HIRO ANDO Art

Mint condition Shipped from France Unique edition The artwork is dated, signed and numbered on a plate back of the sculpture The artwork come accompanied with an original Certific...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture .../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity iss...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity issued by the Studio of the Artist: CrazyNoodles and signed by the Artist This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles This rare and important sculpture in the round is by famous Japanese Pop artist Hiro Ando. Before The Hunger Games, there was Batoru Rowaiaru (Battle Royale), the groundbreaking Japanese novel written by Koushun Takami. Published in 1999, the futuristic horror story tells of an authoritarian government that forces junior high students to fight to the death. The novel was quite controversial for its brutal themes and depictions of violence, not to mention Takami’s vivid imagining of the Japanese government as a police state with a sadistic streak. Perhaps not surprisingly, the novel was also hugely popular: It was quickly turned into a manga series and a feature film. It’s no wonder, then, that Battle Royale served as a galvanizing force for Hiro Ando, a Japanese artist frequently inspired by pop culture, manga, and the streets of Tokyo. Ando works in various media, including painting, digital media, video, and, most recently, sculptures, several of which are now on view at Galerie Jacob Paulett in Paris. Rendered in gleaming stainless steel, the quartet of sculptures in his “School Girls...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture 1/1 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity issu...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed, and numbered base of the sculpture ..../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity ...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed, and numbered base of the sculpture ..../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity ...

Mint condition Ships from France The artwork is signed and numbered base of the sculpture ....../8 The artwork come accompanied with a formal Certificate of Authenticity issued by th...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture .... /8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity issued by the Studio of the Artist: CrazyNoodles and signed by the Artist This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles sumonmyoji is an exciting, highly sought-after Pop Art inspired sculpture by acclaimed Japanese Neo-Pop artist, Hiro Ando This work in the round is painted glossy Pop Art Colors , depicting the cat as a revered Robot wrestler, and belongs to Ando's series of cat sculptures started in 2005 Ando's bases his works on the cat", because in traditional Japanese culture it is a good-luck charm. Ando depicts the cat in a fresh manner that clearly references his generation's obsession with Anime and the "Hello Kitty" craze “Drawing on ideas of collectability and fantasy, Japanese artist Hiro Ando combines tradition with contemporary culture in his sculpture work…. Ando’s editioned sculptures resemble enlarged toy cartoon characters and bear the names SumoCat, Samurai Cat...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture ..../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity i...

Mint condition Shipped from France Unique edition The artwork is dated, signed and numbered on a plate back of the sculpture The artwork come accompanied with an original Certific...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered back of the sculpture .../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity iss...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered back of the sculpture .../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity iss...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered back of the sculpture .../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity iss...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered back of the sculpture .../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity iss...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture .../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity iss...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture .../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity iss...

This cast resin sculpture in the round is completely covered in lush, vivid pigment and is one of the finest and most dynamic of the iconic "Contemporary Hello Kitty" meets "Traditio...

This cast resin sculpture in the round is completely covered in lush, vivid pigment and is one of the finest and most dynamic of the iconic "Contemporary Hello Kitty" meets "Traditio...

This cast resin sculpture in the round is completely covered in lush, vivid pigment and is one of the finest and most dynamic of the iconic "Contemporary Hello Kitty" meets "Traditio...

This cast resin sculpture in the round is completely covered in lush, vivid pigment and is one of the finest and most dynamic of the iconic "Contemporary Hello Kitty" meets "Traditio...

Mint condition Shipped from France This artwork is unique The artwork is dated and signed by the Artist on verso of the canvas and stamped with the logo of the Studio 'Crazy Noodles...

"PANDASAN FLOWERPOWER" StainlessSteel 50cm, 2015 Stainless Steel Carved Painted & Varnished 19 7/10 × 15 7/10 × 15 7/10 in 50 × 40 × 40 cm Edition of 8. ejem 3/8 Drawing on ideas of collectability and fantasy, Japanese artist Hiro Ando combines tradition with contemporary culture in his sculpture work…. Ando’s editioned sculptures resemble enlarged toy cartoon characters and bear the names SumoCat, Samurai...

Monology robotcat, 2008 Mix Media Resin and Pigment PolyChrome with protective Cap Plexiglas with LED 12 1/5 × 9 4/5 × 9 1/10 in 31 × 25 × 23 cm Edition of 8 Drawing on ideas of collectability and fantasy, Japanese artist Hiro Ando combines tradition with contemporary culture in his sculpture work…. Ando’s editioned sculptures resemble enlarged toy cartoon characters and bear the names SumoCat, Samurai...

