If wall space is an issue for you (like me), then a handcrafted Cash Lumber desk piece is the way to go. Everything pictured is available. DM to see more & to make a deal.

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Paco Pomet (born 1970 in Granada, Spain) is a contemporary painter known for his surreal, satirical paintings that mimic old black-and-white photographs from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He studied fine arts at the University of Granada and later spent time in the U.S. as an artist-in-residence.

Style

Pomet’s work has a few defining characteristics:

• Vintage aesthetic – paintings resemble historical photos or postcards

• Subtle surrealism – strange, impossible, or absurd elements inserted into otherwise realistic scenes

• Deadpan humor – the absurdity is presented calmly, almost documentary-like

• Social commentary – often about power, nationalism, colonialism, masculinity, or modern society

Many critics compare his approach to visual satire traditions associated with artists like René Magritte and Salvador Dalí, though Pomet’s tone is more ironic and political.

Fin Dav is one of my favorite urban, modern artists. Uses techniques from both his fine art background and spray paint, stencil, gold leaf and others - usually depicting characters with an Asian flair. In this first box set, he imaginations his style of art from a bunch of well-known modern artists. Some of these stand out more than others for me. I will likely frame three or four of them as they really add a pop-up color and draw the eye to blank walls and spaces. Can you guess the other artists? Which one(s) are your favorites?

One of my favorite Dolk pieces. The Norwegian urban artist was popular and then his style completely shifted. I miss his old works like this “Fire Chief”, with the double entendre and perfect execution.