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Artwork details
- Medium : Digital on Paper , Other rigid frame
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 31.5x31.5in
- Edition : All editions sold (20 / 20)
- Artist's proof : 1
About this artwork
With this digital pop art piece, I wanted to capture the vibrant and chaotic energy of New York City, blending nostalgia and modernity. The iconic cartoon Mickey Mouse traverses a bustling urban universe, symbolizing the clash between innocence and urban frenzy. It will bring an explosion of color and dynamism, infusing your space with an electric and vibrant atmosphere.
This artwork is printed on ILFORD Matte Photo 235g paper. The paper can be… printed on dibond or framed.
This artwork is printed on ILFORD Matte Photo 235g paper. The paper can be… printed on dibond or framed.
Simone Monney
Switzerland
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Art Fair Participant
- Prizewinner
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« When the energy and dynamism of its patterns and colors are transferred to the viewer, engaging them emotionally or stimulating their own spirituality, art becomes love and an image a passion. »
Simone Monney is an award-winning Swiss painter with international exhibitions. Her work, which is part of lyrical abstraction, draws its inspiration primarily from nature, while music accompanies her creative process.
Through free and spontaneous gestures, she wields brushes, palette knives, and even her hands to bring vibrant and expressive compositions to life. The vibrant colors and energy of movement blend harmoniously, constructing each canvas like a visual symphony.
His wish? To offer those who contemplate his work a moment of escape and a profound feeling of well-being.
Through free and spontaneous gestures, she wields brushes, palette knives, and even her hands to bring vibrant and expressive compositions to life. The vibrant colors and energy of movement blend harmoniously, constructing each canvas like a visual symphony.
His wish? To offer those who contemplate his work a moment of escape and a profound feeling of well-being.