Minimaki - 1987 Supreme Tales - Original





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Minimaki presents an original 1987 Supreme Tales - Original, an acrylic painting on canvas (58 x 78 cm) signed by the artist, from France, created in 2025 in a street art style depicting an urban landscape, a unique piece with no reproduction.
Description from the seller
Work 58×78 cm unique, Acrylic on canvas
Slummy TALES. Minimaki 2025
Technique: Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Dimensions: 58×78 cm
Signed by the artist
Original work, unique piece
Description:
Slummy Tales is a scene torn from an urban tale, a contemporary fable where childhood rises at the heart of the ruins.
Silent narration, halfway between street art, contemporary painting, and social storytelling,
this work belongs to a series with strong symbolic potential in the lineage of emerging artists.
The Artist:
Emerging artist followed by 35,000 people on the digital stage, Minimaki develops a singular artistic approach, between contemporary art, architecture and street art.
Graduated with a Master of Fine Arts and trained in architecture, she builds powerful universes where the visual narrative dialogues with the urban space. Her works question the symbols of our time—designer clothing, ordinary objects, abandoned landscapes—injecting a poetic and critical dimension; Minimaki is also represented at Arts Factory (Paris).
Her works are distributed through private sales and temporary exhibitions, and appeal to a public of collectors seeking emerging artists with a strong voice. The artist is entering the international scene today and also collaborates with publishing houses mainly in France and the United States.
Unique piece, no reproduction
Work 58×78 cm unique, Acrylic on canvas
Slummy TALES. Minimaki 2025
Technique: Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Dimensions: 58×78 cm
Signed by the artist
Original work, unique piece
Description:
Slummy Tales is a scene torn from an urban tale, a contemporary fable where childhood rises at the heart of the ruins.
Silent narration, halfway between street art, contemporary painting, and social storytelling,
this work belongs to a series with strong symbolic potential in the lineage of emerging artists.
The Artist:
Emerging artist followed by 35,000 people on the digital stage, Minimaki develops a singular artistic approach, between contemporary art, architecture and street art.
Graduated with a Master of Fine Arts and trained in architecture, she builds powerful universes where the visual narrative dialogues with the urban space. Her works question the symbols of our time—designer clothing, ordinary objects, abandoned landscapes—injecting a poetic and critical dimension; Minimaki is also represented at Arts Factory (Paris).
Her works are distributed through private sales and temporary exhibitions, and appeal to a public of collectors seeking emerging artists with a strong voice. The artist is entering the international scene today and also collaborates with publishing houses mainly in France and the United States.
Unique piece, no reproduction

