Felipe Pantone modernizes Op art through his paintings and sculptures by using 3D modeling software to capture the glitches and grids of the digital world. Inspired by Victor Vasarely and Carlos Diez-Cruz, he employs vibrant colors and a mathematical approach to create optical illusions. Merging colorful, digitized shapes with graffiti-like strokes, Pantone critiques our reliance on digital media. Based in Valencia, where he studied fine art, his work has been exhibited in major cities worldwide, and he has created numerous murals, including a notable 17-story façade in Lisbon in 2017.
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Felipe Pantone (Argentinian 1986-), 'Optichromie 59', 2016
Lot 154 (Urban & Contemporary Art, 18th Sep, 2025)
Felipe Pantone (Argentinian 1986-), 'Optichromie 59', 2016, unique enamel on wood, signed and dated in black ink verso; 50 x 50cm
50 x 50cm
Sold for £2,500 inc.premium