Monology urbancat, 2008 Resin and Pigments Polychrome on Fiberglass under Plexiglass Cap with LED 12 1/5 × 9 4/5 × 9 1/10 in 31 × 25 × 23 cm Edition of 8 Drawing on ideas of collectability and fantasy, Japanese artist Hiro Ando combines tradition with contemporary culture in his sculpture work…. Ando’s editioned sculptures resemble enlarged toy cartoon characters and bear the names SumoCat, Samurai...

"" StainlessSteel 50cm, 2015 Stainless Steel Carved Painted & Varnished 50 × 40 × 30 cm Edition 3/8 Drawing on ideas of collectability and fantasy, Japanese artist Hiro Ando combines tradition with contemporary culture in his sculpture work…. Ando’s editioned sculptures resemble enlarged toy cartoon characters and bear the names SumoCat, Samurai Cat...

This cast resin sculpture in the round is completely covered in lush, vivid painting and is one of the finest and most dynamic of the iconic "Contemporary Hello Kitty" meets "Traditi...

united pandasan is an exciting, highly sought-after Pop Art inspired sculpture by acclaimed Japanese Neo-Pop artist, Hiro Ando This work in the round is painted glossy Pop Art Colors...

united pandasan is an exciting, highly sought-after Pop Art inspired sculpture by acclaimed Japanese Neo-Pop artist, Hiro Ando This work in the round is painted glossy Pop Art Colors...

united pandasan is an exciting, highly sought-after Pop Art inspired sculpture by acclaimed Japanese Neo-Pop artist, Hiro Ando This work in the round is painted glossy Pop Art Colors...

The artwork is unique The artwork is dated and signed by the Artist on verso of the canvas and stamped with the logo of the Studio 'Crazy Noodles' on verso of the canvas The artwork ...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture .... /8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity issued by the Studio of the Artist: CrazyNoodles and signed by the Artist This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles panda'sons is an exciting, highly sought-after Pop Art inspired sculpture by acclaimed Japanese Neo-Pop artist, Hiro Ando This work in the round is painted glossy Pop Art Colors , depicting the cat as a revered Robot wrestler, and belongs to Ando's series of cat sculptures started in 2005 Ando's bases his works on the cat", because in traditional Japanese culture it is a good-luck charm. Ando depicts the cat in a fresh manner that clearly references his generation's obsession with Anime and the "Hello Kitty" craze “Drawing on ideas of collectability and fantasy, Japanese artist Hiro Ando combines tradition with contemporary culture in his sculpture work…. Ando’s editioned sculptures resemble enlarged toy cartoon characters and bear the names SumoCat, Samurai Cat, UrbanCat, and RobotCat. They’re mainly monochrome and glossy, a few are enrobed in rhinestones or hand-painted. Ando’s work is the creative fruit of Japanese mass culture. adsense ban . His cat figures are reminiscent of maneki-neko (literally, “beckoning cat”), a ubiquitous Japanese cultural icon symbolizing good luck; maneki-neko figurines can be found in nearly every souvenir store and restaurant in Japan. Ando’s cats also resemble a masculine version of Hello Kitty, another emblematic feline character that originated in Japan. Ando’s work shares the neo-pop spirit who refutes the idea that Art is superior to others and aims to demonstrate that popular culture, consumer society and Art are on the same floor and can cohabit in the same image, though Ando’s sculptures do not convey the overt eroticism and darkness that most of them’s work do. Ando expresses a lighter side of neo-pop, highlighting that contemporary art can be both fun and have wide appeal“ Makiko Whole – Publications Coordinator at The Museum of Modern Art New York , New York​ Being a world-class metropolis, Tokyo is a place of endless happenings, beginnings, and a plentiful history. With so much to offer, it’s no wonder many find inspiration in its content, both present and past, and Hiro Ando is no exception. Depicting the scenery of the city with a traditional nuance, Ando adds the contemporary element into his paintings, drawings, and recently sculptural work, mostly influenced by the Japanese Manga. As one of the founding members of the CrazyNoodles collective studio, Ando and his work represent the light, fun side of the neo-pop culture. Merging Traditional With Contemporary Acquiring his degree from the University of​ Art, Hiro Ando began his prolific career in 1995 in Tokyo, depicting its nighttime urban landscape. With a lot of inspiration, the streets proved to be an endless source of material for his narratives which often included the red fish in addition to the urban background. The act of the red fish in his paintings greatly reminds of the ancient Japanese watercolor paintings, thus making his work permeated with both a contemporary and traditional feeling. With his artistic beginnings tied to illustration, he would draw several sketches before actually working on the canvas, and his practice has since spread to video material, digital support, and sculpture.​ Adding Sculpture to the Fold Being a multidisciplinary artist, Hiro Ando had added sculpture to his portfolio, creating artwork that furthers his conjunction of old and new. Built upon the traditional maneki-neko, standing for “lucky cat” within the Japanese mass culture, Ando constructs cat-like figures assuming various forms like samurai, sumo, and robot. Their outlook reminds of Japanese modern Manga, a world that influenced the youth of the artist profoundly, instilling Ando’s sculptures with a light, approachable line. Adding to it are the bright, often monochrome colors, and the smooth, shiny materials including resin, porcelain, bronze, and even diamonds, making his works representative of the contemporary neo-pop art. A Modern Samurai By adding the element of tradition to the popular Japanese culture, Hiro Ando creates an alluring portfolio that is easily paving its own road within the contemporary art world. Likable and easy on the eye, the cat-like sculptures became his signature mark and are uplifting Ando in the current art scene. Posing a new view on the traditional norms, Ando is a modern samurai of the Japanese art. Hiro Ando currently lives and works between Tokyo and Shanghai. What Is Kawaii? The Japanese concept of kawaii—best translated as “cuteness”—has grown from a national trend to a global phenomenon. Sanrio’s Hello Kitty has been valued at $7 billion; the Oxford English Dictionary named an emoji its 2015 Word of the Year; and Nintendo’s Pokémon Go recently became the most downloaded game in smartphone history. The kawaii movement is wide in scope, spanning Manga comics, Harajuku fashion, and Takashi Murakami’s “Superflat...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture .... /8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity i...

