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Chasse gardée

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Artist : Nicolas Monjo
Oil and acrylic on canvas
35x45.7x0.8inch

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3 800€

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for company owner


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24 month 36 month 48 month 60 month
Monthly rent without VAT 206.22 € 147.44 € 101.08 € 101.3 €
Tax savings (2) 1439 € 1539.43 € 1411.69 € 1754.98 €
Cost for the company (3) 3700.29 € 3958.54 € 3630.06 € 4512.81 €

(1) All amounts expressed in euro
(2) Calculated on the basis of the normal corporate tax rate
(3) All fees included


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Data sheet

Artwork painting
Size in inch (Height/Lenght/Width) 35x45.7x0.8
Medium Acrylic and oil on canvas
Type Unique work
Signature Signed artwork
certificate of authenticity Work sold with a certificate of authenticity
Availability Only sold on the internet
Packaging We pack it ourselves with care
Insurance The artwork is insured during delivery
Delivery delivery within 8 days
Secured payment You can pay for your purchase by bank card in 1 or 3 instalments, Paypal or money transfert

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Chasse gardée – The Intimate Territory According to Nicolas Monjo

With Chasse gardée, Nicolas Monjo unveils a theatrical and densely layered scene infused with dark humor. This acrylic and oil painting on canvas (89 × 116 cm) showcases one of the artist’s recurring themes: the exploration of human dynamics, physical proximity, and the hidden tensions animating our intimate spaces.

At the center of the composition sits a woman on an armchair, her quiet posture forming a stark contrast with the restless world surrounding her. Her turquoise mask — a chromatic signature in Monjo’s work — enhances the intensity of her gaze. A stylized crown above her head subtly reinforces her ambiguous sovereignty, as though she presides over a territory only she understands.

Beside her, on the couch, an intricate knot of intertwined bodies forms a chaotic, almost acrobatic mass. Raised arms, doubled legs, startled faces, hands covering mouths — this human cluster evokes both inner turmoil and the struggle for personal space. It is a visual metaphor for the crowd of emotions, desires, fears and voices that occupy our mental landscapes.

Symbolic details enrich the narrative: the screaming mouth with a heart-shaped tongue, the pink rabbit holding a knife, the white dog with tightly clenched teeth, the skull head on the floor, and the red fish skeleton resting on a tray. These whimsical yet unsettling elements illustrate a soft, burlesque violence embedded in the everyday. Everything in the scene vibrates with a tension where danger, absurdity and tenderness intersect.

In the background, a framed “painting within the painting” reveals a solitary house, a bare tree, and a turquoise sky. This distant landscape acts as a silent counterpoint to the room’s inner agitation — an unreachable or imagined elsewhere.

Monjo’s palette heightens the emotional contrasts: the saturated ochre shapes the tension, while the turquoise provides irony and freshness. The grey, grainy skin tones — another hallmark of the artist — express both vulnerability and the density of living bodies. Each texture, each gaze questions the complexity of the human condition.

Chasse gardée reflects on the notion of territory — physical, emotional, psychological. The title evokes ownership, boundaries, and protective instincts. It may refer to a personal space, a memory, a relationship, or an inner domain that one chooses to defend.

For collectors of contemporary figurative art, this work stands as a powerful piece: narrative, symbolic, expressive and profoundly human. It exemplifies Nicolas Monjo’s ability to blend poetry, satire and introspection into a single compelling composition.

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Owning Chasse gardée means bringing into one’s home a vibrant, meaningful and intellectually rich work of art — a painting that entertains, questions and resonates deeply.

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