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  • HIVE B-006H Battle Star Wars Sculpture Art Toy by Vectormobb HIVE B-006H Battle Star Wars Sculpture Art Toy by Vectormobb

    Vectormobb HIVE B-006H Battle Star Wars Sculpture Art Toy by Vectormobb

    HIVE B-006H.Battle Limited Edition Vinyl Sculpture Artwork by Fine Pop Modern Artist Vectormobb. 2021 1/2 Scale 16" [40.5cm] Vinyl Sculpture Lightup honeycomb and Eyes Limited 300pcs only Designed by Johnny from Vectormobb. ZCWO x VECTORMOBB HIVE B-006H. Bees are what help the world flourish through pollination. They're amazing insects who only attack when they feel threatened, so they deserve a proper hive that would scare away intruders who only want their honey. HIVE B-006H Battle Star Wars Sculpture Art Toy by Vectormobb The Artistic Buzz: HIVE B-006H Battle by Vectormobb In a world where pop culture and environmental consciousness collide, Vectormobb's HIVE B-006H Battle is a monumental piece of modern pop art that encapsulates more than just aesthetic allure. Designed by Johnny from Vectormobb, this 1/2 scale 16" vinyl sculpture embodies the fusion of ecological awareness with the striking visuals of science fiction, specifically the iconic imagery from "Star Wars." Intersecting Themes: Environmentalism Meets Pop Iconography The HIVE B-006H Battle is not merely a collectible but a statement. Limited to 300 pieces, this artwork features a light-up honeycomb and eyes, bringing the piece to life in a way that is both visually compelling and thematically resonant. Bees, known as crucial pollinators in our ecosystems, are represented here in a form that is both a sanctuary and a warrior, reflecting their vital role in our world and the need to protect these industrious insects. The use of a Stormtrooper helmet reimagined as a beehive draws upon the widespread recognition of the "Star Wars" franchise and casts these characters in a new light. It suggests a narrative where the natural and the artificial merge, where the typically faceless soldiers of a galactic empire become guardians of nature, symbolizing a potential harmony between technology and the environment. VECTORMOBB's Creative Vision: A Synthesis of Art and Advocacy The creative vision of Vectormobb, particularly within this piece, is symbolic of the transformative power of street pop art. The HIVE B-006H Battle traverses the boundary between art and advocacy, harnessing the evocative power of popular icons to comment on real-world issues. It is a physical manifestation of the dialogue between human advancement and the natural world, which is increasingly pressing in our contemporary society. This vinyl sculpture is a beacon of the street pop art ethos, which often takes the familiar and twists it into something new and thought-provoking. Through this piece, Vectormobb propels the conversation into spaces frequented by art enthusiasts and collectors alike, sparking discussions on conservation, coexistence, and the roles we play in the stewardship of our planet. The artistry behind HIVE B-006H Battle is a testament to the role of modern artists in shaping public discourse through creative expression. By integrating the beloved visuals from "Star Wars" with the critical issue of bee conservation, Vectormobb presents a work that is as impactful in its message as in its design. This piece is a potent reminder that art can reflect our passions and catalyze change, encouraging us to consider the delicate balance between preserving our cultural touchstones and safeguarding our environmental future.

    $1,500.00

  • Who's The King? Gold Hot Foil Silkscreen Print by Alexander-John

    Alexander-John Who's The King? Gold Hot Foil Silkscreen Print by Alexander-John

    Who's The King?- Gold 2-Color Hot Foil Print on 100# Neenah Classic Crest Smooth Epic Black Paper by Alexander-John Rare Street Art Famous Pop Artwork Artist. 2-Color Hot Foil Print on 100# Neenah Classic Crest Smooth Epic Black Size: 16.5 x 24 Inches Release: May 07, 2021 Run of: 30 "This piece is made to trigger the collector into a social experiment based on color and choice. This print can be hung either way, which represents the concept of equality. No matter what our differences are (represented by the weapons in this piece), we are all Kings." -Alexander-John

