Anna Dart - Wave After Wave - XL

Wave After Wave - XL - UNIQUE - 80x100cm The water-like colors shimmer, dissolving the boundary between the girl and the beast. Together, they move through the waves—free, untamed, and entirely at home. The air feels fresh, capturing that cherished summer moment when everything simply works. The hyena may look fierce, but don’t worry—it’s only feeling nostalgic because summer is about to end. WHY WORTH THE PRICE: Original acrylic artwork on canvas. 100% hand-painted. September 2026 release. Gallery estimate: up to €3,600 (2026). Signed by the artist on the front and on the back side with title, year, and the artist's full name. Hand-signed certificate of authenticity with a dry seal included. Shipped carefully rolled (without a frame) in a protective tube for a safe delivery. The artwork might appear differently in photos, depending on the camera settings. Scale is doing real work here as at 1 metre high, the portrait takes up a dominant space in your room. Creative collaboration series with Roger Haus. Some of the photographs show the painting digitally placed in an interior for reference. The colours are very bright and beautiful. ABOUT THE ARTIST: Through minimalist strokes with a magnetic feel, Anna Dart’s art whispers secrets and tells stories—sometimes more than you expect. Her early works debuted with flair in prestigious galleries like Victor Lope Gallery (2013) and Europe’s oldest art fair, Art Cologne (2013, 2014, 2016). Since then, her art has gone global, captivating audiences in Switzerland, Spain, Belgium, France, Canada, the USA, South Korea, China, and Japan etc.—including prime spots like the billboards of Tokyo's Shibuya Crossing and a massive 30-foot monolith screen in Seoul. Anna’s motto, “Art with frames, life without them,” reflects her fearless spirit of experimentation. MAJOR EXHIBITIONS: Art Basel Miami Art Cologne Times Square World Trade Center, NY LINKS: www.annadartstudio.com @anna_dart +30K followers

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