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Giclée on premium museum-quality paper (A3, 29.7 x 42 cm, 300 g/m²) by SSICK, hand-signed, edition 1 of 5, 2026, produced in Italy and sold directly from the artist; titled The Aloha Grandeur, in excellent condition, with mixed media and Giclée techniques.
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GICLÉE PRINT ON PREMIUM MUSEUM-QUALITY PAPER A3, 29.7 x 42 cm, 300 g/m², IN A LIMITED EDITION OF ONLY 5 COPIES.
This art print celebrates the most iconic moment of Elvis Presley’s career: the era of the great satellite TV shows. The King is depicted in his legendary white suit with cape, embroidered with gold motifs and spectacular eagles, while dominating the stage with an imperious and charismatic gesture.
The image, while a high-precision print, reproduces a vibrant artistic style with dynamic brushstrokes that emphasize the movement of the cape. The color contrast is powerful: the brilliant white of the suit and the cold blue light beam that descends from above stand out against a background in fire-red and deep black tones, evoking the electrifying energy of an unforgettable night in Las Vegas or Hawaii. A majestic tribute to the scenic grandeur of a timeless icon.
Production method: This work was created starting from a sketch generated with artistic artificial intelligence, used exclusively as a compositional base and source of inspiration. Subsequently the image was imported into digital painting software and entirely reworked by hand by the artist with digital brushes, anatomical corrections, color layering, and personal textures. The final result is a unique and original work, where the human painting intervention has completely transformed the initial generation into an authentic, expressive creation.
The Artist: "SSICK"
SSICK is an Italian artist of 23 years, raised with a visceral passion for art and pop culture. With the aim of giving physical and collaborative structure to his vision, he founded SSICK LAB: a creative studio born to experiment with the fusion between iconic aesthetics of contemporary media and historical visual languages.
SSICK’s mission is to explore new expressive frontiers, guiding the collective toward a perfect synthesis where technological innovation is continually at the service of pure creativity. Through the LAB, the artist transforms individual insights into coral works, challenging the boundaries of modern art.
Key points of SSICK’s vision:
• Generational Roots: Class of 2003, carries the visual heritage of digital natives.
• Experimentation: A constant bridge between the history of classical art and new media.
• Creative Leadership: The collective as an extension of his artistic language.
We use only premium couriers with priority handling. Shipping includes full insurance on the artwork’s value and a real-time tracking system. It is a white-glove service designed for those who refuse to compromise on delivery security.
Card description: Paper finish: smooth.
Paper weight: 300 g/m², durable and long-lasting.
Environmental impact: FSC-certified paper or equivalent, in line with sustainable practices.
Seller's Story
SSICK LAB is a contemporary artistic collective founded in 2025 by the Italian artist SSICK (born 2003), one of the youngest and most irreverent rising talents on the Italian scene. Born with the aim of exploring the boundary between technology, manual craft, and cultural provocation, SSICK LAB stands out for producing unique, limited art prints, created both with traditional techniques and through the deliberate use of artificial intelligence. Each print becomes an hybrid of digital error, aesthetic glitch, and human vision, reflecting the era we live in: between algorithmic chaos and the search for authenticity.
At the center of the collective is the figure of SSICK, who simultaneously pursues a more intimate and radical pictorial research. His manual paintings — oil, acrylic, and mixed media on canvas — move between conceptual art and abstraction with a strong pop imprint. His works reinterpret icons of mass culture (from ’90s cartoon characters to symbols of contemporary capitalism) to overturn their meaning and transform them into powerful anti-system messages. Irony, social critique, generational nihilism, and melancholy merge in compositions full of emotional tension and color.
A great passion of SSICK is also the world of Art Toys. He is, in fact, the creator of SSICKY, the collective’s iconic character: a grotesque, disturbed, and irresistibly collectible figure that represents the distorted alter ego of the artist and his generation. SSICKY appears in a limited sculptural version as well as inside many pictorial works and prints.
SSICK LAB is not only a production collective: it is a think tank, an attitude, a space where painting tradition, technology, and toy culture clash to generate something new, uncomfortable, and authentic.
