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Artist: Contempologyc E.M.
World of Uncertainties - Tempera on paper - 2021
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Original tempera on paper realized in 2021 by the italian artist Contempologyc.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Tempera - Tempera on Paper - 2018
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Tempera on paper realized by Contempologyc in 2018.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Wonder - Tempera on paper - 2021
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Realizzato da contempologyc a tempera su carta nel 2021 in Italia .
Contempologyc artista poliedrica contemporanea amante dell'astrattismo ,sono svariati anni che percorre la sua car...
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Dissolvenze - Tempera on Paper - 2018
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Tempera on paper realized by Contempologyc in 2018.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Surreale - Tempera on Paper - 2018
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Tempera on paper realized by Contempologyc in 2018.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
City - Tempera on paper - 2021
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Drawing made by experimentartlis in 2022 in Italy, made with Pantone markers, sketch of artist's thoughts
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Stained Glazes - Tempera on paper - 2021
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Tempera on paper realized by Compempologyc in 2021.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Concentric Reality - Tempera on paper - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Concentric reality
Mixture of tempera on paper.
Made by the Italian artist Contempologyc in 2020.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Abstract Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Visible Fusion - Painting by Contempologyc E.M. - 2021
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Visible fusion in an original tempera on paper realized by the contemporary Artist Contempologyc in 2021.
Excellet conditions.
Unframed.
Category
2010s Contemporary Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Velature - Drawing by Contempologyc E.M. - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Velature
Mixture of tempera on paper.
Made by the Italian artist contempologyc in 2020.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Abstract Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Bilance... - Drawing by Contempologyc E.M. - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Balance...
Mixture of tempera on paper.
Made by the Italian artist contempologyc in 2020.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Abstract Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Zen- Original Drawing by Contempologyc E.M. - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Zen
Mixture of tempera on pape.
Made by the Italian artist contempologyc in 2020.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Abstract Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Concentric Reality - Tempera on paper - 2021
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Concentric reality is one of the best tempera paintings on paper realized by Contempologyc in 2021.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Contemporary Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Strip Nature - Drawing by Contempologyc E.M. - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Strip nature
Mixture of tempera on paper.
Made by the Italian artist Contempologyc in 2020.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Abstract Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Sweet Zen 2020 - Drawing by Contempologyc E.M. - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Zen
Mixture of tempera on paper
Made by the Italian artist contempologyc in 2020.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Abstract Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Sweet beauty - Drawing by Contempologyc E.M. - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Sweet beauty
Mixture of tempera on paper
Made by the Italian artist contempologyc in 2020.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Abstract Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Tender conviviality - Drawing by Contempologyc E.M. - 2021
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Tender conviviality
Mixture of tempera on paper
Made by the Italian artist contempologyc in 2021.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Abstract Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Embarrassament - Tempera on paper - 2022
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Tempera on paper realized by the italian artist Contempologyc in 2022.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Mixing- Tempera by Contempologyc E.M. - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Mixing is one of the best tempera paintings on paper realized by Contempologyc E.M. in 2020.
The author expresses herself with her characteristic pink and light blue shades.
Hand-s...
Category
2010s Abstract Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Land and Water - Tempera on paper - 2021
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Tempera on paper realized by the italian artist Contempologyc in 2021.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Mixture - Tempera on paper - 2021
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Tempera on paper realized by the italian artist Contempologyc in 2021.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Mixture - Tempera on paper - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Tempera on paper realized by the italian artist Contempologyc in 2020.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Concentric Reality - Tempera on paper - 2021
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Tempera on paper realized by the italian artist Contempologyc in 2021.
Excellent condition.
Category
2010s Modern Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Liberation - Tempera by Contempologyc E.M. - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Liberation is one of the best tempera paintings on paper realized by Contempologyc E.M. in 2020.
The art of the author, barely held back by a sketched frame that imprisons her, expl...
Category
2010s Abstract Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Fragility - Tempera by Contempologyc E.M. - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Fragility is one of the best tempera paintings on paper realized by Contempologyc E.M. in 2020.
The work expresses the feeling of insecurity and fragility by representing the sketch...
Category
2010s Contemporary Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
Lysergic Nature - Tempera by Contempologyc E.M. - 2020
By Contempologyc E.M.
Located in Roma, IT
Lysergic Nature is one of the best tempera paintings on paper realized by Contempologyc E.M. in 2020.
The work expresses the strength of sensitive nature by mixing pink and light bl...
Category
2010s Abstract Contempologyc E.M. Art
Materials
Tempera
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