Otto Schade (Osch) - Close Your Eyes
Otto Schade (Osch) - Close Your Eyes
Artist: Otto Schade
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Artist: Otto Schade (Osch)
Title: Close Your Eyes, 2021
Technique: Free hand spray paint mixed technique on canvas
Size: 50 x 50 cm
Hand-signed: Yes, unique piece
Provenance: Direct from artist
Framed: No (ask us for our framing option)
Otto Schade, also known as Osch, was born in Chile in 1971. He studied architecture at the Bio University and has been awarded for several of his public and private projects. Otto Schade has always had a great fascination for the surrealists, as well as for the freedom that surrounds abstract painting. This influence has allowed Otto to develop his creative skills in painting, which has become his greatest passion.
Otto Schade's work ranges from abstract and surrealism to Street Art. He mainly works with oil paint but also uses other techniques such as collage, illustration and stencil. Otto Schade makes very distinctive Street Art in a unique style and with a refined technique. He is known for his depictions of the human shapes composed of intertwined ribbons.
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