Wxyz (1980) - "322-1"

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WXYZ (1980) présente une sculpture en béton unique 1/1 intitulée 322-1 (2026), moulée dans le béton et peinte à la main à l’acrylique, signée, mesurant 18,5 × 10 × 4 cm, origine France et en excellent état.

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WXYZ (1980) – “322-1” (2026)

Original Concrete Sculpture – Fluorescent Graffiti Edition – Unique Piece (1/1)

Original concrete sculpture, entirely handcrafted and hand-painted with acrylics by French street artist WXYZ.

With this vibrant interpretation of his emblematic “322-1” character, WXYZ explores the expressive power of fluorescent colors and the spontaneous energy of urban graffiti, transforming raw concrete into a striking contemporary artwork.

The sculpture features an explosive composition of fluorescent yellow, electric pink, vivid green, turquoise blue and intense red, contrasted by deep black, grey and white accents.

Layers of bright acrylic paint, expressive brushstrokes, splashes and spontaneous drips overlap across the sculptural surface, creating a dynamic visual composition reminiscent of graffiti-covered city walls.

The powerful contrast between luminous neon tones and darker areas gives the artwork remarkable depth and visual intensity. The interplay of colors, textures and abstract movements creates an almost electric effect, making the sculpture particularly eye-catching.

The fluorescent palette brings a bold, contemporary dimension to the piece, while the irregular paint applications preserve the raw and instinctive spirit of street art.

Each sculpture is individually cast in concrete, carefully finished and painted entirely by hand. The subtle texture and natural imperfections of the material remain visible beneath the layers of color, reinforcing the connection between the artwork and the rough surfaces of the urban environment.

From Graffiti to Sculpture

The “322-1” is an emblematic figure in WXYZ’s artistic universe, born from his transition from graffiti to sculpture.

Its name refers to Article 322-1 of the French Penal Code, concerning damage to property — a deliberate reference to the artist’s origins in the graffiti movement.

Through this distinctive character, WXYZ gives physical form to the codes of street art, combining architectural geometry, contemporary urban aesthetics and the expressive freedom of graffiti.

Both sculptural and pictorial, this unique piece creates a compelling dialogue between raw concrete, fluorescent abstraction and the vibrant visual language of contemporary urban art.

Its bold colors and powerful graphic presence make it a distinctive collectible artwork, equally suited to a contemporary interior, a modern art collection or an urban art gallery.

Artwork Details

Artist: WXYZ (1980)

Title: 322-1

Year: 2026

Dimensions: 18.5 × 10 × 4 cm

Material: Concrete

Technique: Cast concrete, hand-finished and hand-painted with acrylics

Finish: Multicolored fluorescent graffiti composition featuring neon yellow, electric pink, green, turquoise, red, black and white, with expressive brushstrokes, splashes and layered textures

Edition: Unique original artwork (1/1)

Packaging & Shipping

The sculpture comes with its original presentation box and a certificate of authenticity.

It will be carefully protected with reinforced packaging to ensure safe transportation.

A striking and colorful contemporary artwork that captures the raw energy of graffiti through an explosive combination of fluorescent colors, abstract painting and sculptural concrete.

A unique statement piece where street art, color and sculpture come together in a powerful expression of contemporary urban creativity.

WXYZ (1980) – “322-1” (2026)

Original Concrete Sculpture – Fluorescent Graffiti Edition – Unique Piece (1/1)

Original concrete sculpture, entirely handcrafted and hand-painted with acrylics by French street artist WXYZ.

With this vibrant interpretation of his emblematic “322-1” character, WXYZ explores the expressive power of fluorescent colors and the spontaneous energy of urban graffiti, transforming raw concrete into a striking contemporary artwork.

The sculpture features an explosive composition of fluorescent yellow, electric pink, vivid green, turquoise blue and intense red, contrasted by deep black, grey and white accents.

Layers of bright acrylic paint, expressive brushstrokes, splashes and spontaneous drips overlap across the sculptural surface, creating a dynamic visual composition reminiscent of graffiti-covered city walls.

The powerful contrast between luminous neon tones and darker areas gives the artwork remarkable depth and visual intensity. The interplay of colors, textures and abstract movements creates an almost electric effect, making the sculpture particularly eye-catching.

The fluorescent palette brings a bold, contemporary dimension to the piece, while the irregular paint applications preserve the raw and instinctive spirit of street art.

Each sculpture is individually cast in concrete, carefully finished and painted entirely by hand. The subtle texture and natural imperfections of the material remain visible beneath the layers of color, reinforcing the connection between the artwork and the rough surfaces of the urban environment.

From Graffiti to Sculpture

The “322-1” is an emblematic figure in WXYZ’s artistic universe, born from his transition from graffiti to sculpture.

Its name refers to Article 322-1 of the French Penal Code, concerning damage to property — a deliberate reference to the artist’s origins in the graffiti movement.

Through this distinctive character, WXYZ gives physical form to the codes of street art, combining architectural geometry, contemporary urban aesthetics and the expressive freedom of graffiti.

Both sculptural and pictorial, this unique piece creates a compelling dialogue between raw concrete, fluorescent abstraction and the vibrant visual language of contemporary urban art.

Its bold colors and powerful graphic presence make it a distinctive collectible artwork, equally suited to a contemporary interior, a modern art collection or an urban art gallery.

Artwork Details

Artist: WXYZ (1980)

Title: 322-1

Year: 2026

Dimensions: 18.5 × 10 × 4 cm

Material: Concrete

Technique: Cast concrete, hand-finished and hand-painted with acrylics

Finish: Multicolored fluorescent graffiti composition featuring neon yellow, electric pink, green, turquoise, red, black and white, with expressive brushstrokes, splashes and layered textures

Edition: Unique original artwork (1/1)

Packaging & Shipping

The sculpture comes with its original presentation box and a certificate of authenticity.

It will be carefully protected with reinforced packaging to ensure safe transportation.

A striking and colorful contemporary artwork that captures the raw energy of graffiti through an explosive combination of fluorescent colors, abstract painting and sculptural concrete.

A unique statement piece where street art, color and sculpture come together in a powerful expression of contemporary urban creativity.

Détails

Époque
Après 2000
Pays d’origine
France
Style
Contemporain
Matériau
Concrete
Artiste
Wxyz (1980)
Titre de l'œuvre d'art
"322-1"
Signature
Signé(e)
Année
2026
Condition
Excellent état
Hauteur
184,5 mm
Largeur
102 mm
Profondeur
42 mm
Vendu par
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