Large iCanvas "Faces" Wall Art by Ragni Agarwal

Large iCanvas "Faces" Wall Art by Ragni Agarwal – 24" x 48" Giclée Canvas Selling a striking, large-format contemporary art piece titled "Faces" by the popular Indian-American pop artist Ragni Agarwal. This is an official, high-quality Museum Giclée canvas print produced by iCanvas, featuring a printed artist signature on the front and official branding text on the back frame. Its vibrant colors, bold black contour lines, and surrealist style make it a fantastic statement piece for a living room, bedroom, or creative office space. About the Artist & Her Impact: Ragni Agarwal is a contemporary, Los Angeles-based Indian-American multidisciplinary artist, designer, and illustrator with over two decades of creative experience spanning graphic design, fine art, and experiential design. Operating her independent studio, RAD Studio, she uses art as a colorful safe haven to navigate themes of mental health, anxiety, and neurodiversity. Her signature style heavily features thick, bold black contour lines, flowing hair paths, and highly saturated, vibrant color palettes deeply rooted in her traditional South Asian heritage. Her work masterfully counteracts rigid societal definitions of beauty by celebrating women of all shapes, forms, sizes, and colors. Beyond mass-market retail decor collections, her distinct visual style has led to major commercial collaborations with global brands like Hulu, Always, and Bombay Sapphire, and her artwork has even been featured on television sets like Abbott Elementary. Details & Dimensions: • Title: Faces (also known as "Diwali Disco Bloom") • Artist: Ragni Agarwal • Manufacturer: iCanvas (Official Museum Giclée) • Dimensions: 24" H x 47.75" W (Approx. 2 x 4 feet) • Material: Archival inks on stretched canvas over a sturdy wood frame with a center support beam. Condition: Very good condition with only minor, normal wear. The canvas is tight, the colors are bright and vivid, and the edges are clean. Ready to hang immediately! Nearest intersection Younge Street and Stelees Avenue