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Material
Size
L 120x70cm
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Acrylic Glass
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Matte elegance
Lightweight, hanging kit included,
premium Italian craftsmanship.
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Contact usA row of sushi captured in a swirl ofred splashes and black gestures, as if the brush had just sliced the fish itself. This painting exudes a raw, almost theatrical energy, between appetite and abstraction. A piece that awakens the walls of a kitchen without ever falling into decorative clichés.
A row of sushi captured in a swirl ofred splashes and black gestures, as if the brush had just sliced the fish itself. This painting exudes a raw, almost theatrical energy, between appetite and abstraction. A piece that awakens the walls of a kitchen without ever falling into decorative clichés.
The composition aligns several identifiable sushi pieces: makis wrapped in black rice, orange fish nigiris, and a shrimp with rosy hues. The background alternates between an intense red that occupies the entire upper right part and a textured off-white resembling old paper. Black and red splashes cross the canvas, projected like ink onto a Japanese notebook. A touch of sage green discreetly appears in the lower left corner, breaking the warm dominance. The outlines of the sushi are painted with a thick, almost sculpted material, which creates a visible relief even in photos. A horizontal black line runs across the base of the work, anchoring the composition like a suggested countertop. The whole plays on the contrast between precise figurative and free and spontaneous pictorial gestures.
Technical data
3mm
Thickness
acrylic and Dibond
280cm
Maximum size
2
Choice of material
Italy
Manufacturing
Our artworks are high-end digital art prints reproduced on premium materials (acrylic glass or Dibond aluminium). These are not hand-painted works, but digital works created exclusively by the artists of the Walensky team, printed with exceptional fidelity by our partner craftsmen in Italy.
From 80 × 46 cm to 280 × 160 cm, depending on the material.
Glossy Acrylic Glass
Ultra-vibrant colours, exceptional depth. An art-gallery finish.
Ideal for rooms with controlled lighting
Alu Dibond Matt
Zero reflections, a clean, modern style. An elegant, contemporary finish.
Ideal facing windows or in natural light
Enter your dimensions: the weight is calculated for both materials.
Acrylic glass
4,0kg
Alu Dibond
3,4kg
Area
1,12m²
Weight of the artwork alone, excluding packaging. Based on a 140 × 80 cm piece measured at 4 kg in acrylic glass and 3.4 kg in alu Dibond.
Our fixings suit the most common interior walls. The adhesive plate sticks to the back of the artwork, never to the wall. It is the hook that gets screwed in, with the wall plugs provided.
Indoor use
Designed for indoors, in a temperate room
Kitchen
Smooth surface, easy to clean
Pets & children
Resistant to light knocks
Care
Damp microfibre cloth, no abrasive products
Direct sunlight
Prolonged exposure is not advised
Heat source
Avoid placing it directly next to a radiator or a fireplace
Temperature swings
Avoid unheated or overheated rooms
Constant damp
Avoid unventilated bathrooms and damp basements
These recommendations are practical advice intended to keep your artwork at its best over time. They do not affect any of your guarantees.
Wall mounting
The fixing system comes with your artwork, chosen to suit its size. The adhesive plate sticks to the back of the artwork, and the hook screws into the wall.
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This sushi painting features a composition of makis and nigiris painted in an expressive style close to gestural watercolor. Black rice pieces, orange fish, and shrimp flakes can be distinguished, all traversed by red and black splashes that evoke the spontaneity of a chef's gesture. This anthracite and scarlet sushi painting captures the energy of a culinary moment rather than a simple frozen still life.
The terracotta hue and deep black of this sushi painting naturally blend with kitchens with neutral tones, polished concrete, or raw wood. Simply add a few red or black accents in accessories to create a visual echo. This terracotta sushi painting works just as well in a modern, minimalist ambiance as in a more rustic decor, thanks to its off-white background that softens the whole.
The dining room remains the most obvious place for this red and black sushi painting, as it stimulates appetite and starts conversations around meals. It also finds its place in an open kitchen overlooking the living room, where its dynamic splashes break with overly restrained walls. This sage green and scarlet sushi painting adds character without imposing a too literal theme.
Offering this sushi painting will seduce both lovers of Japanese gastronomy and contemporary art. Its watercolor-like expressive technique appeals as much to collectors as to novices sensitive to an original and lively work. This anthracite and orange sushi painting stands out from classic culinary reproductions by its bold pictorial treatment, full of splashes and texture.
The technique used here evokes abstract expressionism and Japanese ink lettering, with its spontaneous runs and marked contrast between white and black. This red and white sushi painting plays on the tension between recognizable representation and free pictorial gestures. This approach recalls certain currents of contemporary Japanese urban art, where food becomes a pretext for a controlled chromatic explosion.
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