Son Gokool (Réhaussé main / Hand-Embellished), 2022
Print : fine art print · 78.7 x 61 x 0.3 cm 31 x 24 x 0.1 inch
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Print : numbered and limited to 30 copies
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Condition
Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed
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Hand-signed by artist
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Dimensions ( cm • inch )
78.7 x 61 x 0.3 cm 31 x 24 x 0.1 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
This striking artwork portrays a charismatic and youthful Goku, heavily inspired by a renowned animated character and ingeniously reimagined through a contemporary, urban-art lens. The figure is depicted in a dynamic stance, with one arm powerfully extended forward, exuding a sense of vigor and determination. The artist has skillfully blended elements of street art and popular culture, creating a unique juxtaposition of themes. The character's iconic spiky hair stands tall, accentuated by bold, graffiti-style tags and vibrant splashes of color that cover his entire frame. These markings imbue the figure with an energetic, rebellious spirit, seamlessly merging the worlds of animation and street culture. The body of the figure is a canvas of its own, adorned with an array of tags, symbols, and signatures that suggest a rich tapestry of urban art influences. The artist's technique is precise and evocative, blending clean lines with bursts of chaotic color. The stark white background draws all focus to the central figure, enhancing the dramatic intensity of the pose and the intricacy of the graffiti patterns. The layered textures and dynamic composition invite viewers to linger, offering new details upon every glance. This artwork is not merely a tribute to a beloved character but a bold statement on the convergence of traditional and modern artistic expressions. It commands attention through its audacious style and the masterful execution of an unconventional artistic fusion.
Presentation
Onemizer was born in 1987 in the South of France.
He spent part of his childhood in Africa where he discovered art for the first time and watercolors. He moved back to France when he was a teenager, and discovered graffiti in the streets of Paris. The Paris metro and the highways and graffiti along the Parisian freeways were his museums. Later he started to paint in wastelands and in abandoned warehouses and little by little he perfected his technique.
After high school, he started to study art in a design school, but decided to rather continue teaching himself. Little by little, he started to paint on canvas, and to show his work in luxury hotels, restaurants or bars.
Onemizer had his first exhibitions in Bordeaux and in Paris. He came a long way since the debut of his career, and his work is shown today in numerous international galleries (Paris, Courchevel, Megève, Cannes, Singapore, Honfleur, London, Bordeaux, Hossegor, Go Gallery in Amsterdam, Street Art Gallery in Dubai, Barbizon...).
He has worked with one hundred other international artists to produce the biggest graffiti on canvas in Dubai in November 2014, which has been validated and will appear in the Guinness Book.
He takes inspiration from the classic pop artists such as Basquiat, Warhol... from his daily life, his surroundings, and from the street art scene. He likes to work on lettering, to revisit portraits of personnalities or objects that have marked history or his personal history. Over time, Onemizer developed a wide range of different styles, combining graffiti, tags, drippings and especially a multitude of colors.
He uses a wide range of techniques: spray paint, stencils, drawings, posca, brushes, ink, and sometimes even directly his hands. Onemizer constantly renews his art, likes to change techniques and supports... The visual impact and the clash of colors make each of his paintings more interesting than the last.
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