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![Uncle Sam vs The Joker / I Want You Batman - Dillon Boy]()
Dillon Boy Uncle Sam vs. The Joker / I Want You Batman
This work is a print made from mixed media: Spray paint, acrylic and oil pen on printed paper decorated with graffiti and extracts from the Batman and Robin comic strip in the background. Here, the central object is Uncle Sam. Dillon Boy uses this emblematic character from the propaganda used by the Americans in a poster campaign intended to recruit young Americans to support the war effort during the First World War. (1917). In addition to the parodic side of the poster which consists of diverting the original poster by portraying Uncle Sam as a joker (supposed to be the symbol of freedom), the latter attempts to enlist Batman in these misdeeds.
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![Yoda - Aiiroh]()
Aiiroh Yoda
This work uses several techniques specific to Pop Art: lithography on resin panel, enhanced with acrylic paint by hand by the artist. In this work, Aiiroh highlights Yoda , an emblematic character from Starwars, renowned for his wisdom in contrast to the codes of mass consumption. References to Star Wars (Stormtrooper, Darth Vader...) are frequently used by the artist but this work is distinguished by a choice of colors which makes this work very decorative and unique.
€2.000,00 €990,00
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![Eyes - NobleSS]()
NobleSS Eyes
This work uses several techniques including lithography on museum quality paper with acrylic enhancement handmade by the artist. This work is part of a series of several prints created around the gaze. Cicero said that the gaze is the mirror of the soul and the eyes are its interpreters. In this series Nobless highlights characters who inspire him. Here we find Picasso and Marylin Monroe but in other works, we can admire Bob Marley, Mohamed Ali or even strangers whose gaze met that of the artist.
€500,00
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![Ballerina 4 - Giorgio Stocco]()
Giorgio Stocco Ballerina 4
This is a painting on canvas by Giorgio Stocco made using several techniques. The artist first printed the background image which he then pasted, in the form of squares, on a canvas. He then enriched the work using acrylic paint to bring out the dancer's tutu. Due to the artist's choices, we easily recognize a star dancer and more precisely a dancer from the Bolshoi ballet given the Cyrillic alphabet found in the background on the newspaper.
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![Mona Lisa Vandal Desfragmentation - Utopia]()
Utopia Mona Lisa Vandal Desfragmentation
In a new special series “Defragmentation”, Utopia reinterprets certain works of artists who inspire it. This painting is interesting in the details of the face, body and hands without taking anything away from the mystery of Leonardo da Vinci's original work. We also find in this painting several qualities: the expression of the subject, which is often described as enigmatic, the monumentality of the composition, the subtle modeling of forms, and the atmospheric illusionism, the love and a deep and passionate look of the artist.
€1.000,00
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![Mario - Aiiroh]()
Aiiroh Mario
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.
€900,00 €750,00
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![American Hipster - Aiiroh]()
Aiiroh American Hipster
American Hipster 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 revisits the American Gothic painting created in 1930 by Grant Wood which represented an atypical house of the time and its inhabitants supposed to live there. In his reinterpretation, Aiiroh gives his current vision of the painting by portraying the characters of the initial work, cold and austere, as American Hipsters.
