Omhie - Here and Now

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€ 55
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L’opera originale a tecnica mista «Here and Now» di Omhie, firmata a mano e realizzata nel 2026, combina pennarello a feltro, vernice spray e pittura acrilica.

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Descrizione del venditore

A visceral assertion of existence and urban power. In "Here and Now", the regal feline dominates the canvas with a bold and magnetic attitude, crowned and the absolute master of its own space. The scratched lines, rigid body geometries, and small beating heart create a visual short circuit between street pride and hidden vulnerability. A pop-expressionist work that captures the exact instant when identity becomes a manifesto, demanding to be seen and heard without compromise.


Artwork Details
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Title: Here and Now
Style: Neo-Expressionism · Abstract Art · Street Art · Graffiti Art · Urban Contemporary
Medium: Mixed Media (Acrylic, Spray Paint, High-Relief Markers) on high quality Canvas.
Size: 90x96cm (finished size)(Note: 3/5cm margin on each side, reserved for stretching, total canvas size 100x106cm)
Signature: Hand-signed front and back
Condition: Excellent
Certificate: Hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity included
Frame: Not included

Shipping Information
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Packaging: Professionally packed and shipped worldwide, rolled in a secure tube to ensure maximum protection.
Tracking: A tracking number will be provided immediately upon shipment.

Note
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This listing includes AI-generated mockups for visualization purposes. Please refer strictly to the original photographs to verify the artwork's actual condition. Colors may vary slightly due to studio lighting and camera exposure.

Il venditore si racconta

Omhie is an Italian contemporary artist whose creative journey began in 2003, when asphalt and urban walls became his first canvas. He is a prominent member of the "Gruppo di Avola," an artistic collective that includes renowned figures. From his initial urban ferment, his style has evolved into a powerful and deeply personal narrative. Omhie’s practice is centered on Neo-Expressionism, where raw instinct and potent figurative symbolism converge. Through distorted faces, visceral skulls, and primal figures layered with scribbles, cryptic codes, and gestural brushstrokes, he translates human emotion and psychological tension onto the canvas. Every work becomes an archetype of expression, bridging the spontaneity of street art with a rigorous conceptual depth. Omhie’s philosophy is a constant search for authenticity. Every piece is the result of an unfiltered impulse where visceral energy meets a sophisticated conceptual impact, making his works highly sought after by international collectors.

A visceral assertion of existence and urban power. In "Here and Now", the regal feline dominates the canvas with a bold and magnetic attitude, crowned and the absolute master of its own space. The scratched lines, rigid body geometries, and small beating heart create a visual short circuit between street pride and hidden vulnerability. A pop-expressionist work that captures the exact instant when identity becomes a manifesto, demanding to be seen and heard without compromise.


Artwork Details
-
Title: Here and Now
Style: Neo-Expressionism · Abstract Art · Street Art · Graffiti Art · Urban Contemporary
Medium: Mixed Media (Acrylic, Spray Paint, High-Relief Markers) on high quality Canvas.
Size: 90x96cm (finished size)(Note: 3/5cm margin on each side, reserved for stretching, total canvas size 100x106cm)
Signature: Hand-signed front and back
Condition: Excellent
Certificate: Hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity included
Frame: Not included

Shipping Information
-
Packaging: Professionally packed and shipped worldwide, rolled in a secure tube to ensure maximum protection.
Tracking: A tracking number will be provided immediately upon shipment.

Note
-
This listing includes AI-generated mockups for visualization purposes. Please refer strictly to the original photographs to verify the artwork's actual condition. Colors may vary slightly due to studio lighting and camera exposure.

Il venditore si racconta

Omhie is an Italian contemporary artist whose creative journey began in 2003, when asphalt and urban walls became his first canvas. He is a prominent member of the "Gruppo di Avola," an artistic collective that includes renowned figures. From his initial urban ferment, his style has evolved into a powerful and deeply personal narrative. Omhie’s practice is centered on Neo-Expressionism, where raw instinct and potent figurative symbolism converge. Through distorted faces, visceral skulls, and primal figures layered with scribbles, cryptic codes, and gestural brushstrokes, he translates human emotion and psychological tension onto the canvas. Every work becomes an archetype of expression, bridging the spontaneity of street art with a rigorous conceptual depth. Omhie’s philosophy is a constant search for authenticity. Every piece is the result of an unfiltered impulse where visceral energy meets a sophisticated conceptual impact, making his works highly sought after by international collectors.

Dettagli

Edizione
Originale
Venduto da
Direttamente dall’artista
Venduto con cornice
No
Artista
Omhie
Tecnica
Pennarello a feltro, Pittura acrilica, Vernice spray
Titolo dell'opera
Here and Now
Firma
Firmato a mano
Paese d’origine
Italia
Anno
2026
Colore
Multicolore
Condizione
Eccellenti condizioni
Altezza
100 cm
Larghezza
106 cm
Peso
500 g
Raffigurazione/Tematica
Cultura pop
Stile
Neo-Espressionismo
Periodo
2020+
Venduto da
ItaliaVerificato
331
Oggetti venduti
100%
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