Xosh - The Mouths are Choking XXL canvas

“The Mouths are Choking” by Xosh Contemporary abstract diptych where color and word meet as two voices of the same thought. On the depth of black, red beats, green bursts, and blue and white strokes open paths between shadow and light. Handwritten words appear as whispers between gestures of paint, fragments of something that seeks to emerge and become visible. Both pieces build an intimate and vibrant dialogue about what we keep silent, what we feel, and that which, even in silence, keeps beating. Technique: Acrylic paintings on 2 stretched canvases with brushes. Original and unique work painted entirely by hand in the artist's studio. Measurements: 50x50 cm. Unique piece: 1/1. The work is delivered signed by the artist and includes an printed certificate of authenticity. Its artisanal character means that every line, overlay, and small irregularity forms part of the piece’s identity. IMPORTANT: The canvas is shipped on its stretcher. SHIPPING The work is shipped via insured transport — DHL, TNT, UPS, or equivalent service — with tracking number and insurance included. It is delivered carefully protected with paper and packaged in a rigid tube, prepared to ensure its safety during transport. NOTE Photographs are illustrative and the artwork may not appear to scale. Always refer to the actual measurements indicated in the description. Colors may vary slightly depending on the configuration and calibration of each screen. As this is a hand-made work, small variations, textures, and gestures inherent to the artistic process may be noticeable. ABOUT THE ARTIST Xosh is an Argentine-Spanish artist and art director based in Spain. With more than 20 years of experience in the world of design and visual communication, his work fuses culture, music, and fashion. His style arises from the dialogue between the graphic precision of design and the expressive freedom of contemporary art, using bold colors, energetic references, and color-rich palettes.

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