KIRAS - KIRAS - SMILE!! 47CM

“SMILE!” is a pop-design work by Italian artist KIRAS, an emerging figure in contemporary Pop Art, known for her playful, tactile, and sustainable language. An explosion of color and good humor, born with a simple and direct objective: to make the viewer smile. The sculpture is made in 3D bioplastic, a plant-based material such as sugarcane, chosen for its ecological nature and for its ability to give life to shiny surfaces and soft volumes. Each letter is built as a small pop character, with expressions, patterns and details that make the work lively, dynamic, and immediately recognizable. The work is entirely supervised by the artist, who personally handles design, printing, assembly and finishing: an artisanal process that requires time, precision and a strong attention to detail. This edition is limited to only 20 units per color, a choice that guarantees exclusivity and collectible value. Small variations due to manual workmanship are not defects but distinguishing signs of the artist’s direct intervention, making each piece unique. With a width of 47 cm, “SMILE!” is a design object capable of transforming a space: perfect for modern living rooms, bright entrances, creative studios, colorful kids’ rooms or minimalist environments that want a pop-energy touch. The depth of 5.5 cm and the three-dimensional construction make it a scenographic element that catches the light and draws the eye from every angle. The piece can be easily wall-mounted thanks to the rear holes. KIRAS shows in art galleries and contemporary art fairs, and her works are appreciated by collectors who seek original, sustainable, and recognizable pieces. Each sculpture is signed, numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and the artist-branded box, a guarantee of provenance and quality. Indoor use. Avoid excessive heat sources. Clean only with a cotton cloth, without detergents, to preserve the surface’s shine. Shipping by courier.

Schätzpreis:€500

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