Wxyz (1980) - "322-1"

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擁有文化與藝術創新碩士學位,十年20至21世紀義大利藝術經驗。

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WXYZ(1980)推出2026年的獨特混凝土雕塑322-1,來自法國藝術家,由單獨著色的混凝土組裝而成,簽名並上保護漆;尺寸為18.5 × 10 × 4 cm。

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WXYZ (1980) – “322-1” (2026)

Original Concrete Sculpture – Unique Piece (1/1)

Original contemporary sculpture entirely handcrafted by French street artist WXYZ, created through the careful assembly of different individually pigmented concretes.

In this interpretation of his emblematic “322-1” character, WXYZ explores the relationship between color, material and abstraction, transforming raw concrete into a unique sculptural composition.

Unlike a traditionally painted sculpture, the colors are incorporated directly into the concrete itself. A sophisticated palette of slate blue, charcoal grey, soft coral pink, pale yellow and vibrant blue creates an organic arrangement of overlapping shapes and contrasting textures.

The irregular colored forms seem to emerge naturally from the mineral surface, suggesting a fragmented abstract portrait, somewhere between contemporary painting and sculpture.

The subtle interplay of muted tones and brighter accents gives the piece a distinctive visual harmony, while the visible pores and natural imperfections of the concrete reinforce its authentic, handcrafted character.

The sculpture is finished with a protective varnish, enhancing the depth of the pigments and revealing the richness of the material.

From Graffiti to Sculpture

The “322-1” is an emblematic figure in WXYZ’s artistic universe, born from his transition from graffiti to three-dimensional art.

Its name refers to Article 322-1 of the French Penal Code concerning damage to property — a direct reference to the artist’s roots in graffiti culture.

Through this distinctive geometric silhouette, WXYZ translates the visual language of the street into a contemporary sculptural object.

In this particular version, the artist adopts a more organic and painterly approach, allowing the different colored concretes to interact freely within the architectural structure of the figure.

The result is a compelling dialogue between abstraction, urban materials and contemporary sculpture.

Artwork Details

Artist: WXYZ (1980)

Title: 322-1

Year: 2026

Dimensions: 18.5 × 10 × 4 cm

Material: Concrete

Technique: Assembly of individually pigmented concretes, casting and hand-finishing

Colors: Slate blue, charcoal grey, coral pink, pale yellow and vibrant blue

Finish: Protective varnish

Edition: Unique original artwork (1/1)

Packaging & Shipping

The sculpture is accompanied by its original presentation box and certificate of authenticity.

It will be carefully protected with reinforced packaging to ensure safe transportation.

A distinctive and collectible piece of contemporary urban art, combining the raw beauty of concrete with the expressive freedom of abstract painting.

WXYZ (1980) – “322-1” (2026)

Original Concrete Sculpture – Unique Piece (1/1)

Original contemporary sculpture entirely handcrafted by French street artist WXYZ, created through the careful assembly of different individually pigmented concretes.

In this interpretation of his emblematic “322-1” character, WXYZ explores the relationship between color, material and abstraction, transforming raw concrete into a unique sculptural composition.

Unlike a traditionally painted sculpture, the colors are incorporated directly into the concrete itself. A sophisticated palette of slate blue, charcoal grey, soft coral pink, pale yellow and vibrant blue creates an organic arrangement of overlapping shapes and contrasting textures.

The irregular colored forms seem to emerge naturally from the mineral surface, suggesting a fragmented abstract portrait, somewhere between contemporary painting and sculpture.

The subtle interplay of muted tones and brighter accents gives the piece a distinctive visual harmony, while the visible pores and natural imperfections of the concrete reinforce its authentic, handcrafted character.

The sculpture is finished with a protective varnish, enhancing the depth of the pigments and revealing the richness of the material.

From Graffiti to Sculpture

The “322-1” is an emblematic figure in WXYZ’s artistic universe, born from his transition from graffiti to three-dimensional art.

Its name refers to Article 322-1 of the French Penal Code concerning damage to property — a direct reference to the artist’s roots in graffiti culture.

Through this distinctive geometric silhouette, WXYZ translates the visual language of the street into a contemporary sculptural object.

In this particular version, the artist adopts a more organic and painterly approach, allowing the different colored concretes to interact freely within the architectural structure of the figure.

The result is a compelling dialogue between abstraction, urban materials and contemporary sculpture.

Artwork Details

Artist: WXYZ (1980)

Title: 322-1

Year: 2026

Dimensions: 18.5 × 10 × 4 cm

Material: Concrete

Technique: Assembly of individually pigmented concretes, casting and hand-finishing

Colors: Slate blue, charcoal grey, coral pink, pale yellow and vibrant blue

Finish: Protective varnish

Edition: Unique original artwork (1/1)

Packaging & Shipping

The sculpture is accompanied by its original presentation box and certificate of authenticity.

It will be carefully protected with reinforced packaging to ensure safe transportation.

A distinctive and collectible piece of contemporary urban art, combining the raw beauty of concrete with the expressive freedom of abstract painting.

詳細資料

時代
2000年後
原產國
法國
Style
現代的
材質
Concrete
藝術家
Wxyz (1980)
藝術品標題
"322-1"
簽名
帶簽名
年份
2026
狀態
極佳狀態
Height
184,5 mm
Width
102 mm
Depth
42 mm
法國已驗證
877
已售物品
100%
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