BLUE MAN WITH RED HAT
BLUE MAN WITH RED HAT
By BRUTTO
ORIGINAL PIECE
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Description
This is a limited edition that you can't miss. Everyday scenes reimagined by Marco Oggian, when everyday can be revisited as unique posters for your space! Ah, there's also the option to buy all 3.
25 limited edition pieces
Archival Giclée print on 200 gr. Fine Art smooth paper
The artwork features an embossed "Marco Oggian" signature.
50 x 70 cm
The pieces comes signed in pencil
Informations:
Informations:
This mixed media collage is made with acrylic paint, hand-cut elements, and archival adhesive on Archival Giclée prints (200 gr fine art smooth paper).
Dimensions: 50x70 cm (collage) / 81x61 cm (framed).
This is a original piece. Locally framed in A Coruña with anodized aluminium frame and dual lateral hanging system.
Each piece is shipped with a signed Certificate of Authenticity by Brutto: Marco Oggian and Samuel Canay.
Shipping:
Shipping:
Each collage is dispatched meticulously packaged. The framed piece is protected with corner reinforcement, secured within ARTMOR inflatable protection, and enclosed in a protective box. This ensures safe transit and arrival in optimal condition.
For any questions or special shipping requests, contact us at hello@brutto.studio. For more details, please refer to our Shipping Policy page.
Purchaser is responsible for any import or custom fees charged by their home country.
About BRUTTO
About BRUTTO
Brutto is a design studio founded by Marco Oggian and Samuel Canay, operating between A Coruña and Milano with international reach and presence. Their products stem from years of exploration, emphasizing story, function, and essence over luxury or complexity. Each piece speaks through color, shapes, and irony, with a narrative always present.
The studio creates design objects, art prints, textiles, and lifestyle products rooted in conceptual clarity and material integrity. Their work interrogates the relationships between form, meaning, and circulation. Exploring error, failure, and reinvention as creative territories.
Their work has been recently exhibited in Tokyo, Milano, Barcelona among others
