Ezea X Starfobar - Propaganda Series






Holds a bachelor’s degree in art history and a master’s degree in arts and cultural management.
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Propaganda Series by Ezea X Starfobar is a hand‑made resin and marble street art sculpture, edition of 25, 2026, signed, in rose, noir and blanc, 25 cm high, 7 cm wide, 7 cm deep, weighing 850 g, originating from France.
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PROPAGANDA SERIES.
Born on the street, inspired by garages, paddocks, tagged walls and the drift culture. The Propaganda series reflects a raw, free, unfiltered universe. Each bomb is a unique piece, handmade and numbered.
Limited series of 25 pieces
The artist:
EZEA… Sculpted street art – between controlled chaos and frozen matter.
Born from a fascination with movement, deformation and brilliance, EZEA reinterprets the cult graffiti object — the paint bomb — to make it a fully fledged sculptural work.
Merging recycling, 3D printing and manual work, his pieces capture a suspended moment: frozen splatter, halted flow, frozen explosion. Each work is conceived as a volumetric photograph, a pause of the urban gesture.
Inspired by the street, but oriented toward the gallery, EZEA plays on contrasts: brutality of the material, finesse of execution, violence of the gesture, elegance of the rendering.
His works, signed and numbered, are produced in limited series and made entirely by hand in his studio.
Today, EZEA is drawing a unique line in the landscape of contemporary street art: that of a sculptor who gives weight to the moment.
PROPAGANDA SERIES.
Born on the street, inspired by garages, paddocks, tagged walls and the drift culture. The Propaganda series reflects a raw, free, unfiltered universe. Each bomb is a unique piece, handmade and numbered.
Limited series of 25 pieces
The artist:
EZEA… Sculpted street art – between controlled chaos and frozen matter.
Born from a fascination with movement, deformation and brilliance, EZEA reinterprets the cult graffiti object — the paint bomb — to make it a fully fledged sculptural work.
Merging recycling, 3D printing and manual work, his pieces capture a suspended moment: frozen splatter, halted flow, frozen explosion. Each work is conceived as a volumetric photograph, a pause of the urban gesture.
Inspired by the street, but oriented toward the gallery, EZEA plays on contrasts: brutality of the material, finesse of execution, violence of the gesture, elegance of the rendering.
His works, signed and numbered, are produced in limited series and made entirely by hand in his studio.
Today, EZEA is drawing a unique line in the landscape of contemporary street art: that of a sculptor who gives weight to the moment.
