- How big is The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data, and what size wall does it suit?
- The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data by Amir Fazelian measures 47 by 60 inches (119.4 by 152.4 cm), so it is portrait, taller than it is wide. VanArtHub suggests hanging it over a wall space or piece of furniture at least 71 inches wide, which keeps the painting at roughly two thirds of the width below it. Measure your wall before you order, and remember the 14-day trial covers you if the scale is not right in the room.
- Is The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data an original painting or a print?
- The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data is a one-of-a-kind original painted by Amir Fazelian, acrylic on canvas. VanArtHub sells originals only and does not sell prints or reproductions of this work, so once it is bought there is no second copy. A signed Certificate of Authenticity ships with the painting.
- What is shown in The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data?
- Artwork features a monstrous, crowned figure. The figure has red skin, orange eyes, and sharp teeth. A blue and silver chess piece is held in the figure's hand. The background is a psychedelic pattern of bright colors and black and white stripes. Floating dice are visible in the composition. The subject is persian mythology. It was painted by Amir Fazelian and is titled The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data.
- What colours are in The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data?
- The dominant colour in The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data by Amir Fazelian is red. The style is contemporary art. If you are matching a room, work from the wall colour and the largest piece of furniture rather than from small accessories, and use the 14-day trial to see the painting in your own light before you commit.
- Which room does The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data suit?
- This piece would serve as a bold focal point in a contemporary or eclectic living space, game room, or creative studio. Its intense colors and fantastical subject matter will inject a dynamic and imaginative energy into the room, sparking conversation and visual interest. The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data was painted by Amir Fazelian.
- Who painted The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data?
- The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data was painted by Amir Fazelian, an artist represented by VanArtHub, a gallery based in Vancouver, Canada. You can see the rest of Amir Fazelian's available and past work at https://vanarthub.com/pages/amir-fazelian.
- How much does The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data cost, and what is included in the price?
- The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data by Amir Fazelian is $5,421.00 CAD at VanArtHub. That price includes free fully insured shipping to Canada and the USA, a signed Certificate of Authenticity, and the 14-day trial. There is no framing charge, no delivery charge, and no buyer's premium on top.
- Can I return The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data if it does not suit my wall?
- Yes. Every painting VanArtHub sells, including The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data by Amir Fazelian, comes with a 14-day trial. Hang it at home, and if it is not right, return it within 14 days for a full refund. VanArtHub pays the return shipping, so trying the piece costs you nothing.
- How long does shipping take for The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data, and does it cost extra?
- Shipping is free and fully insured. The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data ships from VanArtHub in Vancouver, Canada, and delivery takes 3 to 7 business days within Canada and 5 to 10 business days to the USA. The painting is professionally packed and tracked door to door, and it is insured for its full value the whole way.
- Is The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data still available?
- Yes, The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data by Amir Fazelian is available to buy at VanArtHub as of today. It is a one-of-a-kind original, so there is only one of it and it is gone once it sells.
- What if my taste changes after buying The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data?
- VanArtHub offers a Lifetime Trade-Back. You can trade The Monster (Div) Trapped in Data back to the gallery at any time, with no deadline, and put the credit toward a different original. Because every piece is one of a kind, the trade-back is what lets a collection change over the years without a loss.