Porche 356 Orange
This is a unique piece
- Artist Casali Monica
- Category Paintings
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Creation year 2020
- Dimensions 150 W x 120 H x 4.5 D cm
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Description
Mixed media on canvas and lighting source.
This artwork incorporates pieces of original vintage cars, vitrified with resins, and includes an electrical circuit with LED bulbs. A remote control dims the headlights, creating flashing light effects. Customizable with any background color or plate number, it immortalizes the Porsche 356 owned by James Dean, blending art and history in an interactive sculpture.
This piece is handmade to order
Estimated production time: 30 days
Signed by the artist
This work includes the artist's signature
Price on request
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Casali Monica
Self-made artist, Monica's creations result from her passion for Pop Art. She loves to put herself in discussion and does new experiments every time. Monica started with Warhol style portraits, mixed media abstract, and ethnic paintings.
All these techniques had created her style, beginning with the series of Vespa Special, the Fiat 500, and all the Vintage cars painted on a big canvas, defined with resin, and put to a new life with the insert of original working car parts. Switch on the lights! The collaboration with Cà d'Oro Art Gallery sends Monica's works overseas. Miami, New York, Tokyo.
Monica now collaborates with the Canova art group site in Rome, Milan, and New York. You can find her artwork permanently in Rome Parioli at Flamant.
