AVAF ALTERED VISIONS ACCELERATE FREQUENCY 432 Piece Puzzle

Artist collab or artwork driven

AVAF Altered Visions Accelerate Frequency is a high saturation build made of interlacing neon ribbons and tight color shifts. The image stays in motion even on a flat surface, so the fun is tracking a band of color as it crosses, disappears, then returns with a new angle. At 432 pieces it is a real challenge, driven by rhythm, saturation, and small hue changes more than obvious landmarks. Finish it and you have an 18 in x 24 in field of accelerated color that looks made to live out on a table or up on a wall.

About the Artist:

Raised in New York and based in Paris since the mid-1980s, JonOne has built a career spanning decades by staying true to a painterly approach rooted in graffiti. Early on, he brought brushes instead of spray cans to subway trains—an origin story that makes perfect sense when you see how his work moves. His compositions balance freestyle energy with precise strokes, repetition, and texture—often compared in spirit to Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning for their sense of motion and color. From Paris to Shanghai, Casablanca to Hong Kong, his work has met collectors, crowds, and auction rooms with the same loud, unmistakable signature.

• Piece Count: 432 pieces
  
  

• Finished Size: 18" × 24"

• Artwork style: graffiti-to-canvas abstraction; drips, splatter, layered strokes, repetition

• Energy: high-movement, color-forward, “urban abstract expressionism”

• Experience: medium-challenging—pattern tracking + color matching + drip-following

• Packaging: collectible tube-style container (as shown)