XTC Artist - Extincteur coca powder in the dark

This unique art piece is a repurposed fire extinguisher transformed into a statement piece by artist XTC. The iconic Coca-Cola design is reimagined with the word "cocaine" replacing "Coca Cola", in a nod to the powder found in fire extinguishers. The entire white portion of the extinguisher glows in the dark, even without UV light. This symbolic piece speaks to the addictive nature of soda, and also to the substance commonly used in this type of extinguisher. The extinguisher is empty for safety. It is fully painted with Montana spray paint and varnish for a durable and seamless finish. The piece is numbered and signed by the artist, and comes with a certificate of authenticity (COA). This specific piece is not necessarily the one pictured. The piece is meticulously packaged and shipped with a tracking service. Born in 1978 in Central France, XTC's interest in design, pop art and street art has shaped his artistic vision. This visual exploration led to a passion, which he began to express through his art. XTC defines himself as a self-taught visual artist, part of the Pop Art movement, through the appropriation of contemporary consumer goods. His artistic expression manifests through the bold staging of popular consumption icons, intertwined with the world of luxury and Street art, which further blurs the already thin boundaries between these worlds. He expresses his art through sculpture, mixing paint with all forms of plastic and sometimes mineral materials. Any imperfections or flaws are an integral part of the piece. This is a recycled fire extinguisher, which may contain imperfections as visible in the images. The extinguisher is empty. It is a work of art, not a conventional object.