Avenzano - Dualita 013

Facts: - Material: High-quality acrylic paints on unprimed cotton canvas - Format: 140 cm x 100 cm (plus about 7 cm border on each side to allow the canvas to be easily mounted on a wooden frame) - Signed and dated on the back - Handcrafted unique piece - Includes certificate of authenticity - Sale without canvas stretcher/frame or floater frame - Shipped with tracking; rolled and securely packed in a sturdy shipping tube About the artwork: In his series “Dualita” the artist AVENZANO brings two opposing languages together on one canvas: powerful, freehand black-and-white brushstrokes and soft, luminous color gradients. At the center of the series is the duality of things: as different as structure and color are, they fit together perfectly here. Each on its own is independent and strong. Yet only together does the balance emerge that supports the work. Painted on raw, untreated cotton canvas, the material’s texture remains visible and gives each piece its unmistakable character. About the artist: AVENZANO is a professional painter. He lives and works in his studio in Germany. Influenced by the elegance of Italian design, the roughness of Brazilian Brutalism, and the clarity of contemporary minimalism, his works are characterized by strong graphical elements and a natural, earthy color palette. His body of work is defined as much by what he brings to the canvas as by what he leaves out. Central to his work is the aesthetic concept of Wabi-Sabi: the belief that beauty lies not in perfection, but in imperfection, irregularity, and authenticity. Instagram: @avenzano.art Notes: - No shipping from October 1 to October 19 - Some of the images are AI photo montages and are for illustration purposes only. Proportions do not always correspond exactly to reality. - For deliveries to other EU countries, additional duties and fees may apply, payable by the buyer. - Color deviations are due to monitor settings, lighting conditions, and camera characteristics.

Utropspris:SEK 17,925.66

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