Maderno
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13 x 13 cm19 900 RUBMaderno
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Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "Only for writer's" was created by contemporary artist Maderno.
The artist used Acrylic and Graffiti techniques to create this small-format painting on canvas in the Street Art style.
The artist used Acrylic and Graffiti techniques to create this small-format painting on canvas in the Street Art style.
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Style : Street art
- - Size : 13 x 13 cm
- - Colors : Multicolored
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Medium : Graffiti
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Medium : Acrylic
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Medium : Posca
- - Compatible frames : 13 x 13 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Canvas
- - Exhibited in Gallery : Strasbourg Orfèvres (2)
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Maderno
France
Maderno's attraction to painting began as a teenager.
He discovered graffiti and began to paint on the walls, a practice that appealed to him because of its spontaneity and that would never cease to inspire him. Whether through graffiti or calligraphy, Maderno seeks to express himself freely. Driven by a desire to diversify and surpass himself, his works mix abstract painting, calligraphy and portraiture. Just as we find a certain sensuality in the curves of his letters, we find a certain sensitivity in the features of his subjects.
He discovered graffiti and began to paint on the walls, a practice that appealed to him because of its spontaneity and that would never cease to inspire him. Whether through graffiti or calligraphy, Maderno seeks to express himself freely. Driven by a desire to diversify and surpass himself, his works mix abstract painting, calligraphy and portraiture. Just as we find a certain sensuality in the curves of his letters, we find a certain sensitivity in the features of his subjects.
