Untitled 513 - Limited edition of 50 2019

Françoise Nielly

Impresión pigmentariaAluminioMetalImpresión fotográfica
110 ⨯ 110 ⨯ 2 cm
ConditionExcellent
€ 2.950 - 3.650

Villa del Arte Galleries

• Sobre la obra de arte
  Please note that this is a limited edition pigment print on aluminium. It can be produced in 2 different sizes: 110 x 110 cm, and 120 x 120 cm - price and size go hand-in-hand
  Our limited edition Francoise Nielly pigment prints on aluminium are a result of the close collaboration between the artist Francoise Nielly and Villa del Arte Galleries, and are signed and certified by the artist and the gallery. These prints are sold exclusively by Villa del Arte Galleries and are the only work in edition on the market today that does the stunning original artwork of Francoise Nielly real justice!
  The prints are made using a process called ‘dye sublimation’. They are produced on slimline aluminium with either a high gloss or satin finish.
  These 1.2mm thin metal prints have a depth and colour intensity that is regarded as the highest quality technique to produce editions available on the market today! These prints are also archival, waterproof, UV resistant, chemical resistant and abrasion resistant.
  You can see a video of the production process in our website: Villa del Arte Galleries or message us to request it!
• Sobre el artista

  Nielly’s unmistakeable signature style transmits palpable electric energy, a brute force that launches colour like a projectile missile. Known for creating large-scale vibrant, contrasting, fluorescent portraits, her canvases communicate the artist’s strong character and youthful spontaneity. Bold oils and a palette knife are her preferred tools. This particular series works to showcase the similarities and differences between humans, focusing on collective emotions across an array of ages, ethnicities and gender. Picasso, de Kooning, Francis Bacon, Lucien Freud, have all been of interest to Nielly along with urban culture.

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