    $518.00

  • Sale -33% Threepio's GTO Silkscreen Print by Lil Tuffy

    Lil Tuffy Threepio's GTO Silkscreen Print by Lil Tuffy

    Threepio's GTO Artwork Silkscreen Limited Edition Print on 100 lbs. Metallic Star Dream Cover Stock Paper by Pop Culture Graffiti Artist Lil Tuffy. Lil Tuffy - "Threepio's GTO" 1 Color Screen Print Edition of 100 100 lbs. Metallic Star Dream Cover Stock 17.5" x 23"

    $99.00$66.00

  • Sale -33% Super Crash Bro Black Gold Mario Art Toy by Josh Divine

    Josh Divine Super Crash Bro Black Gold Mario Art Toy by Josh Divine

    Super Crash Bro- Black Gold Limited Edition Vinyl Art Toy Collectible Artwork by street graffiti artist Josh Divine. 2021 New In Box Limited Edition of 50 Vinyl Designer Mario Art Toy Artwork Size 4x9.5 From artist Josh Divine comes the latest in the fantastic Crash series. The "Super Crash Bro- Black Gold Limited Edition" vinyl art toy is a captivating creation from the mind of Josh Divine, a street graffiti artist known for his innovative contributions to street pop art. Launched in 2021, this collectible is part of a highly coveted limited edition series, with only 50 pieces available, each presented new in the box to maintain its pristine condition. Standing at 9.5 inches, this artwork continues Divine's acclaimed Crash series, which cleverly reinterprets iconic characters from popular culture through a street art lens. With this edition, Divine takes on the iconic figure of Mario, transforming the familiar gaming hero into a striking visual statement. The "Super Crash Bro" piece is defined by its contrasting color palette. It features a sleek black juxtaposed with luxurious gold accents, giving the figure a sense of elegance and gravity. This contrast is not merely aesthetic but serves to evoke a dialogue on the dualities present in pop culture — the heroic and the fallible, the vibrant and the dark. The vinyl material chosen for this artwork symbolizes the urban art movement, which often utilizes accessible mediums to bring art out of galleries and into more public spaces. Divine's work reflects the ethos of street pop art by combining the mass-produced, commercial nature of vinyl toys with the unique, handcrafted quality of limited-edition collectibles. In the broader context of street pop art and graffiti artwork, the "Super Crash Bro- Black Gold Limited Edition" is a commentary on the intersection of consumerism, technology, and mythology in modern culture. Divine's interpretation of Mario, placed in a prone position, invites viewers to reflect on the implications of our digital heroes' omnipresence in our lives and their influence on our cultural landscape. This piece is a testament to the power of street art to transform the symbols of popular culture into vehicles for deeper reflection on the world around us.

    $250.00$168.00

  • Blackjack HPM Mixed Media Print by Steve Kaufman SAK

    Steve Kaufman SAK Blackjack HPM Mixed Media Print by Steve Kaufman SAK

    Blackjack HPM Hand-Embellished Mixed Media Silkscreen Art on Framed Canvas by Artist Steve Kaufman SAK Contemporary Pop Artwork. 2000 Signed & Numbered on Back HPM Hand Embellished Limited Edition of 25 Artwork Size 16x16

    $2,306.00

  • Mockingbird Foundation Phamily Poker Classic 2013 AP Silkscreen

    AJ Masthay Mockingbird Foundation Phamily Poker Classic 2013 AP Silkscreen

    Mockingbird Foundation- Phamily Poker Classic 2013 Limited Edition Event Poster 8-Color Hand-Pulled Silkscreen Print Artwork on Fine Art Paper by AJ Masthay. Artist Proof, Hand deckled bottom edge.