Mint condition Ships from France The artwork is signed and numbered base of the sculpture ....../8 The artwork come accompanied with a formal Certificate of Authenticity issued by th...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture .... /8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity issued by the Studio of the Artist: CrazyNoodles and signed by the Artist This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles panda'sons is an exciting, highly sought-after Pop Art inspired sculpture by acclaimed Japanese Neo-Pop artist, Hiro Ando This work in the round is painted glossy Pop Art Colors , depicting the cat as a revered Robot wrestler, and belongs to Ando's series of cat sculptures started in 2005 Ando's bases his works on the cat", because in traditional Japanese culture it is a good-luck charm. Ando depicts the cat in a fresh manner that clearly references his generation's obsession with Anime and the "Hello Kitty" craze “Drawing on ideas of collectability and fantasy, Japanese artist Hiro Ando combines tradition with contemporary culture in his sculpture work…. Ando’s editioned sculptures resemble enlarged toy cartoon characters and bear the names SumoCat, Samurai Cat, UrbanCat, and RobotCat. They’re mainly monochrome and glossy, a few are enrobed in rhinestones or hand-painted. Ando’s work is the creative fruit of Japanese mass culture. adsense ban . His cat figures are reminiscent of maneki-neko (literally, “beckoning cat”), a ubiquitous Japanese cultural icon symbolizing good luck; maneki-neko figurines can be found in nearly every souvenir store and restaurant in Japan. Ando’s cats also resemble a masculine version of Hello Kitty, another emblematic feline character that originated in Japan. Ando’s work shares the neo-pop spirit who refutes the idea that Art is superior to others and aims to demonstrate that popular culture, consumer society and Art are on the same floor and can cohabit in the same image, though Ando’s sculptures do not convey the overt eroticism and darkness that most of them’s work do. Ando expresses a lighter side of neo-pop, highlighting that contemporary art can be both fun and have wide appeal“ Makiko Whole – Publications Coordinator at The Museum of Modern Art New York , New York​ Being a world-class metropolis, Tokyo is a place of endless happenings, beginnings, and a plentiful history. With so much to offer, it’s no wonder many find inspiration in its content, both present and past, and Hiro Ando is no exception. Depicting the scenery of the city with a traditional nuance, Ando adds the contemporary element into his paintings, drawings, and recently sculptural work, mostly influenced by the Japanese Manga. As one of the founding members of the CrazyNoodles collective studio, Ando and his work represent the light, fun side of the neo-pop culture. Merging Traditional With Contemporary Acquiring his degree from the University of​ Art, Hiro Ando began his prolific career in 1995 in Tokyo, depicting its nighttime urban landscape. With a lot of inspiration, the streets proved to be an endless source of material for his narratives which often included the red fish in addition to the urban background. The act of the red fish in his paintings greatly reminds of the ancient Japanese watercolor paintings, thus making his work permeated with both a contemporary and traditional feeling. With his artistic beginnings tied to illustration, he would draw several sketches before actually working on the canvas, and his practice has since spread to video material, digital support, and sculpture.​ Adding Sculpture to the Fold Being a multidisciplinary artist, Hiro Ando had added sculpture to his portfolio, creating artwork that furthers his conjunction of old and new. Built upon the traditional maneki-neko, standing for “lucky cat” within the Japanese mass culture, Ando constructs cat-like figures assuming various forms like samurai, sumo, and robot. Their outlook reminds of Japanese modern Manga, a world that influenced the youth of the artist profoundly, instilling Ando’s sculptures with a light, approachable line. Adding to it are the bright, often monochrome colors, and the smooth, shiny materials including resin, porcelain, bronze, and even diamonds, making his works representative of the contemporary neo-pop art. A Modern Samurai By adding the element of tradition to the popular Japanese culture, Hiro Ando creates an alluring portfolio that is easily paving its own road within the contemporary art world. Likable and easy on the eye, the cat-like sculptures became his signature mark and are uplifting Ando in the current art scene. Posing a new view on the traditional norms, Ando is a modern samurai of the Japanese art. Hiro Ando currently lives and works between Tokyo and Shanghai. What Is Kawaii? The Japanese concept of kawaii—best translated as “cuteness”—has grown from a national trend to a global phenomenon. Sanrio’s Hello Kitty has been valued at $7 billion; the Oxford English Dictionary named an emoji its 2015 Word of the Year; and Nintendo’s Pokémon Go recently became the most downloaded game in smartphone history. The kawaii movement is wide in scope, spanning Manga comics, Harajuku fashion, and Takashi Murakami’s “Superflat...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture ..../20 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity ...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture .... /8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity i...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture ..../ 12 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity ...

