Floria Rey - SeaLover XXL

SeaLover XXL Large format A unique piece signed by the artist Floria Rey Year 2026 In very good condition Overall dimensions: 139 x 105 cm Signed on the back. Side edges painted in the image colors, Painted canvas: brilliant finish, gold, not stretched, no frame. Interior photos serve as inspiration; the canvas will be shipped rolled. You can easily mount a canvas stretcher yourself, or have it framed at a framing shop near you. Shipping insured, canvas well packed as a roll, no frame, with tracking number Includes COA Possible color deviations are due to lighting, monitor, and camera. Unlike prints on canvas, my hand-painted originals convey an unmistakable experience. Every brushstroke and the texture of the paint are tangible and contribute to the individual character of each work. About the artist: Floria Rey, a multidisciplinary artist living in Berlin, explores in her work the themes of light and space as well as the relationships between memory and nature. Her paintings, sculptures, and installations are marked by a dynamic interaction with light and air passages that articulate a tension boundary between the surfaces and the space behind them. Floria Rey has presented her works internationally, including significant exhibitions in New York, Art Basel Miami, Bristol, Luxembourg, Milan, and Barcelona, as well as at the Venice Biennale 2022. Her art is listed on platforms such as Artsy, Singulart, Saatchi, Akoun, and Artmajeur, reaching a broad audience. Upcoming exhibitions in 2026: Galerie Le Chien D’Or Quebec, Casa del Arte Palma, Nicoleta Gallery Berlin, MikroBiennale Seoul. All my offers at Catawiki are my own works, unique and my intellectual property. All rights reserved by FloriaRey. Reproduction or resale, especially on other online platforms, is only allowed with the artist’s permission. (As the author of a work, the artist holds personality rights and exploitation rights. / Copyright Act §§73-83.)

Schätzpreis:€1,000

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