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Symphony . Chuck Berry: is a Digital Art with mixed technique of Photographic Edition. Seeking to generate a slight abstraction of the original photograph of the musician playing live, through the use of a decomposition based on small colored circles and using as a background another black layer composed of the lyrics of 5 of the best songs he has given us, in this case: "Johnny B. Goode" / "Maybellene" / "Roll Over Beethoven" / "Sweet Little Sixteen" / "Rock and Roll Music".
EDITION 1/6 . Price without Reserve
SIZE OPTIONS: If you consider that the size of 1x1 meter may be too large for the environment where it is intended to be hung, you could request by message just after winning the auction, a smaller size, maintaining the square proportion.
This artwork will be printed on a Canvas 400 g/m² HD 3000 ppp with a total measurement of 114x114 cm (an additional 7 cm is added to each edge to facilitate fixing the fabric to the frame). The sides will be black to give continuity to the printing . Natural cotton fabric treated to guarantee the fixation of the plotter inks. The buyer will receive by e-mail a digital certificate of authenticity and the original image in JPG format with 12.000 px.
DELIVERY within 7 days, Shipping to Europe and UK, well protected in a cardboard box with tracking link and insurance.
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NicDA is the artistic identity of Nico, a digital artist, architect, and 3D designer born in Argentina and currently based in Alicante, Spain. With over 20 years of experience in visual creation, his work blends photography, digital collage, and abstraction to explore the relationship between image, memory, and emotion.
Trained as an architect, he brings a strong sense of structure and composition to his artistic process, combining technical expertise with a deeply personal vision. His digital artworks range from cinematic and musical tributes to nature-inspired abstractions, always seeking to evoke connection and reflection.
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