PIMPAMPOP (XXI) - Snoopy's flight






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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Snoopy's flight by PIMPAMPOP (XXI) is a 2025 resin Pop Art sculpture, hand-signed, in an edition of 16/25, measuring 270 x 270 x 60 mm, origin Spain, presented in a black display case.
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Give your space a touch of luxury, humor, and exclusivity with this incredible three‑dimensional piece inspired by the iconic Snoopy!
The piece, made in resin, features the charismatic character dressed as an aviator soaring through a blue comic‑style sky, but with a totally original twist: he flies on the back of a Veuve C. Clicquot champagne bottle that simulates taking off vigorously among the clouds. All this pop, stylish design is framed in a black cabinet‑style display that enhances the depth of the scene and the vividness of its colors. It is a modern, fun, and highly elegant work, perfect for Pop Art collectors, lovers of exclusive design, or anyone seeking a unique decorative piece that catches every eye. Don’t miss this opportunity.
To ensure the work arrives in perfect condition and to avoid accidental breakage, shipping is sent without the final glass. As a special courtesy to the collector, we include at no cost a protective acrylic sheet to safeguard the piece during transit. As a courtesy item exempt from monetary value, any damage, scratch, or breakage affecting this provisional sheet during transport does not entitle you to a claim, refund, or replacement. Once the work is received, the owner may keep this cover or replace it with the material of their choice.
The images do not represent the beauty of the work.
Gallery price: 495€
BADFACE draws inspiration from the things around him and never sees limitations, but rather formats of opportunity.
If you are not satisfied with what you see, why not create it.
In 2010, he founded his graphic design agency. Since then, he has alternated his work as a designer at the agency and developed his career as an artist by creating artworks, paintings, and sculptures.
His work is found in private collections in Spain, Belgium, France, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom…
The combination of innovative materials and traditional artisanal techniques makes his work unique.
He plays with everyday images, creating a different vision of reality where materials act as a catalyst, in line with the speed of his thoughts and actions, resetting thoughts to look again, daring to explore and reflect on the theme, creating a zero-minded perception to change how materials and supports are perceived and interacted with, provoking a thought or a smile on the viewer’s face.
BADFACE believes in sustainability, and creates unique works from recycled materials that do not leave the viewer indifferent. He uses brushes, spatulas, acrylics, inks, aerosols, or even hands as his instruments to express himself.
During his travels, the urge to express his own creativity has grown. Inspired by his experiences, he has developed his own pop art—a passionate artistic vision that combines different techniques on unlikely supports, giving the pieces he creates a second life.
Give your space a touch of luxury, humor, and exclusivity with this incredible three‑dimensional piece inspired by the iconic Snoopy!
The piece, made in resin, features the charismatic character dressed as an aviator soaring through a blue comic‑style sky, but with a totally original twist: he flies on the back of a Veuve C. Clicquot champagne bottle that simulates taking off vigorously among the clouds. All this pop, stylish design is framed in a black cabinet‑style display that enhances the depth of the scene and the vividness of its colors. It is a modern, fun, and highly elegant work, perfect for Pop Art collectors, lovers of exclusive design, or anyone seeking a unique decorative piece that catches every eye. Don’t miss this opportunity.
To ensure the work arrives in perfect condition and to avoid accidental breakage, shipping is sent without the final glass. As a special courtesy to the collector, we include at no cost a protective acrylic sheet to safeguard the piece during transit. As a courtesy item exempt from monetary value, any damage, scratch, or breakage affecting this provisional sheet during transport does not entitle you to a claim, refund, or replacement. Once the work is received, the owner may keep this cover or replace it with the material of their choice.
The images do not represent the beauty of the work.
Gallery price: 495€
BADFACE draws inspiration from the things around him and never sees limitations, but rather formats of opportunity.
If you are not satisfied with what you see, why not create it.
In 2010, he founded his graphic design agency. Since then, he has alternated his work as a designer at the agency and developed his career as an artist by creating artworks, paintings, and sculptures.
His work is found in private collections in Spain, Belgium, France, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom…
The combination of innovative materials and traditional artisanal techniques makes his work unique.
He plays with everyday images, creating a different vision of reality where materials act as a catalyst, in line with the speed of his thoughts and actions, resetting thoughts to look again, daring to explore and reflect on the theme, creating a zero-minded perception to change how materials and supports are perceived and interacted with, provoking a thought or a smile on the viewer’s face.
BADFACE believes in sustainability, and creates unique works from recycled materials that do not leave the viewer indifferent. He uses brushes, spatulas, acrylics, inks, aerosols, or even hands as his instruments to express himself.
During his travels, the urge to express his own creativity has grown. Inspired by his experiences, he has developed his own pop art—a passionate artistic vision that combines different techniques on unlikely supports, giving the pieces he creates a second life.
