Chanoir - Cha fils de
Chanoir - Cha fils de
Limited edition / 64 copies
H.37 × W.37 cm — on stretcher frame H.14.6 × W.14.6 in — on stretcher frame
First collaboration between VANGART and Chanoir. A limited edition of eight pieces, available in eight distinct colors. An exploration of fluorescent and metallic thread, playing on contrasts of material and light.
Made in Lyon in French workshops certified EPV (Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant, France’s Living Heritage label), this edition is produced to the highest standards of quality, combining artisanal craftsmanship, innovation and exacting manufacture.
This work is out of print.
SUPERVISION
The artworks are produced in our workshop in Lyon, embroidered and then mounted on a custom wooden frame. They are delivered ready to hang, with a minimalist presentation that highlights the material and texture of the textile.
An optional frame is available, designed to remain discreet and respect the artwork. We advise against adding glass or plexiglass to preserve the texture and depth of the embroidery.
PACKAGING & SHIPPING
Each artwork is packaged in a custom-made wooden crate with internal foam cut to ensure a perfect fit. This guarantees optimal protection during transport.
Artworks are shipped ready for installation, directly from our workshop in Lyon to collectors and galleries.
Technical details
- Artist
- Chanoir
- Year
- 2024
- Medium
- Textile embroidery, fluorescent and metallic thread
- Dimensions
- H.37 × W.37 cm
- Edition
- 64 copies
- Made by
- VANGART workshop, Lyon — EPV label (Living Heritage Company)
- Mounting
- Custom wooden stretcher, ready to hang — framing available as an option
- Authenticity
- Signed and numbered by the artist, with a certificate of authenticity
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Frequently asked questions
How is Chanoir - Cha fils de made?
Chanoir - Cha fils de is made in the VANGART workshop in Lyon, which holds the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company) label. Medium: Textile embroidery, fluorescent and metallic thread. The work is then stretched over a custom-made wooden stretcher.