Matias - Les danseurs

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A pintura original de técnica mista *Les danseurs*, de Matias, realizada em 2026, está assinada à mão e mede 100 × 80 cm.

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Canvas Informations :
ORIGINAL PAINTING , SHIPPED ROLLED IN A TUBE

Technique: mixed media : acrylic painting , oil pastel , spray , markers , charcoal

Dimensions: 100x80cm approximately

Support: Cotton canvas 380g/m2 primed

Signature: Hand-signed on the front and back of the canvas (see photos) , CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY included

The paint is sent rolled up in a tube, leaving you free to choose how to display it (mounted on a stretcher, displayed under glass, etc.)

Who is Matias ?

Originally from France, Matias is a contemporary painter whose work explores the human condition through an increasingly abstract and deconstructed lens. Moving beyond classical figuration, his current style focuses on sculptural, tubular forms , fragments of a mutating humanity rendered with raw intensity.

His technique mirrors a form of urban archaeology. He builds his compositions layer by layer, superposing gestural marks, graffiti elements, stencils, and cryptic text to create dense visual tension. His figures are no longer individual portraits, but silent archetypes , symbolic presences reduced to their absolute essence.

Each canvas is the result of a slow, meditative process of construction and destruction. By using light and shadow to carve out these ambiguous forms,he captures a precarious balance between the chaos of the street and a timeless, contemplative stillness. His works stand as memory maps where classical rigor meets the unbridled energy of the urban landscape.

Canvas Informations :
ORIGINAL PAINTING , SHIPPED ROLLED IN A TUBE

Technique: mixed media : acrylic painting , oil pastel , spray , markers , charcoal

Dimensions: 100x80cm approximately

Support: Cotton canvas 380g/m2 primed

Signature: Hand-signed on the front and back of the canvas (see photos) , CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY included

The paint is sent rolled up in a tube, leaving you free to choose how to display it (mounted on a stretcher, displayed under glass, etc.)

Who is Matias ?

Originally from France, Matias is a contemporary painter whose work explores the human condition through an increasingly abstract and deconstructed lens. Moving beyond classical figuration, his current style focuses on sculptural, tubular forms , fragments of a mutating humanity rendered with raw intensity.

His technique mirrors a form of urban archaeology. He builds his compositions layer by layer, superposing gestural marks, graffiti elements, stencils, and cryptic text to create dense visual tension. His figures are no longer individual portraits, but silent archetypes , symbolic presences reduced to their absolute essence.

Each canvas is the result of a slow, meditative process of construction and destruction. By using light and shadow to carve out these ambiguous forms,he captures a precarious balance between the chaos of the street and a timeless, contemplative stillness. His works stand as memory maps where classical rigor meets the unbridled energy of the urban landscape.

Dados

Vendido com moldura
Não
Vendido por
Vindo diretamente do artista
Edição
Original
Artista
Matias
Título da obra de arte
Les danseurs
Técnica
Aerografia, Pastel, Pintura a óleo, Pintura acrílica, Técnica mista
Assinatura
Assinado à mão
País de origem
Irlanda
Ano
2026
Estado
Excelente estado
Altura
100 cm
Largura
80 cm
Peso
2 kg
Imagem/Tema
Cultura pop
Estilo
Neoexpressionismo
Período
Depois de 2020
Vendido por
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Objetos vendidos
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