Hiroshi (1981) - Kaws French Tribute (Triptyque) XXL

Canvas mounted on chassis ready to hang

Hiroshi (1981)
French Kaws Tribute (Triptych)
Canvas print mounted on a frame.
40X120 cm (3X40X40 cm)
2026

Signed on the back of the last board (red Kaws).
This new series is a tribute to the famous 'Lego'.
The authenticity certificate will be sent to you directly by email.
The certificate of authenticity and the sticker to be affixed to the back of the artwork will be sent separately for security reasons.
The canvases are shipped directly from our partner laboratory.

This new work is focused on the creation of a multidisciplinary Chinese army.

Hiroshi is a talented Parisian artist passionate about creating robots. What sets Hiroshi apart from other artists is his love for Asian pop culture, which is reflected in each of his works.
Since a young age, Hiroshi has been fascinated by robots and the unique aesthetics of Asian pop culture. Inspired by anime series, movies, and video games, he decided to combine these two passions by creating robots modeled after characters from Asian pop culture as well as homage portraits.
Every robot Hiroshi builds is a true work of art. With great attention to detail, he faithfully reproduces the distinctive features of iconic characters from Asian pop culture. Large, expressive eyes, bright colors, and bold shapes—each robot is a celebration of Hiroshi's creativity and passion. But Hiroshi doesn't just build robots; he also brings them to life. Through sophisticated mechanisms and clever programming, his creations come alive. The robots dance, sing, and interact with their environment, captivating the audience with their charm and personality.
Hiroshi's art is a vibrant tribute to Asian pop culture. It seeks to capture the energy and joy that this culture inspires in him and to share them with the world. His robots are ambassadors of this culture, attracting the attention of art enthusiasts worldwide.