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22.0" x 9.0" in
(56 x 23 cm)
28.3" x 12.3" in
(72 x 32 cm) including frame
- Year: 2020
- Rarity: Unique
- Support: Cardboard
- Medium: Acrylic
- Year: 2020
- Rarity: Unique
- Support: Cardboard
- Medium: Acrylic
This original drawing on cardboard presents a police car strikingly set against a torn paper backdrop, contrasting authority and fragility.
The police vehicle, depicted with meticulous detail, draws immediate attention with its bold black and white color scheme and prominent "POLICE" lettering on the side.
The torn paper effect behind the car adds an intriguing texture, symbolizing the layered and sometimes fractured relationship between law enforcement and society.
The rough edges of the paper accentuate the central image, suggesting a deeper narrative beneath the surface.
The composition cleverly uses negative space to highlight the car's silhouette, inviting viewers to consider protection, power, and duality themes.
This piece exemplifies a thought-provoking blend of realism and abstract elements, capturing a contemporary socio-political commentary within its compelling visual presentation.
About Onemizer
Onemizer was born in 1987 in the South of France. He spent part of his childhood in Africa where he made his first encounters with art and discovered watercolor.
Back in France as a teenager, he got to know Parisian graffiti during his walks around Paris with his parents.
The edges of the highways as well as the Parisian subways are real museums for him. This real love at first sight pushed him to survey vacant lots, as well as railways and abandoned warehouses, in order to paint on walls and improve his skills out of sight.After high school, he decides to undertake art studies by integrating a design school, but prefers to continue his journey on his own.
Little by little, he goes from the wall to the canvas, and it is pushed by his entourage, that he begins to show his work and exhibit his paintings according to his meetings in luxury hotels, restaurants, bars ...
He then organized his first exhibitions in the surroundings of Bordeaux as well as in the Paris region.
Much has been done since his beginnings in the streets, and he now exhibits in many international art galleries (Paris, Courchevel, Megève, Cannes, Singapore, London, Amsterdam, Dubai, Miami, Tokyo…).
Onemizer took part with a hundred other international artists in the world record for the largest graffiti on canvas which took place in Dubai in November 2014 and which was validated to appear in the Guinness book.
22.0" x 9.0" in
(56 x 23 cm)
28.3" x 12.3" in
(72 x 32 cm) including frame
- Year: 2020
- Rarity: Unique
- Support: Cardboard
- Medium: Acrylic
- Year: 2020
- Rarity: Unique
- Support: Cardboard
- Medium: Acrylic
This original drawing on cardboard presents a police car strikingly set against a torn paper backdrop, contrasting authority and fragility.
The police vehicle, depicted with meticulous detail, draws immediate attention with its bold black and white color scheme and prominent "POLICE" lettering on the side.
The torn paper effect behind the car adds an intriguing texture, symbolizing the layered and sometimes fractured relationship between law enforcement and society.
The rough edges of the paper accentuate the central image, suggesting a deeper narrative beneath the surface.
The composition cleverly uses negative space to highlight the car's silhouette, inviting viewers to consider protection, power, and duality themes.
This piece exemplifies a thought-provoking blend of realism and abstract elements, capturing a contemporary socio-political commentary within its compelling visual presentation.
About Onemizer
Onemizer was born in 1987 in the South of France. He spent part of his childhood in Africa where he made his first encounters with art and discovered watercolor.
Back in France as a teenager, he got to know Parisian graffiti during his walks around Paris with his parents.
The edges of the highways as well as the Parisian subways are real museums for him. This real love at first sight pushed him to survey vacant lots, as well as railways and abandoned warehouses, in order to paint on walls and improve his skills out of sight.After high school, he decides to undertake art studies by integrating a design school, but prefers to continue his journey on his own.
Little by little, he goes from the wall to the canvas, and it is pushed by his entourage, that he begins to show his work and exhibit his paintings according to his meetings in luxury hotels, restaurants, bars ...
He then organized his first exhibitions in the surroundings of Bordeaux as well as in the Paris region.
Much has been done since his beginnings in the streets, and he now exhibits in many international art galleries (Paris, Courchevel, Megève, Cannes, Singapore, London, Amsterdam, Dubai, Miami, Tokyo…).
Onemizer took part with a hundred other international artists in the world record for the largest graffiti on canvas which took place in Dubai in November 2014 and which was validated to appear in the Guinness book.
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