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AUNTIE COMING FROM THE HAIRDRESSER

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AUNTIE COMING FROM THE HAIRDRESSER

AUNTIE COMING FROM THE HAIRDRESSER by Nina Nolte

Nina Nolte is a storyteller with a minimalist touch, weaving narratives through her unique and captivating art. Her signature characters, known as CHICOS, are central to her work. The term CHICOS means “guys” in Spanish, but in Nolte’s hands, it represents a diverse array of whimsical and engaging figures that come to life in various forms. These characters are not confined to traditional canvases; they transcend boundaries, appearing as jewelry, lamps, clothing, ceramic tiles, furniture, and carpets. You can even find them adorning vehicles such as Jeeps, MINIs, and Vespas. Each CHICO is a testament to Nolte’s creativity and her ability to infuse everyday objects with a sense of playfulness and charm.

 

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This is one of Nina’s early artworks. You can also find her stickmen on her personalized car Smart ForTwo Convertible Art Car BARNEY.

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One of Nina Nolte’s CHICOS pieces is AUNTIE COMING FROM THE HAIRDRESSER. As the name suggests, this artwork captures the joyous moment of a lady freshly styled from her visit to the hairdresser. Nolte, with her minimalist approach, uses just a few black strokes to convey this picture of happiness and self-assuredness. The lady in the painting has a round face, which is beautifully framed by a wreath of large curls. Her expression and posture exude pride and delight, with her arms extended as if to say, “Look at me! Aren’t I beautiful?” This gesture is both inviting and self-celebratory, reflecting a universal moment of feeling good about oneself after a bit of pampering.

Adding to the lady’s charm are her bright round red glasses, which give her a distinctive and quirky look. Her dress, adorned with polka dots, further enhances the playful and vibrant nature of the painting. The simplicity of the black strokes against the more detailed accessories and clothing creates a striking contrast, emphasizing the joy and personality of the character.

The backdrop of the painting, though painted in white, is far from plain. It is sprinkled with flecks of color—green, blue, and yellow—which create a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere. These colors are not just random splashes; they add depth and movement to the painting, making the background almost as lively as the character herself. The interplay of these colors with the minimalist strokes highlights Nolte’s skill in balancing simplicity with vibrancy.

The artist´s ability to tell a story with minimal elements is evident in “AUNTIE COMING FROM THE HAIRDRESSER.” Each element of the painting, from the lady’s curls to her dotted dress and colorful backdrop, contributes to a narrative of joy, pride, and self-expression. This piece, like much of Nolte’s work, invites viewers to see the extraordinary in the ordinary, to find joy in simple moments, and to celebrate individuality.

Nina Nolte’s CHICOS, including the joyful auntie, are more than just characters; they are embodiments of moments and emotions that resonate with people across cultures and ages. Whether they are seen on a piece of jewelry or the side of a Vespa, these characters bring a touch of whimsy and delight to the world. “AUNTIE COMING FROM THE HAIRDRESSER” is a perfect example of how Nolte’s minimalist approach can convey complex emotions and stories, making her work both accessible and profound. Through her art, Nolte encourages us to embrace our unique beauty and to find happiness in the little things, much like the freshly styled auntie proudly showing off her new look.

ABOUT THE MATERIALS

To ensure widespread accessibility to Nina Nolte’s art, we’ve introduced an innovative system for exclusive art prints that are both portable and easy to assemble.

We take pride in our new sustainable fabric, EcoWeave, crafted from recycled PET bottles. It combines a high-resolution digital print with a delicate weave, resulting in a truly unique visual experience. The inks used are both solvent-free and waterproof.

Furthermore, our space-efficient packing system contributes to environmental conservation by reducing shipping volume. This, in turn, leads to more affordable and eco-conscious shipping costs.

The prints come with a silicon rubber border, ensuring a secure fit within the accompanying aluminum frame, included in the price.

With every order, you’ll receive clear assembly instructions and hanging materials. The only tool you’ll need is the provided allen key, making assembly a breeze.

THE OPTIMAL SIZE FOR YOUR ARTWORK

When selecting the optimal size for your artwork, aim for it to occupy 4/7 to 3/4 of the available wall space. Simply measure your space in centimeters or inches, then multiply by 0.6 to 0.75. For instance, with 270 cm (105”) of space, an artwork with a width of 160 cm (63”) would be an ideal fit.

We offer three standard sizes: Small, Medium, and Large, with personalized sizes available upon request. Contact us for more information.

SIZES

Small 100 x 70 cm – 39.5 x 27.5“, Medium 120 x 80 cm – 47 x 31.5", Large 160 x 110 cm – 63 x 43.5"

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