UTOPIA (XX) - Chromatic Soul






Estudió Historia del Arte en la École du Louvre y se especializó en arte contemporáneo por más de 25 años.
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Chromatic Soul es una obra original, firmada por UTOPIA, creada en 2026 en papel Fine Art de algodón 100% de 300 g, 50 x 65 cm, sin marco y enviada enrollada, con certificado de autenticidad y vendida directamente por el artista.
Descripción del vendedor
COLLECTOR’S ITEM
Original artwork by UTOPIA,
Each piece combines the raw energy of graffiti and street art with a contemporary studio approach. UTOPIA works with vibrant colours, expressive characters, distinctive eyes, playful elements, bubbles, splashes, spray and stencil techniques, creating dynamic compositions with depth, movement and rich texture. Inspired by the spontaneity of the streets, these elements are transformed into a distinctive contemporary visual language, giving each artwork its own character and identity.
Each piece is individually handmade, painted and finished by the artist on 300 g, 100% cotton Fine Art Paper, using spray paint, acrylic paint and stencil techniques. This is an authentic one-of-a-kind original artwork, not a print or reproduction.
* Original artwork
* 300 g Fine Art Paper — 100% Cotton
* Spray paint, acrylic paint & stencil
* Signed by the artist
* Artist’s stamp
* Certificate of Authenticity included
* Unframed
* Shipped rolled in a protective tube
* Fast and secure shipping
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Oliveiros Junior, aka UTOPIA, is a Brazilian self-taught visual artist born in São Paulo. He began his graffiti journey in 1996, at the age of 13, through the hip-hop and graffiti movement of São Paulo.
Over the years, his practice has evolved into a contemporary artistic language combining graffiti, spray paint, acrylic, stencil, graphite and mixed-media techniques.
His work has been presented in exhibitions, festivals and artistic projects internationally.
UTOPIA currently lives and works in Lisbon, Portugal, developing his studio practice, murals and contemporary artworks.
Please note that photographs may not fully capture the depth, texture and subtle colour variations of the original artwork. The piece may be even more impressive in person, particularly when viewed up close.
El vendedor y su historia
COLLECTOR’S ITEM
Original artwork by UTOPIA,
Each piece combines the raw energy of graffiti and street art with a contemporary studio approach. UTOPIA works with vibrant colours, expressive characters, distinctive eyes, playful elements, bubbles, splashes, spray and stencil techniques, creating dynamic compositions with depth, movement and rich texture. Inspired by the spontaneity of the streets, these elements are transformed into a distinctive contemporary visual language, giving each artwork its own character and identity.
Each piece is individually handmade, painted and finished by the artist on 300 g, 100% cotton Fine Art Paper, using spray paint, acrylic paint and stencil techniques. This is an authentic one-of-a-kind original artwork, not a print or reproduction.
* Original artwork
* 300 g Fine Art Paper — 100% Cotton
* Spray paint, acrylic paint & stencil
* Signed by the artist
* Artist’s stamp
* Certificate of Authenticity included
* Unframed
* Shipped rolled in a protective tube
* Fast and secure shipping
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Oliveiros Junior, aka UTOPIA, is a Brazilian self-taught visual artist born in São Paulo. He began his graffiti journey in 1996, at the age of 13, through the hip-hop and graffiti movement of São Paulo.
Over the years, his practice has evolved into a contemporary artistic language combining graffiti, spray paint, acrylic, stencil, graphite and mixed-media techniques.
His work has been presented in exhibitions, festivals and artistic projects internationally.
UTOPIA currently lives and works in Lisbon, Portugal, developing his studio practice, murals and contemporary artworks.
Please note that photographs may not fully capture the depth, texture and subtle colour variations of the original artwork. The piece may be even more impressive in person, particularly when viewed up close.
