Cess - B for Banksy — The Artphabet — Only 2 Left

B for Banksy — The Artphabet — Only 3 Left Edition 8/10 — 60 × 60 cm This work belongs to a limited edition of only 10 copies, with this piece corresponding to number 8/10. It is part of **The Artphabet**, one of Cess's most recognizable projects, a visual art collection in which each letter of the alphabet pays homage to some of the most influential artists in the history of modern and contemporary art. Since its launch, **The Artphabet has achieved wide international diffusion**, sparking interest in the fields of art, design, typography, and visual culture. The project has circulated widely in media and creative platforms and has become one of the most popular and recognizable series within the artist's body of work. In this piece, the letter **B** is transformed into a visual tribute to Banksy, reinterpreting his recognizable urban universe within a contemporary three-dimensional language. The work combines the sculptural volume of the letter with a wall texture that has been intervened, and incorporates visual references associated with the artist's imagery, such as the girl with the heart-shaped balloon. The work has been created through a completely digital process in **3D (CGI)**, modeling and treating each element in a handcrafted manner, with special attention to the integration between typography, matter, and visual narrative. The result combines urban art, digital sculpture, and contemporary design in a clean, iconic, and easily recognizable composition. Cess is an artist specialized in digital art, CGI, and artificial intelligence, with more than a decade of experience in the creative sector and professional collaborations with international brands such as Apple, Google, Prada, Vogue, and MTV, among others. The work is presented as a **high-quality Giclée print on poly/cotton canvas**, offering an accurate reproduction of detail, color, and textures of the original digital work. **Limited edition of 10 copies. This piece: 7/10.**

Schätzpreis:€275

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