Ratz One (1987) - Who ya gonna call ?






Over 10 years' experience in art trade and previously founded his own gallery.
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Ratz One (1987) presents the original mixed‑media street art titled “Who ya gonna call ?” on a 50 cm square canvas (Ø50 cm), signed by hand in 2023, in excellent condition, depicting Culture Pop in red, blue, violet and yellow, produced in France and sold directly by the artist with a certificate of authenticity.
Description from the seller
Who ya gonna call? / Ratz One (2023)
The canvas is sold with a certificate of authenticity.
Unique and original work
The canvas measures Ø50 cm.
Mixed media: spray, acrylic, ink
Pop crossover between Pokemon and Ghostbusters!!!
Ratz One is a muralist from graffiti who stands out with a vibrant and ultra-colorful universe. His signature technique rests on layering: he blends layers of meaning, materials and supports to create complex works that catch the eye.
His animal representations, far from being frozen in simple symbolism, become vectors of awareness. They remind us of the urgency to preserve this living richness, to reconnect with the beauty and diversity of nature, and to reflect on the place of these animals in our cities, our environment, and the world we shape. Each work is an open door to a dialogue, where each individual can appropriate the subject according to their history, their experience and their culture. It is an invitation to travel, to discover, to protect.
Seller's Story
Who ya gonna call? / Ratz One (2023)
The canvas is sold with a certificate of authenticity.
Unique and original work
The canvas measures Ø50 cm.
Mixed media: spray, acrylic, ink
Pop crossover between Pokemon and Ghostbusters!!!
Ratz One is a muralist from graffiti who stands out with a vibrant and ultra-colorful universe. His signature technique rests on layering: he blends layers of meaning, materials and supports to create complex works that catch the eye.
His animal representations, far from being frozen in simple symbolism, become vectors of awareness. They remind us of the urgency to preserve this living richness, to reconnect with the beauty and diversity of nature, and to reflect on the place of these animals in our cities, our environment, and the world we shape. Each work is an open door to a dialogue, where each individual can appropriate the subject according to their history, their experience and their culture. It is an invitation to travel, to discover, to protect.
