Artwork - Ferrari

Title: Ferrari 250 GTO: Redefined Blueprint Artist: El Coyote Dimensions: 50x40 cm (Framed in black) Description: "A mechanical tribute that challenges the boundaries between engineering and pop art. El Coyote decontextualizes the myth of the Ferrari 250 GTO from 1962, blending the technical precision of a blueprint on vintage canvas with the physicality of a car sculpture fragmented into vibrant red PLA, 3D printed. The work is a visual short circuit between past and future, capturing the very essence of speed and Italian design in a unique pop-street aesthetic. Limited edition no. 1/50.". The Artist: Who is "El Coyote"? El Coyote is an emerging and versatile street artist active mainly in the Central Italy art scene (Lazio, Umbria, and Tuscany). Raised among historic alleys and pop subculture, the artist has built his poetics on the concept of "Subversive Reuse": he salvages road signs, nameplates, and discarded metal materials destined for disposal, giving them a second life rich in color, satire, and style. His works have been exhibited in several independent art galleries and collective exhibitions in central Italy, gaining growing interest among collectors of Pop Art and contemporary Urban Art. Technical Details & Specifications Title: Ferrari 250 GTO: Redefined Blueprint Artist: El Coyote Technique / Materials: Iron (orphan/disused road sign), Acrylic and Resin Dimensions: 50 x 40 x 2 cm Edition: Limited to only 50 copies worldwide (Artwork No. 1/50) Year of Creation: 2026 Condition: Excellent / Hand Made Certificate of Authenticity (CoA) The work is supplied with its original Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist (complete with security hologram and artwork details), ready to guarantee and preserve the investment value over time. A unique piece with strong visual impact, perfect to enrich any modern environment, loft, or Street Art collection! Will be carefully packaged and shipped with insured international courier.

Utropspris:SEK 1,651.64

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