Baransky – The Portrait of Simurgh - Edition 4/25
Baransky – The Portrait of Simurgh - Edition 4/25
Baransky – The Portrait of Simurgh
Original Spray Paint & Stencil on Metal Shelf | 60 × 27cm
Dark, atmospheric and rooted firmly in the language of the street, The Portrait of Simurgh by Baransky transforms an industrial metal shelf into a striking piece of contemporary urban art.
The work depicts a powerful winged figure emerging from a heavily sprayed monochrome surface, its outstretched wings framing a bright halo above its head. The contrast between the almost angelic imagery and the battered, industrial character of the metal creates a piece that feels both spiritual and distinctly urban.
Named after the Simurgh, the mythical bird of Persian mythology, the work draws on ideas of transformation, wisdom and rebirth. Baransky reinterprets this ancient symbolism through stencil and spray paint, bringing it firmly into the visual language of contemporary street culture.
The use of a metal shelf as the artwork's surface is particularly fitting. Rather than conventional canvas, the industrial material gives the piece the character of something taken directly from the urban environment.
A distinctive Baransky work combining mythology, street culture and unconventional materials.
Product Details
Artist: Baransky
Title: The Portrait of Simurgh - 4/25
Medium: Spray paint and stencil on metal shelf
Size: 60 × 27cm
Surface: Metal
Style: Contemporary street / stencil art
Authentication: Supplied with a City Walls Art Provenance
About the Artist | Baransky
Baransky is a contemporary urban and street artist whose work is rooted in the authentic culture of graffiti, stencil art and street intervention.
Heavily active within the street art scene today, Baransky creates work on the streets alongside his studio practice. This direct connection to street culture carries through into his collectible works, which retain the rawness, spontaneity and rebellious character of the urban environment.
Working across walls, canvas, wood, metal and found surfaces, Baransky combines stencil work and spray paint with distressed textures, humour, symbolism and social observation. His use of unconventional materials helps bridge the gap between active street practice and contemporary gallery art.
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