Joachim Demiurg - Endless Line XL





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Joachim Demiurg – Endless Line XL is an acrylic painting on natural cotton canvas, 100 x 100 cm, hand signed, dated 2026, in original edition and excellent condition, produced in Poland, featuring the black hand-painted text You Are What You Eat. So I Am Pizza on a vibrant yellow background.
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“You Are What You Eat. So I Am Pizza. – XL”
Acrylic on canvas
100 × 100 cm
Signed
“You Are What You Eat. So I Am Pizza. – XL” is a bold contemporary statement painting that combines humor, everyday culture, and expressive hand-painted typography.
The work features the iconic phrase “YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT. SO I AM PIZZA.” painted by hand in black on a vibrant yellow background. The deliberately imperfect lettering, visible brushwork, and spontaneous line quality give the piece a raw, playful character, while the strong contrast between black and yellow creates a striking graphic presence.
The painting is created on natural cotton canvas, with the rich yellow surface retaining subtle variations and painterly texture. Rather than following a perfectly geometric typographic layout, the words are arranged with a spontaneous, hand-drawn rhythm, emphasizing the character of the artist's gesture.
The combination of humor, bold color, and expressive typography makes the work particularly suited to contemporary, minimalist, creative, and design-focused interiors. It can function both as a statement artwork and as a playful visual accent within a collection.
The artwork is sold unframed and will be shipped rolled in a protective tube. Stretching the canvas onto a wooden stretcher frame is required upon arrival.
Joachim Demiurg is a visual artist and painter whose work focuses on color, structure, and dynamic form.
He graduated from an art high school with a specialization in artistic textiles, which shaped his sensitivity to texture and material. He then studied graphic design at the Faculty of Art at the Pedagogical University in Kraków.
He has also gained experience abroad, creating painting projects and murals in places such as Morocco, San Francisco, and Berlin. His work combines elements of figuration and abstraction, using simplified forms and intense color palettes.
“You Are What You Eat. So I Am Pizza. – XL”
Acrylic on canvas
100 × 100 cm
Signed
“You Are What You Eat. So I Am Pizza. – XL” is a bold contemporary statement painting that combines humor, everyday culture, and expressive hand-painted typography.
The work features the iconic phrase “YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT. SO I AM PIZZA.” painted by hand in black on a vibrant yellow background. The deliberately imperfect lettering, visible brushwork, and spontaneous line quality give the piece a raw, playful character, while the strong contrast between black and yellow creates a striking graphic presence.
The painting is created on natural cotton canvas, with the rich yellow surface retaining subtle variations and painterly texture. Rather than following a perfectly geometric typographic layout, the words are arranged with a spontaneous, hand-drawn rhythm, emphasizing the character of the artist's gesture.
The combination of humor, bold color, and expressive typography makes the work particularly suited to contemporary, minimalist, creative, and design-focused interiors. It can function both as a statement artwork and as a playful visual accent within a collection.
The artwork is sold unframed and will be shipped rolled in a protective tube. Stretching the canvas onto a wooden stretcher frame is required upon arrival.
Joachim Demiurg is a visual artist and painter whose work focuses on color, structure, and dynamic form.
He graduated from an art high school with a specialization in artistic textiles, which shaped his sensitivity to texture and material. He then studied graphic design at the Faculty of Art at the Pedagogical University in Kraków.
He has also gained experience abroad, creating painting projects and murals in places such as Morocco, San Francisco, and Berlin. His work combines elements of figuration and abstraction, using simplified forms and intense color palettes.

