Omhie (1986) - System Overload - XL - Materic Neo-Expressionism · Street Art

SYSTEM OVERLOAD (Deconstructed Graffiti)

Style: Neo-Expressionism · Abstract Art · Street Art · Graffiti Art · Urban Contemporary

Artwork Details
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Title: SYSTEM OVERLOAD
Medium: Mixed Media (Acrylic, Spray Paint, High-Relief Markers) on high quality Canvas.
Size: 100x90cm (finished size)(Note: +5cm margin on each side, reserved for stretching, total canvas size 110x100cm)
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.
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The Concept
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"System Overload" visually represents the explosion of data and energy that pushes metropolitan infrastructure past its critical limit. The title captures the moment when speed and contemporary pressure generate a majestic, dynamic chaos.

The canvas is an aggressive accumulation of marks and textures, where the pictorial gesture is amplified to reflect saturation. The extreme density of color layers and the tight network of symbols embody the exponential complexity of urban life. This overwhelming energy is captured using the multi-layering technique with acrylics, building a stratified, tactile surface that attests to the violence and structural complexity of the creative process.

About the Artist
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Omhie is an Italian contemporary artist whose creative journey has its roots in 2003, when asphalt and urban walls became his first canvas. From that initial ferment, his style has evolved into a passionate dialogue expressed through two complementary artistic souls. Omhie dives into Abstract Neo-Expressionism, where the emotional and physical deconstruction of graffiti is accomplished, transforming the raw language of the street into a stratified narrative that pulses with the hectic rhythm of the metropolis; every layer of paint is an echo of unstoppable energy. In parallel, Omhie explores modern iconography with an approach that merges the immediacy of graffiti with academic composition, aiming to recontextualize Pop icons to touch upon contemporary identity and the allure of controlled chaos. Omhie's philosophy is not merely technical, but a constant search for authenticity. Every piece is the result of a visceral impulse, a unique work where the pure instinct of the street artist combines with a surprising emotional and conceptual impact, making them highly sought after by international collectors.