AMA • Pope (1985) - Aurora Borealis - BALENCIAGA





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AMA • Pope (1985) presents the Aurora Borealis - BALENCIAGA, a hand-finished resin sculpture lamp in a silver colour, edition 4/20 for 2025, 20 cm high with a 9 x 9 cm base, weighing 195 g, signed by the artist and made in France, USB-powered with a certificate of authenticity.
Description from the seller
AMA • Pope (1985) - "Aurora Borealis" - BALENCIAGA - 4/20
Give your interior the look of northern lights with this multicolored handmade decorative lamp in a limited edition of 20 units for 2025, themed around the Italian luxury house Balenciaga (this is not an official brand object).
Two lamps in one: the shiny graphite gray chrome cub, which by day reveals its glittering multicolored alter ego at nightfall.
- 7 possible colors (see photos)
- 3 diffusion modes (fixed color, fading color transitions, simple color transitions)
- Powered by USB cord with switch (included)
Limited edition lamp, numbered, signed, and delivered with the authenticity certificate " AMA ".
Fast and careful shipping (bubble wrap, tissue paper and cardboard) with signature required on delivery.
Dimensions:
Height: 20 cm
Width: 9 cm
Depth: 9 cm
A luminous sculpture consisting of a resin base and a silver-toned synthetic rigid material bear in a glass-like finish, commercially produced and customized, finished by hand by the artist Pope using a manual application technique of premium polymer vinyl.
The work personally undertaken by the artist includes graphic design, adaptation of the visual to the sculpture’s forms, precise vinyl cutting, as well as the positioning and manual application of each element.
Each copy of this edition is individually customized and hand-finished by the artist Pope.
The limited edition applies exclusively to the graphic customization and artistic finishing performed by the artist Pope, and not to the basic commercially manufactured light sculpture.
Edition of artistic customization and finishing: 4/20 — 2025.
Who is Pope?
Pope, cofounder of the AMA collective, develops a singular artistic universe driven by a practice of visual arts since childhood, a high standard of detail, and meticulous visual research.
Through sculptures, paintings and installations, he draws inspiration from photography, urban landscapes and everyday scenes, with a sensitive and wondrous gaze, attentive to both the simplicity and the complexity of the world around him.
Pope largely draws inspiration from the world around him but also from the currents of well-known artists such as Banksy, Keith Haring, Koons, Orlinski, Takashi, Fred Allart, Shepard Fairey, Warhol, Yayoi Kusama, Richard Hamilton, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Alec Monopoly, KAWS, Pantone, Mr. Brainwash, Blek le Rat to name just a few.
Whether as a gift, a keepsake, or part of your personal collection of contemporary art, you will easily find a piece to fall in love with thanks to the diversity of our works. Indeed, Pope pursues his passion for urban art through street art and pop art (limited edition or not), covering a wide range of themes such as cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum), the dollar, money, gold, wealth, the sex industry, the harms of drugs, luxury and haute couture brands, the world of comics and video games, the pharmaceutical industry and medicines, recycling and upcycling, and products of the food and fashion industries (sport, sneakers...).
Brands guide our choices and often our lives without us realizing it. Aware of this impact, Pope likes to playfully subvert labels such as Louis Vuitton (LV), Chanel, Dior, Hermès, Prada, Gucci, Rolex, Yves Saint Laurent (YSL), Supreme, Obey, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Bugatti, AMG, Mercedes, Nike (Air Jordan), Adidas (Stan Smith), Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Marvel and Avengers (Batman, Joker, Superman...), Disney (Mickey, Scrooge McDuck...), Nintendo, Sega, Tintin, Lego, Pokemon, Vans and many others.
Dear bidders, our collective makes every effort to ensure that all information necessary to assess the lot is clearly detailed in the listing: dimensions, weight, description and photos... After the sale, no unjustified claims will be considered. Thank you for your understanding.
Seller's Story
AMA • Pope (1985) - "Aurora Borealis" - BALENCIAGA - 4/20
Give your interior the look of northern lights with this multicolored handmade decorative lamp in a limited edition of 20 units for 2025, themed around the Italian luxury house Balenciaga (this is not an official brand object).
Two lamps in one: the shiny graphite gray chrome cub, which by day reveals its glittering multicolored alter ego at nightfall.
- 7 possible colors (see photos)
- 3 diffusion modes (fixed color, fading color transitions, simple color transitions)
- Powered by USB cord with switch (included)
Limited edition lamp, numbered, signed, and delivered with the authenticity certificate " AMA ".
Fast and careful shipping (bubble wrap, tissue paper and cardboard) with signature required on delivery.
Dimensions:
Height: 20 cm
Width: 9 cm
Depth: 9 cm
A luminous sculpture consisting of a resin base and a silver-toned synthetic rigid material bear in a glass-like finish, commercially produced and customized, finished by hand by the artist Pope using a manual application technique of premium polymer vinyl.
The work personally undertaken by the artist includes graphic design, adaptation of the visual to the sculpture’s forms, precise vinyl cutting, as well as the positioning and manual application of each element.
Each copy of this edition is individually customized and hand-finished by the artist Pope.
The limited edition applies exclusively to the graphic customization and artistic finishing performed by the artist Pope, and not to the basic commercially manufactured light sculpture.
Edition of artistic customization and finishing: 4/20 — 2025.
Who is Pope?
Pope, cofounder of the AMA collective, develops a singular artistic universe driven by a practice of visual arts since childhood, a high standard of detail, and meticulous visual research.
Through sculptures, paintings and installations, he draws inspiration from photography, urban landscapes and everyday scenes, with a sensitive and wondrous gaze, attentive to both the simplicity and the complexity of the world around him.
Pope largely draws inspiration from the world around him but also from the currents of well-known artists such as Banksy, Keith Haring, Koons, Orlinski, Takashi, Fred Allart, Shepard Fairey, Warhol, Yayoi Kusama, Richard Hamilton, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Alec Monopoly, KAWS, Pantone, Mr. Brainwash, Blek le Rat to name just a few.
Whether as a gift, a keepsake, or part of your personal collection of contemporary art, you will easily find a piece to fall in love with thanks to the diversity of our works. Indeed, Pope pursues his passion for urban art through street art and pop art (limited edition or not), covering a wide range of themes such as cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum), the dollar, money, gold, wealth, the sex industry, the harms of drugs, luxury and haute couture brands, the world of comics and video games, the pharmaceutical industry and medicines, recycling and upcycling, and products of the food and fashion industries (sport, sneakers...).
Brands guide our choices and often our lives without us realizing it. Aware of this impact, Pope likes to playfully subvert labels such as Louis Vuitton (LV), Chanel, Dior, Hermès, Prada, Gucci, Rolex, Yves Saint Laurent (YSL), Supreme, Obey, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Bugatti, AMG, Mercedes, Nike (Air Jordan), Adidas (Stan Smith), Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Marvel and Avengers (Batman, Joker, Superman...), Disney (Mickey, Scrooge McDuck...), Nintendo, Sega, Tintin, Lego, Pokemon, Vans and many others.
Dear bidders, our collective makes every effort to ensure that all information necessary to assess the lot is clearly detailed in the listing: dimensions, weight, description and photos... After the sale, no unjustified claims will be considered. Thank you for your understanding.

