Joko Pelixel (1969) / Hiroshi (1981) - Flower StormInvader XL (Toile)

This unique work is a collaboration between Joko Pelixel and Hiroshi, featuring their signature styles and a touch of pop culture. It's a Photoshop print on canvas with a wooden frame and features real ceramic elements, measuring 80 x 60 cm. The piece is ready to hang and is a testament to the collaborative spirit of Jacques Pelissier's studio, which brings together artists from different generations for dialogue around culture, creation, and the future. Joko Pelixel, a French master of artistic exploration, employs an array of materials, from clay modelling and ceramics to acrylic paint and sprays, to weave tales in his works. He masterfully unites diverse artistic voices, crafting a captivating narrative woven through the threads of cultural exchange. Hiroshi is a talented Parisian artist whose heart beats to the rhythm of robot-building. He stands out with his unwavering passion for Asian pop culture, a vibrant thread running through each of his creations. From a tender age, Hiroshi was captivated by the intricate beauty of robots and the captivating aesthetic of Asian pop culture. He resolved to merge these passions, crafting robots fashioned after the characters of Asian pop culture. Each robot he creates is a masterpiece in itself, meticulous in its details, mirroring the distinctive characteristics of iconic figures from Asian pop culture. Hiroshi doesn't merely create robots; he breathes life into them. He equips each creation with elaborate mechanisms and genius programming that bring his designs to life. These robots dance, sing, and interact with their surroundings, charming and captivating audiences with their personalities and dynamism. Hiroshi's art is a vibrant homage to Asian pop culture. He seeks to harness the energy and joy this culture inspires and share it with the world, making these robots ambassadors of this vibrant art form. They attract art enthusiasts worldwide, serving as windows into a world of joyous creativity.