In Nightwatch in Line, three iconic worlds collide. The dramatic grandeur of Rembrandt’s Night Watch is lifted from its 17th-century context and placed alongside Banksy’s raw line of people waiting at a stall with a bright red T-shirt — a symbol of consumption, speed, and mass production. Around them, Keith Haring’s rhythmic patterns swirl, creating an energetic, almost playful tension that breaks through the barriers of time.
This iFusionism artwork by Fenzolini forms a visual dialogue between past and present: from civic guards protecting their city to modern crowds patiently waiting for the next icon. History for Sale confronts the viewer with a provocative question: what does value mean in an age where even history itself seems tradable?
A luxurious statement piece where classical mastery, street art, and pop energy merge into one visionary artwork.
 
Technique: Fine art giclée print on museum-quality paper
Framing: Available on request
Dimensions: 96.5 × 96.5 cm
Edition:  / 150