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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
In this work, Pappay captures the vibrant essence of New York City.
His expressionist and realistic style illustrates a lively urban scene, rich in vivid colors and dynamic textures.
Every element, from graffiti tags to neon signs, evokes the city's ceaseless energy and movement.
This painting is not just a tribute to New York, but a celebration of urban life, its challenges and its beauty in a street art style with very flashy colors.
« Colors and emotions are the essences of our lives. »
Pappay is a French painter and sculptor whose works are exhibited internationally, in Europe and the United States. He draws his inspiration from the chaos of cities and their architecture, as well as from graphic design and street art. In addition, Pappay has always been fascinated by the relationship between humanity and its environment. The scenes depicted in his compositions are devoid of any human presence, where time is suspended, objects and buildings are witnesses of life and history "ready to come to life".