Original work, 58th unique work in a 2022 collection. Dimensions (HxL) 51 x 40.5 cm. Acrylic on canvas. Certificate of authenticity. Hand signed.
 
This work is only sold with three other paintings (“YES”, “SANTA”, “AMEN”) because they are perfectly complementary and because they are part of a trilogy sought by the artist. The artist created each work so that they could combine together in a logical sequence and a greater message. Each of these unique pieces carry an emblematic and symbolic message that resonates powerfully in a mystical and spiritual allegory.
The colors of these works work together, their intensities and shapes are cleverly combined creating a feeling of meditation, movement and fullness. Real light interacts with the works in a unique way depending on the exhibition. Finally, the artist wanted to sign his works through a manufacturing secret known to a few informed collectors.
These four pieces will delight informed and passionate collectors.
 
Karl Lagasse is a French contemporary artist, born in 1981 in Paris. Highly regarded on the international scene, the artist has exhibited his works in galleries around the world. Passionate about collage, his art is diversifying little by little. Growing up, he notably used aerosol bombs to tag the walls of Parisian metros. Over the years, he became a painter, sculptor and photographer. Some musicians such as A$AP and Future collaborate with him. In 2012, he was ranked among the fifty best contemporary artists inspired by American icons. The same year, Karl Lagasse created the bronze sculpture “Building” for the 65th Cannes Film Festival. Karl Lagasse is the creator of the One Dollar sculpture as well as the trophy for the 43rd edition of the Deauville American Cinema Festival. His reputation therefore continues to grow in multiple contemporary art collections. “One Dollar” is the artist’s most emblematic theme symbolizing what it is possible to do with a single dollar. This work comes in several sizes, shapes, materials and colors.
 
Karl Lagasse is a French contemporary artist, born in 1981 in Paris.
Highly regarded on the international scene, the artist has exhibited his works in galleries around the world. Passionate about collage, his art is diversifying little by little. Growing up, he notably used aerosol bombs to tag the walls of Parisian metros. Over the years, he became a painter, sculptor and photographer. Some musicians such as A$AP and Future collaborate with him. In 2012, he was ranked among the fifty best contemporary artists inspired by American icons. The same year, Karl Lagasse created the bronze sculpture “Building” for the 65th Cannes Film Festival. Karl Lagasse is the creator of the One Dollar sculpture as well as the trophy for the 43rd edition of the Deauville American Cinema Festival. His reputation therefore continues to grow in multiple contemporary art collections.