HÄKKI Studio · Artwork · Contact Website: www.hakkistudio.art Instagram: @hakki.gallery ⸻ THE ARTWORK Each HÄKKI painting is an original, hand-painted work created through a direct and entirely physical artistic process. No digital tools are used in the creation of the artwork. READ FIRST Printed edge-to-edge on premium 350 gsm fine art paper, ready to frame in a universal 100 × 70 cm frame, an affordable, easy-to-find format. * Original artwork * Hand-painted — Created by hand, never reproduced as a print. * Traditional process — No digital tools involved in the creation of the artwork. * Protective finish — Completed with a high-quality protective varnish. * Premium paper — 350 gsm cotton canvas. * Unstretched & unframed — Supplied rolled, allowing you to choose your preferred presentation. * Sustainable packaging — Carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube, with packaging materials selected for their recyclable properties. ⸻ INCLUDED WITH YOUR PURCHASE Every artwork is accompanied by: * The original painting. * A signed Certificate of Authenticity. * A personal thank-you note from the artist. ⸻ SHIPPING & DELIVERY All artworks are prepared with care and shipped rolled in a protective tube. Premium tracked delivery A full tracking number is provided, allowing you to follow your artwork throughout its journey. ⸻ ARTIST BIO HÄKKI HÄKKI is a multidisciplinary visual artist and the founder of CIRKL Collective, an independent platform dedicated to cross-disciplinary creative collaboration. With a formal background in graphic design, photography, and painting, his practice exists at the intersection of contemporary art and street culture. Rooted in street-level expression since 2009, his work has developed through years of visual exploration, material experimentation, and cultural engagement. His paintings bring together the intensity of neo-expressionism, the immediacy of street art, and the language of contemporary figuration. Bold forms, expressive characters, and instinctive mark-making create compositions that are both visceral and contemplative. His work moves between the raw energy of the street and the considered language of fine art, embracing imperfection, gesture, and the physical presence of the painted surface. HÄKKI — Fine Art · Street Culture · Contemporary Figuration