POPLEA - Poplea - MONALISA ET ROY (2000) - cinétique 3 en 1

O AI - EACH VISUAL IS HAND-CREATED WITH PLENTY OF COLLECTOR-LEVEL DETAILS TRUE ARTIST'S WORK, VERY TECHNICAL, and ABOVE ALL UNIQUE IN THE WORLD Homage to the Mona Lisa and Roy Lichtenstein Popléa is a French artist who is revolutionizing kinetic and minimalist art. Master of movement and perception, Popléa upends our way of seeing and feeling the image. Under a secret nickname, this established artist offers rare works directly to collectors, far from the traditional circuits. When their true identity is revealed, the value of these early pieces is set to rise significantly. A unique opportunity to collect exceptional art at the dawn of a new chapter in contemporary creation. The artist Popléa: If you own this work, you have in your hands an authentic piece signed Popléa. But you should know: Popléa is a pseudonym. They have not yet revealed their identity — voluntarily. This choice is part of a broader artistic project, a kind of experiment: Create without a name, without status, without biography. The work alone. The image alone. What it evokes. What you feel. The artist behind Popléa is already exhibited, recognized, collected — but chose to explore another path, freer. Refusing filters, codes, discourse. Refusing for it to always be the same — galleries, experts, networks — who decide what has value. Maybe what you own is the beginning of something. Or maybe it is simply a work that speaks to you, here and now. Both options are beautiful. And in the end, perhaps that is the true luxury. The work is hand-signed, delivered ready to hang in ultra-reinforced packaging, with insurance included. Recent buyer comments: "Very happy with my purchase! The piece received is stunning; you can immediately feel the technical skill and the work involved. The packaging was especially carefully done." "Exceptional packaging for a work that is equally exceptional! Thanks to the artist for this high-quality work."

Schätzpreis:€1,200

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