Tiger, 2010s, Acrylic on Fabriano Paper

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Contemporary tiger painting in acrylic on Fabriano paper featuring a surreal repeating animal composition with strong decorative pattern and movement. … Read more Contemporary tiger painting in acrylic on Fabriano paper featuring a surreal repeating animal composition with strong decorative pattern and movement. This surreal tiger painting transforms the figure of the animal into a rhythmic visual structure that oscillates between figurative representation and abstract pattern. The composition unfolds through the multiplication of the tiger’s body, creating a dense, almost hypnotic surface where stripes, curves and volumes interlock. Rather than depicting a single animal, the painting constructs a continuous field of movement, where the tiger becomes both subject and structure. The title, Catch Me If You Can, introduces a playful yet elusive dimension, suggesting pursuit, evasion and the impossibility of fixing a stable image within a constantly shifting visual field. Executed in acrylic on Fabriano “Pittura” 400 g/m² paper, the surface reveals subtle tonal transitions within a controlled palette of warm ochres, deep blacks and luminous greens. The contrast between the expressive gaze of the tiger and the repetitive body fragments generates tension between individuality and pattern, reinforcing the surreal character of the composition. Beyond representation, this contemporary tiger painting explores perception itself — how repetition alters meaning and how figurative elements can dissolve into pure visual rhythm. The result is a work that operates simultaneously as wildlife-inspired imagery and as a decorative, structured field. Unframed size: 25 x 35 cm Framed size: 31.2 x 41.2 cm Excellent condition. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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