‘Street Art Odyssey - triptych’ by Diego Tirigall, executed on high-quality canvas, is a masterful portrayal of urban art fused with deep social commentary, reflecting the dynamism and complexities of contemporary society. This expansive triptych, measuring 360 cm in width and 555 cm in height, offers a bold visual statement that captivates and provokes. Employing mixed media techniques including enamel, acrylics, oil, and sprays, Tirigall's work draws inspiration from Neo-Expressionism and Pop Art, reminiscent of icons like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol. The artwork weaves a rich tapestry of urban imagery and technological symbols, exploring themes of identity, technology, and societal evolution. "Street Art Odyssey - triptych" challenges viewers to reflect on the influence of digital culture and the shifts within contemporary landscapes, inviting them to consider their role in society’s rapid transformations. To further assist, I (the artist) am happy to help find the best local service for restretching the paintings once they arrive. From my studio in Spain, I can recommend a reliable service near your location. While this complimentary service is provided to ensure peace of mind, the responsibility of restretching ultimately lies with the recipient. Owning this triptych provides a comprehensive experience of its profound message and visual impact, making it a valuable addition to any art collection. Due to its significant dimensions, "Street Art Odyssey - triptych" is carefully shipped rolled in a single tube, ensuring it arrives in pristine condition, ready to make a significant impact in any setting.

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Born in Buenos Aires in 1976 and now based in Spain, Diego Tirigall grew up in a family of antique dealers and art restorers, instilling in him a deep respect for art from a young age. A self-taught artist, Tirigall has developed a unique style that blends elements of neo-expressionism, art brut, and street art. His work is characterized by bold primary colors and a knack for deconstructing pop culture, offering a critique of modern life while capturing its fleeting moments. Rather than focusing on the darker aspects, Tirigall's art serves as a canvas for memory, inviting viewers to reflect on shared experiences and the transient nature of our digital era.