Mint condition Shipped from France This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles The artwork come accompanied with a formal Certificate of Authenticity i...

The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture ..../20 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity issued by the Studio of the Artist: ...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture ..../20 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity ...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture ..../ 12 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity ...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture, ..../20 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity ...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture, ..../20 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity issued by the Studio of the Artist: CrazyNoodles and signed by the Artist This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles warriorcat is an exciting, highly sought-after Pop Art inspired sculpture by acclaimed Japanese Neo-Pop artist, Hiro Ando Ando is internationally acclaimed for his sculptures and paintings with unexpected colors and surface treatments that conflate modern Japanese icons such "Hello Kitty", the Cat, the Panda, with traditional Samurai Warriors and the Sumo Wrestlers, creating a very contemporary dialogue between the past and present, East and West in very contemporary and unexpected ways that have made him one of the most notable Japanese Contemporary artists of his 1980's generation “Drawing on ideas of collectability and fantasy, Japanese artist Hiro Ando combines tradition with contemporary culture in his sculpture work…. Ando’s editioned sculptures resemble enlarged toy cartoon characters and bear the names SumoCat, Samurai Cat...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture ..../20 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity ...

united pandasan is an exciting, highly sought-after Pop Art inspired sculpture by acclaimed Japanese Neo-Pop artist, Hiro Ando This work in the round is painted glossy Pop Art Colors...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed and numbered base of the sculpture ..../20 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity ...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed, and numbered base of the sculpture ..../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity issued by the Studio of the Artist: CrazyNoodles and signed by the Artist This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles This rare and important sculpture in the round is by famous Japanese Pop artist Hiro Ando. From an edition of just 8 , this stunning work depicts Ando's famous "nishikigoi" whose surface is carved painted & polished playing with ideas of luxury, status, tradition, kitsch, and high versus low art in a fresh and exciting manner “Drawing on ideas of collectability and fantasy, Japanese artist Hiro Ando combines tradition with contemporary culture in his sculpture work…. Ando’s editioned sculptures resemble enlarged toy cartoon characters and bear the names SumoCat, Samurai Cat, UrbanCat, and RobotCat. They’re mainly monochrome and glossy, a few are enrobed in rhinestones or hand-painted. Ando’s work is the creative fruit of Japanese mass culture. adsense ban . His cat figures are reminiscent of maneki-neko (literally, “beckoning cat”), a ubiquitous Japanese cultural icon symbolizing good luck; maneki-neko figurines can be found in nearly every souvenir store and restaurant in Japan. Ando’s cats also resemble a masculine version of Hello Kitty, another emblematic feline character that originated in Japan. Ando’s work shares the neo-pop spirit who refutes the idea that Art is superior to others and aims to demonstrate that popular culture, consumer society and Art are on the same floor and can cohabit in the same image, though Ando’s sculptures do not convey the overt eroticism and darkness that most of them’s work do. Ando expresses a lighter side of neo-pop, highlighting that contemporary art can be both fun and have wide appeal“ Makiko Whole – Publications Coordinator at The Museum of Modern Art New York , New York​​ Being a world-class metropolis, Tokyo is a place of endless happenings, beginnings, and a plentiful history. With so much to offer, it’s no wonder many find inspiration in its content, both present and past, and Hiro Ando is no exception. Depicting the scenery of the city with a traditional nuance, Ando adds the contemporary element into his paintings, drawings, and recently sculptural work, mostly influenced by the Japanese Manga. As one of the founding members of the CrazyNoodles collective studio, Ando and his work represent the light, fun side of the neo-pop culture. Merging Traditional With Contemporary Acquiring his degree from the University of​ Art, Hiro Ando began his prolific career in 1995 in Tokyo, depicting its nighttime urban landscape. With a lot of inspiration, the streets proved to be an endless source of material for his narratives which often included the red fish in addition to the urban background. The act of the red fish in his paintings greatly reminds of the ancient Japanese watercolor paintings, thus making his work permeated with both a contemporary and traditional feeling. With his artistic beginnings tied to illustration, he would draw several sketches before actually working on the canvas, and his practice has since spread to video material, digital support, and sculpture.