“We don’t make art to please. We make art to infect.” — SSICK
Translated by Google TranslateGICLÉE PRINT ON PREMIUM MUSEUM-QUALITY PAPER A3, 29.7 x 42 cm, 300 g/m², IN A LIMITED EDITION OF ONLY 5 COPIES.
This art print celebrates the most iconic moment of Elvis Presley’s career: the era of the great satellite TV shows. The King is depicted in his legendary white suit with cape, embroidered with gold motifs and spectacular eagles, while dominating the stage with an imperious and charismatic gesture.
The image, while a high-precision print, reproduces a vibrant artistic style with dynamic brushstrokes that emphasize the movement of the cape. The color contrast is powerful: the brilliant white of the suit and the cold blue light beam that descends from above stand out against a background in fire-red and deep black tones, evoking the electrifying energy of an unforgettable night in Las Vegas or Hawaii. A majestic tribute to the scenic grandeur of a timeless icon.
Production method: This work was created starting from a sketch generated with artistic artificial intelligence, used exclusively as a compositional base and source of inspiration. Subsequently the image was imported into digital painting software and entirely reworked by hand by the artist with digital brushes, anatomical corrections, color layering, and personal textures. The final result is a unique and original work, where the human painting intervention has completely transformed the initial generation into an authentic, expressive creation.
The Artist: "SSICK"
SSICK is an Italian artist of 23 years, raised with a visceral passion for art and pop culture. With the aim of giving physical and collaborative structure to his vision, he founded SSICK LAB: a creative studio born to experiment with the fusion between iconic aesthetics of contemporary media and historical visual languages.
SSICK’s mission is to explore new expressive frontiers, guiding the collective toward a perfect synthesis where technological innovation is continually at the service of pure creativity. Through the LAB, the artist transforms individual insights into coral works, challenging the boundaries of modern art.
Key points of SSICK’s vision:
• Generational Roots: Class of 2003, carries the visual heritage of digital natives.
• Experimentation: A constant bridge between the history of classical art and new media.
• Creative Leadership: The collective as an extension of his artistic language.
We use only premium couriers with priority handling. Shipping includes full insurance on the artwork’s value and a real-time tracking system. It is a white-glove service designed for those who refuse to compromise on delivery security.
Card description: Paper finish: smooth.
Paper weight: 300 g/m², durable and long-lasting.
Environmental impact: FSC-certified paper or equivalent, in line with sustainable practices.
Seller's Story
SSICK LAB is a contemporary artistic collective founded in 2025 by the Italian artist SSICK (born 2003), one of the youngest and most irreverent rising talents on the Italian scene. Born with the aim of exploring the boundary between technology, manual craft, and cultural provocation, SSICK LAB stands out for producing unique, limited art prints, created both with traditional techniques and through the deliberate use of artificial intelligence. Each print becomes an hybrid of digital error, aesthetic glitch, and human vision, reflecting the era we live in: between algorithmic chaos and the search for authenticity.
At the center of the collective is the figure of SSICK, who simultaneously pursues a more intimate and radical pictorial research. His manual paintings — oil, acrylic, and mixed media on canvas — move between conceptual art and abstraction with a strong pop imprint. His works reinterpret icons of mass culture (from ’90s cartoon characters to symbols of contemporary capitalism) to overturn their meaning and transform them into powerful anti-system messages. Irony, social critique, generational nihilism, and melancholy merge in compositions full of emotional tension and color.
A great passion of SSICK is also the world of Art Toys. He is, in fact, the creator of SSICKY, the collective’s iconic character: a grotesque, disturbed, and irresistibly collectible figure that represents the distorted alter ego of the artist and his generation. SSICKY appears in a limited sculptural version as well as inside many pictorial works and prints.
SSICK LAB is not only a production collective: it is a think tank, an attitude, a space where painting tradition, technology, and toy culture clash to generate something new, uncomfortable, and authentic.
“We don’t make art to please. We make art to infect.” — SSICK
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Artist
SSICK
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
1/5
Title of artwork
The Aloha Grandeur
Technique
Giclée, Mixed technique
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
42 cm
Width
29.7 cm
Period
2020+
Sold with frame
No
