Lea Ottavi - Quiet Harbor Geometry XXL · Hand-Finished

Quiet Harbor Geometry 2026。不设底价

For sale without frame or stretcher

Author: Lea Ottavi

Original and unique work
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Technique & Materials
This work of art was created using mixed media on high-quality cotton canvas (approx. 380 g/m²). The process begins with printing and transferring the original image onto the canvas. The details are then hand-finished with acrylic paints and oil pastels.

Each artwork is finished by hand. The combination of these techniques creates visible texture, layered effects, and natural variations, making every piece unique.

The surface is protected with professionally applied layers of varnish, enhancing the depth and richness of the colors while helping to protect the artwork from damage.
The artwork is sold unframed and shipped rolled in a tube.
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Dimensions
The canvas measures 120 × 80 cm and includes a 5 cm white border, bringing the total size to 130 × 90 cm - ideal for elegant presentation in a refined interior.
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Signature & Authenticity
Sold directly by the artist. The artwork is signed on the front and hand-signed on the back.
Each piece is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity (COA), personally signed by the artist, Lea Ottavi.
The work is sold unframed and without a stretcher.
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Secure Shipping
The artwork is shipped unframed, carefully rolled in a sturdy, professional tube.
The shipment is fully insured for the total auction value against damage or loss.
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Collections
Works by Lea Ottavi are part of private collections across Europe and Asia, highlighting the artist’s steadily growing presence on the international contemporary art scene. Her pieces are sought after for their distinctive mixed-media approach and hand-finished character, attracting collectors who value originality and tactile depth.
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About the artist
My practice combines digital tools with traditional, hands-on techniques. I work with software such as Adobe Suite and AI-based solutions as part of the creative process, using them as a starting point rather than a final result. Each piece is then physically reworked on canvas, allowing for direct intervention, texture, and variation.
I’m particularly interested in the dialogue between precision and imperfection — between what is generated and what is shaped manually. This approach leads to works that are visually layered, technically refined, but still open, tactile, and individual.

Instagram: @lea.ottavi