To The Marrow: purple (2026)Giclée print by Marco Paludet

• A female nude portrait defined by delicate graphite lines and interrupted by vivid painterly gestures. A band of saturated purple crosses the eyes, partially obscuring the face while introducing a striking visual contrast within the otherwise monochrome figure.

Purple blue lilies emerge across the torso like a large tattoo, interacting with the anatomy of the body and creating a layered composition where drawing, color accents, and organic motifs coexist. The figure remains calm and frontal, while the splashes and marks surrounding the head introduce movement and disruption within the surface.

The image balances precision and spontaneity. The softness of the drawn body contrasts with the intensity of the purple mark, transforming the portrait into a composition where fragility and visual interruption coexist. The result is a work that feels both intimate and visually assertive, where the human figure becomes the center of a controlled but expressive visual field.

• Print details:
- Fine art giclée print
- Limited edition of 25, hand-signed and numbered on the front
- Image size: 45x30 cm (18"x12")
- Paper size: 50x35 cm (20"x14"), including blank edges
- Paper: 310 g/m² Canson® Infinity Edition Etching Rag paper
- Inks: Epson UltraChrome K3 archival pigment inks

• Ideal for:
- Contemporary interiors that value refined figurative imagery
- Collectors of erotic female portraiture and modern figurative art
- Creative spaces seeking elegant compositions with bold visual accents

• Packaging
- Ships unframed
- Artwork will be carefully rolled and shipped in a rigid protective tube with caps
- Shipping from Italy with tracking code

• Note: prints require 2-4 working days to be fulfilled

Materials used:

Epson inks, Canson Etching Rag fine art paper

Details:

• Giclée print on Paper
• From a limited edition of 25
• Size: 35 x 50cm (unframed) / 30 x 45cm (actual image size)
• Signed and numbered on the front
• Style: Urban and Pop
• Subject: People and portraits

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