​ Adding Sculpture to the Fold Being a multidisciplinary artist, Hiro Ando had added sculpture to his portfolio, creating artwork that furthers his conjunction of old and new. Built upon the traditional maneki-neko, standing for “lucky cat” within the Japanese mass culture, Ando constructs cat-like figures assuming various forms like samurai, sumo, and robot. Their outlook reminds of Japanese modern Manga, a world that influenced the youth of the artist profoundly, instilling Ando’s sculptures with a light, approachable line. Adding to it are the bright, often monochrome colors, and the smooth, shiny materials including resin, porcelain, bronze, and even diamonds, making his works representative of the contemporary neo-pop art. A Modern Samurai By adding the element of tradition to the popular Japanese culture, Hiro Ando creates an alluring portfolio that is easily paving its own road within the contemporary art world. Likable and easy on the eye, the cat-like sculptures became his signature mark and are uplifting Ando in the current art scene. Posing a new view on the traditional norms, Ando is a modern samurai of the Japanese art. Hiro Ando currently lives and works between Tokyo and Shanghai. What Is Kawaii? The Japanese concept of kawaii—best translated as “cuteness”—has grown from a national trend to a global phenomenon. Sanrio’s Hello Kitty has been valued at $7 billion; the Oxford English Dictionary named an emoji its 2015 Word of the Year; and Nintendo’s Pokémon Go recently became the most downloaded game in smartphone history. The kawaii movement is wide in scope, spanning Manga comics, Harajuku fashion, and Takashi Murakami’s “Superflat...

Mint condition Shipped from France The artwork is dated, signed, and numbered base of the sculpture ..../8 The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity ...

This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles. The artwork is dated and signed by the Artist on verso of the canvas & stamped on verso of the canvas with ...

This artwork is unique This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles. The artwork is dated and signed by the Artist on verso of the canvas & stamped on ve...

This artwork is unique This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles. The artwork is dated and signed by the Artist on verso of the canvas & stamped on v...

This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles. The artwork is dated and signed by the Artist on verso of the canvas & stamped on verso of the canvas with ...

This artwork is unique This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles. The artwork is dated and signed by the Artist on verso of the canvas & stamped on verso of the canvas with the logo of the Studio of the Artist 'Crazy Noodles' The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity issued by the Studio of the Artist and signed by the Artist Mint condition Shipped from France. “Drawing on ideas of collectability and fantasy, Japanese artist Hiro Ando combines tradition with contemporary culture in his sculpture work…. Ando’s editioned sculptures resemble enlarged toy cartoon characters and bear the names SumoCat, Samurai Cat...

Intentionally referencing the 'Diamond Dust' works of Andy Warhol, this rare and important sculpture in the round is by famous Japanese Pop artist Hiro Ando. From an edition of just...

The artwork is unique The artwork is dated and signed by the artist on verso of the canvas The artwork come accompanied with an original Certificate of Authenticity issued by the ...

This artwork is unique This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles. The artwork is dated and signed by the Artist on verso of the canvas & stamped on v...

The artwork is unique The artwork is dated and signed by the Artist on verso of the canvas and stamped with the logo of the Studio 'Crazy Noodles' on verso of the canvas The artwork ...

This artwork come directly from the Artist's Studio : Studio CrazyNoodles. The artwork is dated and signed by the Artist on verso of the canvas & stamped on verso of the canvas with ...