Liban in our heart
2020
Acrylic paint, Spray paint, glossy varnish finish
73 x 100 cm
signed lower right
upon request
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Lyon, France
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ABOUT Zoulli Art
ZoulliArt is a PopArt StreetArt painter born in Neuilly sur Seine in 1996.Attracted by painting from an early age, it was in 2018 that he decided to devote himself fully to his passion.The artist is for the protection of nature, he is concerned about the future of our planet and wants to convey a message of hope through his works. Notably with...
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