Selection of Pop Art and Street Art works

This work uses several techniques specific to Pop Art: lithography on resin panel, enhanced with acrylic paint by hand by the artist. As you will have recognized, Aiiroh here takes up one of Piet Mondrian's works (Composition with Red Blue and Yellow) produced in 1930 by the Dutch artist. The format of the work allows it to be hung on the wall very easily and benefits from a strong decorative aspect and very beautiful originality.

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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.

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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 represents the city of London, at war, by highlighting certain monuments of the city (Big Ben, the Ferris wheel, etc.) alongside explosions and certain elements from the Star Wars saga (tie fighter, all-terrain armored transport vehicles TB-TT) all with Street Art sauce!

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A very original work, this sculpture was created using several techniques, including selective laser sintering which allows 3D printing using powder layer by layer. In this very successful sculpture, Popik features Hulk (Bruce Banner), a difficult-to-control superhero evolving in the Marvel universe, attempting to escape from the comic strip of which he is the main character in order to crush the can of the Campbells brand used by Andy Warhol in 1962 in his famous work of pop art.

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This work was created using several techniques: collage on resin panel and acrylic paint applied by the artist. This is a resumption of the Hope sculpture visible in New York and created in 2008 by Robert Indiana to send a message of hope and peace. You can therefore admire it with its sister “LOVE” in the Midtown district of New York. This cover by the artist Aiiroh is one of his flagship sculptures which takes up all the codes of the artist.

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