KIRAS - WOW! POP!

“WOW!” is a three-dimensional wall sculpture that embodies the energy and vibrancy of Kiras’ contemporary pop language. The large, explosive, multicolored inscription “WOW!” is made entirely in bioplastic molded with 3D technology, then finished and hand-assembled like a mosaic of unique elements. The blue/black plexiglass base enhances contrasts and the brilliance of the colors, while the multi-layer stratification creates depth and dynamism. Each letter features patterns, textures and pop details that recall comics, contemporary graphics and modern visual culture. No part is printed in ink: every component is molded and applied manually, making each piece unique in its materiality and stage presence. stile di Kiras Contemporary three-dimensional pop sculptures Innovative materials: bioplastic and plexiglass 3D modeling and artisanal mosaic work Bold, recognizable color palettes Playful, comic-book and digital-pop iconographies International presence: Europe and the United States Works exhibited in galleries and fairs such as ART3F, ArtePadova, ArtParma Fair and others “WOW!” is perfect for: Modern living spaces and open-plan areas, where it becomes an energetic and luminous focal point Creative studios, showrooms and boutiques, thanks to its pop and communicative character Private collections of pop art and neo-pop Neutral or dark walls that enhance the brilliance of the plexiglass Internation-ally styled interiors Its stage presence makes it ideal for anyone seeking a piece that conveys energy, color and personality. The artwork is intended exclusively for indoor display. For cleaning, use a soft (cotton) dry cloth, avoiding detergents, alcohol or abrasive products, to preserve the gloss of the plexiglass and colors. Limited edition of 10 pieces, “WOW!” is an iconic work of Kiras’ pop language: vibrant, scenographic and perfect for those who love contemporary design and modern visual culture. A standout piece capable of transforming any space.

Schätzpreis:€700

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