DMVT 1403 is a work on canvas by French contemporary artist Soklak. This work comes from the tradition of graffiti, whose artistic process consists in the inscription of typographic motifs on the street. In this painting, we find the notion of typographic art, particularly through the representation of calligraphic characters of several origins (Asian, Hebrew or Arabic). Great attention is paid to the composition and the distribution of light within the work, envisaged by the artist as a musical composition. This work, punctuated by typographical characters, can be appreciated as an abstract work in which the colored forms contrast elegantly with the raw background of the canvas. This work is sold framed, with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

Raphael Federici is a French contemporary artist renowned for his unique style and profound reflection on the human condition. His works, often characterized by figures with wood-like skin, explore existential and spiritual themes. Federici draws inspiration from personal experiences, philosophical readings, and cultural encounters. His art, which blends various techniques such as collage and painting, invites viewers to introspection and reflection on identity and humanity's place in the universe.