Sinao (1981) - Born to Shop

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SINAO (1981) presenta Born to Shop, un’opera originale in edizione limitata 1/1 del 2026 su legno, pittura acrilica e tecnica mista, 60 × 75 cm, firmata a mano con certificato di autenticità, originaria dalla Francia.

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**MIND THE GAP LABEL EXCLUSIVITY**

Original artwork by the artist SINAO.
Excellent investment! Directly acquired from the artist.

Unique piece (1/1) signed by the artist using stencil.

Technique used: Acrylic paint on wood.

Certificate of authenticity is provided with the artwork.

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--THE ARTIST--

SINAO was born in New York in 1981. Although considered an emerging street artist, he has been working on murals since the 1990s. He loves to place his art on street materials (cardboard, trash cans, mailboxes, fire hydrants) and rarely used canvases. He has been influenced by the works of Blek le Rat. Most of the time, you will see his rabbit (from Alice in Wonderland) adorning the streets of American and European capitals.
Like most street artists, Sinao remains as infiltrated and anonymous as possible, revealing himself only covered by a Black Plague doctor's mask. For larger murals, he surrounds himself with artists under the Franco-American brand: Mind the Gap Label. The artist Sinao has a distinct style unique to street art.
His works are currently showcased by numerous galleries worldwide.

Note: All his mediums have dents, sometimes even perforations, tears in places, or burns, which add to the beauty of his art and ensure the uniqueness of each piece. Please note that all pieces are made of cardboard and may slightly differ in appearance. For instance, there may be dents and scratches on the edges. Additionally, paint drips and splatters will vary throughout the collection

**MIND THE GAP LABEL EXCLUSIVITY**

Original artwork by the artist SINAO.
Excellent investment! Directly acquired from the artist.

Unique piece (1/1) signed by the artist using stencil.

Technique used: Acrylic paint on wood.

Certificate of authenticity is provided with the artwork.

-----------------------

--THE ARTIST--

SINAO was born in New York in 1981. Although considered an emerging street artist, he has been working on murals since the 1990s. He loves to place his art on street materials (cardboard, trash cans, mailboxes, fire hydrants) and rarely used canvases. He has been influenced by the works of Blek le Rat. Most of the time, you will see his rabbit (from Alice in Wonderland) adorning the streets of American and European capitals.
Like most street artists, Sinao remains as infiltrated and anonymous as possible, revealing himself only covered by a Black Plague doctor's mask. For larger murals, he surrounds himself with artists under the Franco-American brand: Mind the Gap Label. The artist Sinao has a distinct style unique to street art.
His works are currently showcased by numerous galleries worldwide.

Note: All his mediums have dents, sometimes even perforations, tears in places, or burns, which add to the beauty of his art and ensure the uniqueness of each piece. Please note that all pieces are made of cardboard and may slightly differ in appearance. For instance, there may be dents and scratches on the edges. Additionally, paint drips and splatters will vary throughout the collection

Dettagli

Artista
Sinao (1981)
Venduto con cornice
No
Venduto da
Proprietario o rivenditore
Edizione
Edizione limitata
Titolo dell'opera
Born to Shop
Tecnica
Pittura acrilica, Tecnica mista
Firma
Firmato a mano
Paese d’origine
Francia
Anno
2026
Condizione
Eccellenti condizioni
Altezza
60 cm
Larghezza
75 cm
Raffigurazione/Tematica
Cultura pop
Stile
Pop Art
Periodo
2020+
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