0xec6d0 (XX-XXI) - 1984 - XXXL

* Please do not bid if you cannot pay for the artwork. ⟁ Hand-painted monumental artwork ⟁ ⬗ Techniques: acrylic on canvas, pastels ⬗ Dimensions: 160 x 220 cm (approximately 150 x 210 cm once mounted on stretcher) ⬗ Unique piece, signed and dated on the back. ⬗ Certificate of authenticity (COA) included “This listing contains IA-generated visualizations. Please refer to the original photographs to know the actual condition of the item.” ⟁ About the artist – 0xec6d0 ⟁ 0xec6d0, a French anonymous artist, defies conventions by mixing outsider art with social critique. After a notable career as CEO in artificial intelligence and senior advisor in blockchain, he chooses anonymity to express himself without compromise on major contemporary issues. Each work is a visceral autopsy of our era: violence, overconsumption, social networks, identity crisis. 0xec6d0 uses art as a mirror to expose the paradoxes and absurdities of modern society. Inspired by artists such as Basquiat, Shepard Fairey Obey, KAWS, and Banksy, his style is a mix of neo-expressionism, surrealism, and primitivism, blending bold pastels, textured acrylics, and raw spontaneity. His works have been shown in numerous European galleries (France, Italy, Germany, Spain, etc.) and collected in countries such as the United States and Japan. His solo show, "Génération Botox", held in Sofia (Bulgaria), embodies a biting critique of a society dominated by appearance and immediacy. ⟁ Why invest? ⟁ ⬗ A masterful piece, ideal for large spaces and collectors seeking rare works. ⬗ A growing value, reinforced by a blockchain certificate guaranteeing its authenticity. ⬗ A timeless and impactful work, at the crossroads of art, politics, and raw emotion. ⟁ Practical information ⟁ ⬗ Shipping: rolled, with tracking and full insurance for complete peace of mind. ⬗ Gallery estimated price: €2,000 – €3,000, reflecting the growing success of 0xec6d0’s works among international collectors.

Utropspris:SEK 22,407.07

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