Willigo - Zébra - 155 x 90 cm

Original artwork by the French artist Willigo. Hung on your walls, this striking composition will radiate both power and sophistication, a testament to the beauty of expressive abstraction. A UNIQUE ABSTRACT PIECE HAND PAINTING - No (I A) The total dimensions of the canvas are 165x100 cm. To be stretched onto a wooden frame measuring 155x90 cm (not included). The painting will be shipped rolled in a tube, without the frame. Each work is created using only premium-quality materials. A protective varnish coating safeguards the artwork against dust and UV rays. The painting is signed on both the front and the back. Includes a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. - Colors displayed on screen may differ slightly from the actual paint colors, depending on computer monitor settings. - The graphic images are mock-ups. Their scale may vary to better showcase the painting's details. The actual dimensions are those stated in the description. Shipping Shipped in suitable protective packaging; carrier insurance covers the final bid amount. Gallery price: €4,500. **WILLIGO:** Willigo is a French painter living and working in Antibes. For him, painting represents a constant escape—the embodiment of a moment in life. His artistic exploration leans towards abstraction, unfolding through various phases; it is an infinite, boundless universe to be discovered, where color and spontaneous gesture play a leading role. The artist loves to make colors sing, allowing emotions to guide his blending process and freely expressing his creativity. Painting is about transcending oneself and constantly renewing one's vision. It is not about painting life, but about bringing the painting to life. This quote by Pierre Bonnard encapsulates the guiding principle of his artistic journey. The artist’s techniques include oil painting, natural pigments, acrylic, and mixed media. Her works are held in numerous collections in France and internationally.

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