Aket Kubic (1989) - Chasser au pays des nomades XXL (3D)

About the artist: 3V Aket Kubic (born in 1989) 3V Aket Kubic today establishes themselves as one of the rising and essential figures on the French contemporary scene of Neo-Cubism, Pop Art and Street Art. Their singular plastic handwriting rests on a geometric deconstruction of reality, a direct heir of Picasso and Braque's historic cubism, reinvented through the visual power and freedom of graffiti. Structured around strong black outlines, facets and cubes, their works act like true analogue pixels. They fragment portraits and scenes of life to offer a vibrant, accessible, and resolutely optimistic visual poetry. Curatorial Analysis From the street to institutions: Emerging from graffiti and large-format muralism, 3V Aket Kubic masterfully balances popular culture, urban space, and museum requirements. A signature with strong heritage value: Carried by major exhibitions drawing tens of thousands of visitors and supported by emblematic international collaborations, 3V Aket Kubic establishes themselves as a reference signature, highly sought after by urban art and contemporary art collectors. 2023: International selection by Coca-Cola for the Masterpiece global campaign. 2023: Solo exhibition on the theme of Japan at Sm'art de Mouvaux (4,000 visitors). 2024: Solo exhibition “Our childhood dreams” at Plateau 112 in Roubaix (8,000 visitors). 2024: Official author of the poster for the legendary Dunkerque Carnival. 2025: Major solo exhibition at Galerie Le Minorelle in Marcq-en-Barœul (4,000 visitors). 2026: Artistic collaboration and customization for the Bavaria 8.6 brand. Original canvases by the artist Aket Kubic. Composed of 12 canvases. Delivered with a certificate of authenticity. This work is a composition where each section, each canvas, though designed as its own universe, dialogues with the others. The whole is mounted on a wooden support to be fixed directly to the wall, making it solid and each canvas is, of course, on its own frame. TEXT OF THE WORK: Imbued with ancient traditions and respect for the environment, the regions of Mongolia are dominated by an omnipresent wild nature. Nomadic hunting is transmitted from generation to generation, linking community members to their cultural heritage. Often seen as a rite of passage, the young learn to track, observe animal behavior, and use respectful techniques, often in symbiosis with local fauna. Nomads view hunting not only as a means of subsistence but also as a way to maintain balance with nature. In doing so, they reveal their role as guardians of the land, ensuring the preservation of species and habitats.

Schätzpreis:€30,000

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