The Traveller over the Sea of Clouds x Warhol
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Under the pop influence of Andy Warhol, the iconic silhouette of the traveller is presented in a vibrant series of colourful triptychs. Each panel plays with contrasting, saturated hues, from bright yellow to deep blue, reflecting the energy and repetition characteristic of the artist's style. The mountains, reduced to simple, uncluttered forms, serve as a backdrop for the dark figure, who remains unchanged in the face of a chromatic kaleidoscope. Here Warhol revisits Friedrich's romanticism, propelling it into a contemporary and captivating aesthetic, where contemplation becomes a timeless pop object.
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Under the pop influence of Andy Warhol, the iconic silhouette of the traveller is presented in a vibrant series of colourful triptychs. Each panel plays with contrasting, saturated hues, from bright yellow to deep blue, reflecting the energy and repetition characteristic of the artist's style. The mountains, reduced to simple, uncluttered forms, serve as a backdrop for the dark figure, who remains unchanged in the face of a chromatic kaleidoscope. Here Warhol revisits Friedrich's romanticism, propelling it into a contemporary and captivating aesthetic, where contemplation becomes a timeless pop object.
Features of our paintings
Our paintings are made entirely with oil paint. The meticulous work of detail coupled with the exceptional talent of our painters are the keys to the intensity and depth of our paintings.
Our linen and cotton canvases are extremely durable, giving our work an exceptionally long life. They are resistant to tension, humidity and temperature variations.
Our solid wood frames are made of aspen from sustainably managed forests (FSC certified). They are treated to ensure exceptional stability and are free of any resin.
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