Minimaki - 1987 couronnement urbain - XXL

Grande Oeuvre 150X150cm unique, rolled canvas to be mounted with a large frame.

Urban Coronation . Minimaki 2025

Technique : Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Dimensions : 150X150cm
Signed by the artist
Original work, unique piece

Description:
this child’s coronation is a scene torn from an urban tale, a contemporary fable where childhood rises at the heart of ruins. A child in a red branded hoodie, flanked by a cardboard crown, stands with dignity in a rough, abandoned setting, between concrete, shadows and poetry.

This XXL piece embodies resilient innocence, the fragile royalty of those who grow up on the margins but dream with strength. Every detail of the tagged buildings up to the vibrant halo around the character tells a silent story, a bittersweet cry combining vulnerability and power.

With an aesthetics that sits halfway between street art, dystopian storytelling and contemporary figurative painting, this work is part of a series with strong symbolic potential in the lineage of emerging artists.

The Artist :

Emerging artist followed by 35,000 people on the digital canvas, Minimaki navigates between the worlds of contemporary art and architecture, offering a unique and poignant vision of our era. With a Master’s degree in Fine Arts and training in architecture, she blends technical and creative skills to imagine powerful, sometimes brutal, works, but always deeply human. Editions are mainly sold through private sales and temporary exhibitions; Minimaki is also present for illustrated work at the Arts Factory gallery in Paris.

Her work, which explores the symbolic and societal dimension of objects, places and figures, is part of a démarche that is at once critical and poetic. Fascinated by the tensions between the real and the imagined, Minimaki questions urban planning, the traces of history, and how individuals define themselves in an ever-changing environment.

As an emerging artist, Minimaki is a voice to watch closely in the art world, a new generation of artists redefining the boundaries between architecture, painting, and street art.