Artist Puzzle - Owlt - 500 Pieces
Illustration made by the artist Owlt - Limited edition in 30 copies
500 pieces cardboard puzzle, made in Europe and personalized in France
High quality printing in a 33 x 47 cm puzzle
Fast and Free delivery from 50€ purchase
Owlt 500 pieces puzzle
Number of pieces : 500
Size : 33 x 47 cm
Material : 100% cardboard
Finish : shiny top layer
Personalization : illustration made by the artist Owlt
Printing : french high quality printing
Packaging : recycled plastic
A certificate of authenticity, hand signed by the artist, is provided with the puzzle
Livraison rapide
Production Time
24h to 48h
Delivery Time
1 to 5 days
Your Puzzle at home
2 to 7 days
> More informations about delivery
Owlt 500 pieces puzzle
Number of pieces : 500
Size : 33 x 47 cm
Material : 100% cardboard
Finish : shiny top layer
Personalization : illustration made by the artist Owlt
Printing : french high quality printing
Packaging : recycled plastic
A certificate of authenticity, hand signed by the artist, is provided with the puzzle
Fast delivery customized puzzle
Production Time
24h to 48h
Delivery Time
1 to 5 days
Your Puzzle at Home
2 to 7 days
Owlt 500 pieces puzzle
Number of pieces : 500
Size : 33 x 47 cm
Material : 100% cardboard
Finish : shiny top layer
Personalization : illustration made by the artist Owlt
Printing : french high quality printing
Packaging : recycled plastic
A certificate of authenticity, hand signed by the artist, is provided with the puzzle
Livraison rapide
Production Time
24h to 48h
Delivery Time
1 to 5 days
Your Puzzle at home
2 to 7 days
> More informations about delivery
Presentation of the artist Owlt
Floé, graffiti artist, lives on the Reunion Island. She draws powerful and generous women, with multiple facets, both fragile and strong, ungainly and sexy, fierce and provocative, happy and tortured... Contortionists, constantly negotiating with their bodies. These women are often multi-colored because as the artist says: "We are all white, black, yellow, red, green etc... ".
For Floé, it is about bringing the viewer to see the beauty springing from what is generally considered "ugly" (bulges, hair, pimples or freckles, etc.), but also to recognize the beauty of those who dare to break the locks and send back to the camps the codes of well-being or socially accepted well-wishing. By just being themselves in front of the world, they shine.
