Les Travailleurs de la Nuit, 2021

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Size: 36 cm x 46 cm (framed)

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Setting the scene

France

Confirmed Artist

Born in Brussels, Pablo Sozyone Gonzalez has been working on line, form and rhythm for more than 30 years.

Coming from a proud and modest Asturian family, fleeing Franco's Spain, but with the joie de vivre and bestial humour of a noisy pack, Pablo soon feels free to think and do what he wants, where he wants, in his city, Brussels. In 1988, at the age of 15, he meets Smimooz, his faithful artistic partner, on the benches of St Luc, where he discovers, integrates the techniques of the great masters and becomes passionate about the History of Art. Together they will start tagging anything and everything, signing his artistic avatar: Sozyone, while writing the first texts and rhymes of the group De Puta Madre. Within a few years, Sozyone became a reference throughout the Kingdom, for his music, lyrics and paintings.

Currently Sozyone is working in a studio and in a team, preparing an exhibition of new works in Hamburg (GOLDEN HANDS Gallery). Constantly searching for new forms and new media, he works with steel, sculpts clay, empties bombs, tears paper and tries his hand at virtual reality in order to respond to visions that no longer have technical limits.

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About this photograph

Technique

Embroidery

Print run

Work numbered and limited to 9 copies

Support

Canvas stretched on frame

Dimensions

36 x 46 cm

Signature

Work hand signed by the artist and stamped by VANGART

Authentication

Sold with certificate of authenticity and possible NFT certification

Framing

American black satin box

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