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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
This original painting by Antoni Dragan reimagines the iconic Hello Kitty through a pixelated lens, blending pop culture with abstract expression. Executed with Dragan’s worldwide unique Progressive Multipaint technique, the artwork transforms under different light conditions:
In daylight, bold palette-knife textures and grids define the pixelated figure.
Under blacklight, luminous accents appear, giving the character a fresh, playful glow.
In darkness,… hidden glowing elements reveal yet another unexpected layer.
The structured black-and-white pixel grid contrasts with vibrant strokes of neon green, orange, and red, fusing digital nostalgia with contemporary artistic energy.
The piece is professionally framed and ready to display, offering collectors a unique crossover of iconic imagery and avant-garde technique.
Uv light included.
Antoni Dragan in an emerging artist from Greece whose work has already been exhibited internationally. His compositions are pop art interpretations of what he sees, and he fills each work with vibrant colors and a mix of the recognizable and unfamiliar. He has developed a 'progressive multi-paint technique,' wherein completely different paintings appear on the same surface depending on the intensity of light.