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The Simpsons X Magritte World, 2024
3.100,00 €
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- United States (US) - 400,00 €
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About the work
- 120 x 160 x 2 cm
The artwork is available for pickup at BelArt Gallery in Brussels, Belgium, or it can be delivered to the address of your choice within 2 to 3 weeks after your order is confirmed. The artwork is insured during transportation, so there’s no risk. Origin: Belgium.
This dynamic pop art painting by Dimitri Barilko, aka FAT, features a bold superhero portrait that blends vibrant colors with striking detail. The piece captures the energy and charisma of the comic book world, making it a perfect choice for collectors of original artworks.
n this piece by Fat Dimitri, we see a vibrant fusion of pop culture and surrealism mixed with the bold aesthetics of street art. The painting is a playful reinterpretation of René Magritte’s famous work “The Son of Man,” with the iconic bowler-hatted man now featuring a dove flying across his face. However, Dimitri introduces a humorous twist by placing Marge and Homer Simpson, two beloved cartoon characters, into the scene. Marge gestures toward the man as if trying to make sense of the absurdity, while Homer stands bewildered in his typical expression of confusion.
The background is an explosion of graffiti, with chaotic tags, splashes of paint, and street art motifs that bring a contemporary, urban edge to the composition. Dimitri’s use of juxtaposition between classical art references and modern-day cartoon icons creates a layered commentary on the intersection of high art and popular culture. His vibrant color palette and dynamic use of spray paint textures are signatures of his street-influenced style, further highlighting the rebellious and irreverent nature of this artwork.
Fat Dimitri masterfully blends parody with social commentary, inviting viewers to reflect on the contrast between traditional fine art and mass media imagery. The piece exudes both humor and a subtle critique of how culture and art are consumed in the modern age, all while maintaining an energetic and visually stimulating presentation.
You can purchase this original artwork securely online or pick it up from our art gallery in Brussels. Take a look through our selection of unique pieces, perfect for matching different styles and bringing a special touch to your interior
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