KIRAS - KIRAS PILLS - SERIES NO EXPIRATION DATE - #02-SOCIAL blister

The KIRAS "PILLS" Pop Art painting from the SERIES NO EXPIRATION DATE #02-SOCIAL is a contemporary work created by Kiras that reinterprets the concept of the pill through a colorful, ironic, and conceptual Pop language. The composition features a three-dimensional blister composed of six pills, arranged inside a rectangular structure that immediately recalls the aesthetic of pharmaceutical packaging. Color plays a fundamental role in the composition. Yellow, red, pink, green, light blue, and orange transform the individual pills into instantly recognizable Pop elements, creating a strong contrast with the silver surface of the blister. The coating of the pills is plasticky with the same characteristics as a real tablet blister, light and deformable. Each pill also carries its own graphic icon, reinforcing the meaning of the associated word and turning the whole into a kind of SOCIAL MESSAGES blister. At the bottom is the signature KIRAS - Pill's, which identifies the artistic project and transforms the look of the pharmaceutical packaging into a recognizable element of Kiras’ research. The repetition of the six pills creates a serial, typically Pop effect, while the different chromatic and textual combinations allow each element to maintain its own identity. Crafted by hand in Italy, KIRA'S PILLS SERIES NO EXPIRATION DATE #02-SOCIAL unites Pop culture, contemporary design, visual communication, and conceptual irony in a work capable of transforming a daily object into an artistic message. The result is an original and instantly recognizable Pop Art painting, designed for those who love contemporary works able to merge aesthetics, color, and meaning. Ready to hang Limited Edition of 20 units Certificate of authenticity: Included The work is intended exclusively for indoor environments. Clean only with a soft dry cloth, avoiding aggressive detergents. Avoid direct and prolonged exposure to elevated heat sources.

Schätzpreis:€350

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