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David Cheung Contemporary art

Huvudstaden

Huvudstaden

Regular price 349 SEK
Regular price 395 SEK Sale price 349 SEK
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"Huvudstaden" plays with the double meaning of the word – a head literally built from a city.

Houses and streets form thoughts, memories, and impressions that emerge layer by layer. What looks like a city turns out to be something more personal – an image of how it can feel to carry a lot within oneself.

The work moves between humor and seriousness, where the inner takes physical form.

The mockups shows 70×100 cm.
Frame not included.

Pairs well with "Mushroom City"

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  • Fine art paper

    Printed on a slightly warm-toned fine-art paper that gives the artwork a more natural gallery look. The heavy paper has a matte, smooth, and glare-free surface that gives the artwork a soft and elegant expression.

  • Open Edition

    "Open edition – always available, never mass-produced – The motif has no fixed number of copies, making it accessible to more collectors.

  • Sustainable Printing

    Each art print is printed on demand in your country, minimizing transport and unnecessary stock. A sustainable choice – personally created for you and delivered within approximately 3 business days.

Choosing the right size

70x100 cm – perfect for truly letting the art take center stage.

Over 300+ collectors have already chosen David’s work

  • Iain B. Germany

    The piece is a lovely, eye-catching work of art and really adds a touch of serenity and simple beauty to my bedroom! I am considering ordering again.

    4 months ago
  • Jakob A. Sweden

    Fast delivery and very good quality. Highly recommend if you want something unique on the walls. Will order again!

    7 months ago
  • Dorothy L. United States

    I have an autistic son who was born the year this art was created. It's a daily reminder of how beautiful his brain is and symbolizes the magic it's able to create. It's my favorite piece of artwork in my home.

    8 months ago
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