Steve Jobs
Resin, Objects on Metal
59x59in
$10,200
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Christian Z
Italy
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15 pieces
Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Resin, Objects on Metal
- Other details : Artwork on Dibond. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 59.1x59.1in
About this artwork
This portrait is a provocative fusion between image and language, a work that goes beyond simple visual representation to question the viewer on the power of the word and perception. Each letter, each typographic fragment, is at the same time a graphic element and a symbolic reference: the form builds the face, but the content – made of characters, alphabets, signs – refers to the broader meaning of language as a tool of identity, influence and control.…
The subject, recognizable but never explicitly defined, emerges as a figure composed of an ordered chaos of symbols, almost as if to suggest that his public image is a media construct, made of spoken, written or imposed words. The contrast between the rigidity of the letters and the softness of the facial features creates a powerful visual tension, which amplifies the message of the work: are we what we communicate, or what others read in us?
The subject, recognizable but never explicitly defined, emerges as a figure composed of an ordered chaos of symbols, almost as if to suggest that his public image is a media construct, made of spoken, written or imposed words. The contrast between the rigidity of the letters and the softness of the facial features creates a powerful visual tension, which amplifies the message of the work: are we what we communicate, or what others read in us?
Christian Z
Italy
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
CHRIZ (Christian Z) is an Italian artist whose research explores the relationship between language, identity, and form. He begins not with the image, but with what comes first: the letter as an originary act and matrix of meaning. He uses individual typographic characters, applied and layered by hand on metal panels, to construct bodies and faces that emerge from the blackness of silence.
The text is not read: it is passed through.
The letters become visual DNA, generative material from which the human figure takes shape, never idealized but alive, fragile, in transformation.
His practice stands apart from traditional text-based art, positioning itself between contemporary figuration and conceptual research in a hyper-digital culture.
He works where words become images.
The text is not read: it is passed through.
The letters become visual DNA, generative material from which the human figure takes shape, never idealized but alive, fragile, in transformation.
His practice stands apart from traditional text-based art, positioning itself between contemporary figuration and conceptual research in a hyper-digital culture.
He works where words become images.
Christian Z
Trump
$10,200
