Aiiroh

This work is a print on 300g/m² Fine Art paper by the street art artist Aiiroh limited to 50 copies. An evocative creation by artist Aiiroh. This masterpiece depicts a column of stormtroopers against a vibrant street art background. Assembled with painstaking attention to detail, the juxtaposition of these iconic figures against the colorful cityscape invites reflection on the intersection between power, conflict and artistic expression. With each brushstroke, Aiiroh prompts reflection on the delicate balance between aspirations for peace and the realities of a world shaped by art and war.

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This work is a print on 300g/m² Fine Art paper by street art artist Aiiroh. In this work, Aiiroh takes us into his vision of urban art by personalizing a pair of Jordan Air Force and contrasting these sneakers with a black and white New York background.

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Back To The Future is a work that uses several Street Art techniques by combining lithography on 300g/m² Fine Art paper combined with acrylic paint applied by hand by the artist Aiiroh . In this work, the artist is inspired by the film Back to the Future, an American science fiction film directed by Robert Zemeckis. This film chronicles the adventures of Marty McFly who travels through time aboard a DeLorean.

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This work uses several Street Art techniques by combining lithography on 300g/m² Fine Art paper combined with acrylic paint applied by hand by the artist. In this work, Aiiroh works in collaboration with the young Japanese artist Namisen. Originally from the suburbs of Osaka, she is a Shihan master, the highest rank in the Japanese calligraphic art, Shodou. After a stint at the Nagoya School of Fine Arts, and influenced by the work of Ernst Kolb, she refined a unique and characteristic style through which she represents these subjects using fine and multiple lines, until obtain disconcerting portraits of light and shadow. Here, the artists offer us a reinterpretation of the Mona Lisa in a Pop Art version.

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Aiiroh & Namisen offers us here their version of Astroboy (the little robot) by Osamu Tezuka published between 1952 and 1968 then broadcast in France from 1986. By taking the silhouette of Astro in pencil and integrating psychedelic colors , the 2 artists tick all the boxes of Pop Art. This work uses several Street Art techniques by combining lithography on 300g/m² Fine Art paper combined with acrylic paint applied by hand by the artist. In this work, Aiiroh works in collaboration with the young Japanese artist Namisen. Originally from the suburbs of Osaka, she is a master Shihan, the highest rank in the Japanese calligraphic art, Shodou. After a stint at the Nagoya School of Fine Arts, and influenced by the work of Ernst Kolb, she refined a unique and characteristic style through which she represents these subjects using fine and multiple lines, until obtain disconcerting portraits of light and shadow. His favorite subjects are animated characters, manga and films from his childhood, as well as American icons.

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This work uses several Street Art techniques by combining lithography on 300g/m² Fine Art paper combined with acrylic paint applied by hand by the artists. In this work, Aiiroh works in collaboration with Jean-Michel Collell who is a specialist in p metal mesh ortraits that stun with their photorealistic appearance.

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This work uses several Street Art techniques by combining lithography on 300g/m² Fine Art paper combined with acrylic paint applied by hand by the artist. In this work, Aiiroh works in collaboration with the young Japanese artist Namisen. Originally from the suburbs of Osaka, she is a master Shihan, the highest rank in the Japanese calligraphic art, Shodou. After a stint at the Nagoya School of Fine Arts, and influenced by the work of Ernst Kolb, she refined a unique and characteristic style through which she represents these subjects using fine and multiple lines, until obtain disconcerting portraits of light and shadow. His favorite subjects are animated characters, manga and films from his childhood, as well as American icons.

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This work uses several Street Art techniques by combining lithography on 300g/m² Fine Art paper combined with acrylic paint applied by hand by the artist. In this work, Aiiroh works in collaboration with the young Japanese artist Namisen. Originally from the suburbs of Osaka, she is a master Shihan, the highest rank in the Japanese calligraphic art, Shodou. After a stint at the Nagoya School of Fine Arts, and influenced by the work of Ernst Kolb, she refined a unique and characteristic style through which she represents these subjects using fine and multiple lines, until obtain disconcerting portraits of light and shadow. His favorite subjects are animated characters, manga and films from his childhood, as well as American icons.

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This work uses several Street Art techniques by combining lithography on 300g/m² Fine Art paper combined with acrylic paint applied by hand by the artist. In this work, Aiiroh uses several elements from Nintendo's Super Mario game: Mario the hero of the saga, the stars which make you invincible, the fire flowers which allow you to throw fireballs and the Koopas Troopas which are the turtles with the shells of different colors. Here, the messages are hidden in the details. The stars in the eyes show us the attraction to light and the desire that is expressed while the finger in the nose reminds us of childhood and the naivety that we show towards the world around us.

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