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Other details :
Artwork on fixed support. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
20.1x43.7in
About this artwork
I painted this painting when I was twelve or thirteen years old. The support is made of marine plywood, painted with gouache and finished with a layer of varnish.
Adolphe Barboni, a former sign painter, now devotes himself to the art of acrylic painting. His "Pop Art" style plays with shadows and juxtaposes splashes of color to create high-impact portraits. His works, imbued with cinema and music, translate the subtle harvest of his dreams and summon a bold dynamic of the unconscious.