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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Pastel on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
Are we in Miami or New York? It doesn't matter! The main thing is that you want to go for a walk under the palm trees. We like the original composition and the perspective. We admire the beauty of the gesture, very expressive, and characteristic of the personal style of the artist.
The city is a metaphor for our more or less happy lives. In ARTIZE's canvases, the characters always follow the links that unite them towards hope and happiness.
ARTIZE… works with oil and a painting knife. She likes to sculpt material and leave imprints on her canvases as in life. Some features are enhanced with oil pastel.
The painting, signed front and back, is ready to hang. Comes with an invoice and a signed certificate of authenticity. Carefully packaged and tracked shipment.
The city is a metaphor for our more or less happy lives. In ARTIZE's canvases, the characters always follow the links that unite them towards hope and happiness.
ARTIZE… works with oil and a painting knife. She likes to sculpt material and leave imprints on her canvases as in life. Some features are enhanced with oil pastel.
The painting, signed front and back, is ready to hang. Comes with an invoice and a signed certificate of authenticity. Carefully packaged and tracked shipment.
Artize
France
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I am a painter of emotion and of material. »
Artize is a prizewinning painter from France whose works have been featured in solo exhibitions throughout the country. After discovering the joys of oil painting with a palette knife as a teenager, she became passionate about the medium and immersed herself in her expressive canvases. Her stunning city scenes are defined by a gentle color palette of soft oranges and blues, blending the hues to create delicate textures that blur the line between figuration and abstraction.