Brother X - Scrooge McDuck Urban style by Louis Vuitton...

Scrooge McDuck Urban style by Louis Vuitton (XL - Gallery Edition) Editie : 9 / 15 A Scrooge McDuck sprinkled with 40 different color shades in a tracksuit with sneakers on and hands in his pockets. The bands on the sleeves and pants are finished in gold. The sculpture sits on a base of the dark brown Louis Vuitton faux leather platform, finished with copper corner profiles like the LV trunks. The Mickey and Donald Duck series on the Louis Vuitton base is meanwhile a sought-after and globally sold series that is always produced in limited quantities to keep the series exclusive. A very catchy and striking piece finished with epoxy and several layers of HQ varnish. Each work is unique due to the color mixtures, splashes and speckles and may differ slightly from the photo.. Material: PLA. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. The design is copyright protected. Bio of the artist: The work of Brother X has over time moved from pop art and contemporary into Brand Art, still combined with pop art and contemporary influences. Most of his works are fashion brands such as LV and Hermès, with which the artist moves toward a mix of advertising and underlying messages, always with a light playful effect. In the past months the works have been in the spotlight several times with sales to more than 22 countries and mentions abroad, presence in galleries in Belgium, France and Italy and reviews in art magazines. Awards & Nominations: - Nominated World Art Awards 2024 - Best 3D artist in the Mixed Materials category. (Belgium 2020) - Nominated Worldwide Artist Award FIABCN 2022 (Barcelona 2022) - Nominated for the Art for Peace Award 2022 (Barcelona 2022) The style is unique (a combination of a self-designed 3D model on a canvas board) and is often a mix of sculpture and painting. Every week Brother X tries to create a new and catchy artwork so that his offerings are not a dull repetition of different editions.

Schätzpreis:€1,000

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