Zive (2001) - Paranoia

Alfred Hitchcock according to Zive's Urban vision. The Thrill of Great Cinema meets Street Culture: Paranoia (2026) by Zive When Pop Art flirts with contemporary psychology, the result is a magnetic work. Alfred Hitchcock is reinterpreted under Zive's sharp Urban gaze. In this painting entitled Paranoia, the Milan-based artist Zive stages the psychology of Hitchcock's thrill. The legendary director is surrounded and besieged by symbols of modern phobias and their chemical remedies, all orchestrated through vibrant color contrasts and an unmistakable street-art aesthetic. A true contemporary manifesto for those who love artworks that tell a story rich in meaning. Unique and Exclusive Piece: An original work, not replicated, with official archival photography by the artist. Materials and Dimensions: Masterfully executed with acrylics, enamel and resin finish on panel, measuring 50 × 40 cm. A Rising Critical Artist: Zive (already ME Fashion Award winner in 2023) boasts recent shows at Baf (2026), at Galleria San Babila in Milan (2025) and at ArtParma Fair, along with continual citations in specialized outlets such as ArteIn and Riflesso.

Estimate:£253.91

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