Selection of Pop Art and Street Art works

The street art work created by the artist Quinoa+ (Quinoa Ribes) is a bold and contemporary interpretation of the famous painting "The Count-Duke of Olivares" by Diego Velázquez. This work measures 70 cm wide and 100 cm high, combining classic and modern elements for a unique and striking result. Starting with a high-quality print, Quinoa Ribes applied her graffiti skills to transform this iconic image. The imposing figure of the Count-Duke of Olivares, recognizable by his noble attitude and his majestic costume, is preserved as a central element of the work. However, Ribes added layers of bright colors and dynamic graphic patterns around and on the portrait, creating a stark contrast between Velázquez's baroque style and the urban aesthetic of graffiti. Bursts of red, blue and yellow spray paint pop against the dark background, adding a vibrant, contemporary energy to the composition. Black and white lines, drawn with precision, create geometric shapes and abstract patterns that surround and sometimes cross the central figure, adding a dimension of depth and movement. The work is also punctuated with various textual elements typical of street art, such as sentence fragments and stylized signatures, which provide a narrative and personal dimension. These textual additions, written in cursive and capital letters, provide an interesting contrast with the calm and serious face of the Count-Duke. By integrating these modern elements and layering them with the classic work, Quinoa Ribes succeeds in creating a unique piece that resonates with both Velázquez's historical legacy and contemporary urban culture. The work, with its dimensions of 70 cm by 100 cm, stands out with its presence and dynamism, attracting the eye and provoking reflection on the dialogue between tradition and modernity.

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This 90 cm by 90 cm canvas created by the Barcelona artist HÖK features the iconic actress Audrey Hepburn in a vibrant and contemporary POP ART style. Using spray cans, acrylic paint and markers, HÖK captures the essence of Hepburn's timeless elegance while transposing it into a colorful and dynamic world. The actress's face, rendered with remarkable precision, is the focal point of the composition. Hepburn's delicate contours and distinctive features are accentuated with sharp lines and minute details, created using markers. The background of the canvas is a swirl of bright colors, typical of HÖK's energetic approach. Shades of pink, blue and white blend together to create an electric background that makes the portrait pop brightly. Graphic patterns and visual elements borrowed from pop culture are superimposed around the actress' face, adding a modern and urban dimension to the work. These elements, created in spray paint and acrylic, provide additional texture and depth, while evoking the themes of consumption and individual expression dear to the artist. The entire composition is a visual celebration that pays homage to Audrey Hepburn while embodying the unbridled energy and creativity of POP ART. Every detail of this painting is designed to captivate the viewer, arousing both admiration and reflection. This work is a perfect example of HÖK's talent for merging varied techniques to create pieces that are both aesthetically pleasing and deeply meaningful.

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Magnificent work by the artist Quinoa+ (Quinoa Ribes) who offers us here a reinterpretation of the Virgin Mary with his street artist vision. Here she uses this symbol as a militant act signifying freedom of thought.

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This is a new 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. This work is part of the Ballerina collection. We easily recognize a prima ballerina and more precisely a dancer from the Bolshoi Ballet given the Cyrillic alphabet found in the background on the newspaper called "Etincelle".

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Aleksy is a perfectionist artist who expresses his sensitivity through his meaningful sculptures, he particularly loves the curves of the human body that he represents through his creations. He cuts, shapes, assembles, welds, sands, polishes the raw metal to reveal a particular emotion in each sculpture. Aleksy Kowalski 's metal sculptures surprise with the number of impressive details they contain, but also with the authority they exude. Here he offers us a deconstructed silhouette of a woman made using steel washers.

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Very original bronze sculpture by the artist Mitch Richmond representing the mask of a Stormtrooper. This bronze is cast, welded and patinated by hand in antique green and will delight fans of the Star Wars universe. This bronze comes with a high quality ultra transparent acrylic backing.

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This is Sparta est une sculpture très actuelle deSagrasse en résine reprenant le casque du célèbre roi Léonidas, que l'on peut trouver dans le film 300, revue à la sauce Pop Art ! In a very interesting format, it was made from a mold and finalized by hand.

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Very original bronze sculpture by the artist Mitch Richmond named "Voyager" representing the mask of one of the two Daft Punk. This bronze is cast, welded and polished by hand and will delight fans of the Daft Punk musical universe.

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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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