    $257.00

  • Gold Domino Set Object Art by Ben Baller Gold Domino Set Object Art by Ben Baller

    Ben Baller Gold Domino Set Object Art by Ben Baller

    Gold Domino Game Set Object Art by Ben Baller, a Limited Edition Designer Collectible Pop Artist Artwork. 2022 Limited Edition of 2000 Rare Golden Domino Game Set & Box Object Art New In Box. Reimagining Play: Ben Baller's Gold Domino Game Set as Object Art The Gold Domino Game Set Object Art by Ben Baller epitomizes the fusion of luxury and play, a limited edition set that redefines traditional gaming through the lens of pop artist artwork. A mere 2,000 pieces of this rare collection were crafted in 2022, each one a testament to the innovative spirit of contemporary art movements. The set is encased in a box that is as much a part of the artwork as the dominoes themselves, with the resounding message "THIS IS NOT YOUR PRACTICE LIFE" inscribed, echoing the ethos of Street Pop Art and Graffiti Artwork. The transformation of a classic game into a designer collectible reflects the Street Pop Art tendency to elevate the mundane to the magnificent. By incorporating gold—a material that has historically symbolized wealth and power—into a playful context, Ben Baller invites a dialogue on the juxtaposition of value and entertainment. The dominoes are not merely game pieces but also individual works of art, each carrying the potential to form countless combinations and outcomes, much like the freeform nature of graffiti art. This domino set transcends its function as a game, entering the realm of interactive art. It is designed to engage, serve as a focal point for social interaction, and be a tactile experience that delights in its aesthetic and use. The gold set, presented new in the box, carries an air of exclusivity and the anticipation of an artifact yet to be explored. Golden Play: The Domino Set as a Symbol in Street Art Culture In the Street Pop Art and Graffiti Artwork culture, symbols and icons are often repurposed to challenge perceptions and critique societal norms. Ben Baller's Gold Domino Game Set stands as a symbol of the intersection between high art and popular culture, where the act of play is encapsulated in a luxurious form. The game set becomes a canvas, reflecting the artist's vision and the playful undercurrents of street art. The domino set also mirrors the communal aspects of street art—just as murals and tags become part of the neighborhood fabric, so does this game set invite community and camaraderie. The act of playing dominoes is a universal language, bridging cultures and generations, much like street art's ability to communicate across diverse audiences. The "BB" logo, synonymous with Ben Baller's brand, serves as a signature on this collective experience, marking each game as part of a larger narrative. Furthermore, the set aligns with the pop art movement's exploration of consumerism and the commodification of leisure. It questions the boundaries between art and object, between a gallery piece and a household item. In this way, the Gold Domino Game Set is not just an object of play but a statement of the cultural significance of games and their role in our lives. Artistic Investment: Collecting the Gold Domino Game Set For collectors, the allure of Ben Baller's Gold Domino Game Set lies in its dual identity as a functional game set and a piece of limited edition art. As an investment, it represents the convergence of artistic expression and the cultural cache of collectible design. This set is emblematic of a trend in art where the lines between practical items and art objects are not just blurred—they are deliberately intertwined. The limited edition nature of the set—only 2,000 in existence—elevates its status within the art and collectibles market. It becomes a sought-after piece for its beauty, craftsmanship, rarity, and potential to appreciate. As a collectible, it holds a story, a piece of the artist's vision, and a moment where artistry and play are celebrated in golden harmony. The Gold Domino Game Set by Ben Baller is a cultural artifact at the crossroads of Street Pop Art, Graffiti Artwork, and luxury design. It is a celebration of the playful spirit that underpins much of pop art, a luxurious interpretation of a timeless game, and a nod to the collective joy of shared experiences. This set is not merely a collection of golden dominoes; it is a compendium of art, play, and the enduring message that life, with all its games and gambles, is not a rehearsal but a stage for splendor and spectacle.

