El arte pop fue un movimiento que se convirtió en un símbolo del consumismo masivo, la cultura de las celebridades y la contracultura de las décadas de 1960 y 1970. Con figuras enigmáticas e icónicas como Andy Warhol y Roy Lichtenstein, el Pop Art demostró ser un reflejo de las décadas formativas que siguieron a la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

El arte pop nunca pasó de moda. Ha demostrado ser más que una tendencia, ha perdurado durante décadas y sigue siendo inmensamente popular en la actualidad. Por eso queremos presentarles hoy a nuestros diez mejores artistas pop.

Del icónico MR. Lavado de cerebro a la escultora libanesa Nayla Kay Saroufim, estos artistas están constantemente reinventándose a sí mismos y la definición de arte pop. Son verdaderos maestros de su arte y estamos increíblemente orgullosos de representarlos.

Kristin Kossi

Pintor - Alemania

Kristin Kossi, born in 1984, is a German artist currently based in Hamburg, Germany. She previously studied fashion design and has also worked in graphic design and typography. Her acrylic on canvas paintings are bright, bold, fun pop art pieces full of style and panache. Herr art has been featured in publications such as British Vogue, GQ Magazine, Harvest Magazine, etc. Kossi's vibrant compositions are created in the tradition of pop art. She depicts urban landscapes, portraits of comic characters, and public figures through blending painting, lithography, and collage with text and bright colors.

Kristin Kossi

Hangover Daddy

Acrílico, Collage en Lienzo - 20x20in

4.870 US$

Carlos Pun

Pintor, Escultor - Perú

Carlos Pun is an artist from Peru, who started to paint when he was nineteen years old. He is known for his Pop and Street art paintings characterized by the use of bright colors, variety of textures, destroying and recreating the faces of celebrities and cartoons, mixed with motivational quotes. He uses acrylics, graphite, markers and ink, creating different textures for a more complete artwork. His work is exhibited in a permanent exhibition since 2021, “5 Pop Art Paintings” selected by Daxton Birmingham’s cultural center in the United States.