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Cactus

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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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24 month 36 month 48 month 60 month
Monthly rent without VAT 206.22 € 147.44 € 101.08 € 101.3 €
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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 Available at the gallery
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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Cactus – The Prickly Tenderness of Humanity

With Cactus, Nicolas Monjo presents a scene that is both enigmatic and deeply human, where the tension between closeness and protection is expressed with striking intensity. Painted in acrylic and oil on canvas (89 × 116 cm), this work continues the artist’s figurative exploration of emotional complexity and symbolic narrative.

At the center of the composition, two intertwined bodies form a compact and intimate structure. One appears to embrace the other in a gesture of protection, yet their faces reveal a certain emotional distance. This paradox — physical closeness versus inner separation — lies at the heart of the painting, reflecting the complexity of modern relationships.

Surrounding this central figure, other characters enrich the narrative. On the left, a young girl holds a puppet—its mouth gaping like a mask—prompting reflection on speech, expression, and the suppressed scream. Nearby, a child and a teenager strike ambiguous poses, oscillating between play and provocation. A figure wearing a red, almost animal-like mask stands on the right, imposing and silent, perhaps embodying the instinctive or hidden side of humanity.

The cactus itself, though discreet, is a powerful symbol. As a plant of resilience, capable of surviving harsh environments, it represents both protection and difficulty in contact. Like human relationships, it is at once alive, fragile, and defensive. Its presence subtly reinforces the emotional structure of the work.

Monjo’s symbolic language is enriched by additional elements: a fish in a bowl balanced on a head, a circular sign resembling a target or gaze, and simple gestures loaded with meaning. These details invite multiple interpretations, blending humor with existential reflection.

The color palette — dominated by warm ochres and deep reds — contrasts with the pale tones of the bodies, heightening the emotional tension. The textured surface gives the painting a tactile, almost sculptural quality.

Through Cactus, Nicolas Monjo explores emotional boundaries, vulnerability, and the paradox of human connection. The work becomes a poetic metaphor for a world where closeness is desired, yet often feared.

For collectors of contemporary figurative and symbolic art, this painting stands as a powerful and introspective piece. It highlights Nicolas Monjo’s ability to translate complex emotions into a compelling visual language.

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