    $500.00

Game Graffiti Street Pop Artwork

Games and Their Evolution in Street Pop Art and Graffiti Artwork

The intersection of gaming culture with street pop art and graffiti artwork represents a significant shift in how games are perceived and integrated into contemporary art. Once confined to the digital realm and private spaces, games have spilled over into the streets, providing a rich tapestry for artists to draw from. This convergence has given rise to a unique fusion where the virtual and the urban intermingle, creating a vibrant subculture that celebrates gaming through the lens of street aesthetics. Several video games feature graffiti and street art as significant aspects of the gameplay or the game world. Some of these games include Jet Set Radio (Jet Grind Radio in the US), A classic game released in 2000 for the Sega Dreamcast. Jet Set Radio has players controlling a group of rollerblading graffiti artists in a cel-shaded, futuristic version of Tokyo. The goal is to tag various locations throughout the city while avoiding the police and rival gangs. Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure: This 2006 game follows a graffiti artist named Trane as he explores the city of New Radius, tagging various spots to gain notoriety and respect. The game features a strong emphasis on street art and hip-hop culture.  Graffiti Kingdom: A 2005 action-adventure game for the PlayStation 2, Graffiti Kingdom allows players to create graffiti creatures to help them solve puzzles and defeat enemies. The game combines platforming with an extensive character creation system. Subway Surfers: A popular mobile endless runner game, Subway Surfers has players taking on the role of a graffiti artist who must evade the police while running through various cityscapes. Players can collect coins and power-ups while avoiding obstacles and trains. Slaps and Beans: A 2018 action-adventure game, Slaps and Beans features iconic Italian movie characters Bud Spencer and Terence Hill in a quest to save their hometown from an evil developer. One of the mini-games within the game involves creating graffiti art. These games incorporate graffiti and street art in different ways, either as a central gameplay mechanic or as an integral part of the game's aesthetic and world-building.

Pixelated Streets: The Aesthetic of Gaming in Urban Art

With its pixelated graphics and iconic characters, street pop art has adopted and adapted the visual language of video games, creating a new vocabulary that resonates with a generation brought up on digital play. This can be seen in the work of Invader, the pseudonym of a French urban artist known for his distinctive creations inspired by retro 8-bit video games. His mosaics, which adorn city walls around the world, are not just tributes to the games themselves but also commentaries on the increasingly pixelated nature of our reality, where digital and physical worlds collide. The characters and motifs from games serve as modern hieroglyphs in the hands of graffiti artists. These symbols are imbued with layers of meaning, often reflecting on nostalgia, the passage of time, and the universality of the gaming experience. In the dynamic field of street pop art, the appropriation of these gaming elements goes beyond mere representation; it becomes a dialogue about the permeation of digital culture into every facet of our lives.

Gaming Icons as Cultural Commentators

In graffiti artwork, gaming icons articulate social and political messages. The vibrant palettes of video games starkly contrast the often grey urban environments, serving as a form of escapism while simultaneously making a statement. Painting a gaming character on a wall reclaims public space, turning passive structures into active participants in the cultural conversation. This use of gaming imagery within street art is a complex matter of pop culture reference. Instead, it is a nuanced exploration of games' role in shaping our identities and society. By placing game characters in unexpected contexts or combining them with unpredictable elements, artists like Banksy, who remains anonymous, challenge observers to reflect on the impact of gaming on our collective consciousness. The play becomes profound, inviting contemplation on how games influence our understanding of reality, community, and morality.

From Subculture to Mainstream: The Legitimization of Gaming in Art

The inclusion of gaming in street pop art and graffiti artwork has played a significant role in legitimizing games as a cultural form worthy of artistic exploration. Games are no longer seen merely as entertainment; they are recognized for their artistic merit and potential to convey complex narratives and emotional experiences. This shift is evident in renowned artists' embrace of gaming iconography and the increasing prevalence of game-inspired art in galleries and public spaces. The dialogue between games and street art also highlights the transformative power of play. Games, like art, can be a form of resistance, a way to reimagine the world and our place. Street pop art and graffiti artwork elevate the game from a digital pastime to a catalyst for social engagement and change. They mirror games' playful yet profound role in modern culture, reminding us that play is not just a diversion but a fundamental part of the human experience.
In summary, the realm of games has found a complementary spirit in street pop art and graffiti artwork. The cross-pollination of these forms has enriched both, creating a shared space where the virtual and the real can coexist and converse. It is a testament to the power of games to transcend their origins and become a vital part of our cultural narrative, as well as to the ability of street art to capture the pulse of contemporary life in all its pixelated, playful glory.

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