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    AVAILABLE Sunday, AUGUST  XXX at XXX PM BERLIN / XXX PM NYC / XX AM LA
    Uniqueness: Edition of 20 + 2 AP, each hand-painted by Ruben Benjamin.
    Every artwork is signed and numbered from 1 to 20.

    Dimensions: 23 x 18,5 x 6 cm (Artwork: 15 x 10 cm)
    Materials: Heavy mixed media and acrylic on wood
    Year: 2026

    Positioning: Each artwork features 2 mounting holes on the reverse for effortless wall installation. It can also be displayed freestanding.

    Each piece is individually hand-painted by Ruben Benjamin in his Munich Studio, resulting in subtle variations.

    What comes with the artwork?
    • Framed behind UV protective acrylic
    • Certificate of authenticity, signed by the artist
    • Small screwdriver to open the acrylic case and remove the sculpture
    • Protective cotton gloves
    • Custom Ruben Benjamin Box

    WORLDWIDE SHIPPING, TAXES AND CUSTOM DUTIES INCLUDED.
    Approximately 4-6 weeks

    • Shipping is free worldwide, with customs duties and taxes included.

      Your artwork will ship no later than September 10th. We ship worldwide from our studio in Munich, Germany.

      You will be notified once your artwork is ready to ship, and will receive an email confirmation with your tracking number as soon as your order has been dispatched.

      Your artwork will ship within approximately 4 weeks. Once dispatched, estimated delivery times are:

      • Within Germany: 2–3 working days

      • Europe: 3–6 working days

      • International: 10–12 working days

      Please note: we have no influence over customs procedures in individual countries. Based on experience, processing times can vary depending on the destination and local regulations.

    • For collectors who prefer to pick up their piece in person at the studio in Munich, Germany – feel free to reach via studio@ruben-benjamin.com to schedule an appointment after purchase.

    ABOUT

    Ruben Benjamin is a German artist known for his three-dimensional, highly luminous work. His practice deals with perspective, natural phenomena, technology, and motion. Through the tremendous visual depth of the pieces, created by the complex layering of pigment, the artworks amaze and bewilder the senses. Ruben Benjamin began working with spray paint and textures at 14, studied mechanical engineering, and produces his art in his studio in Munich. His work is internationally spread in art collections across LA, New York, Stockholm, London, and Seoul. Benjamin‘s work includes international commissions, such as an installation for the Vacheron Constantin art collection.