MEDSAN - Superman vs Hulk in Copper (銅のスーパーマンとハルク) - UNIQUE WORK

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Medsan’s unique 1/1 giclée on canvas, 40 × 40 cm, titled Superman vs Hulk in Copper, signed by the artist, France, 2026, copper-patinated, pop art mashup.

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ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD - EDITION 1/1

With this square-format work, Medsan pits two icons who are complete opposites: Superman, DC Comics' Man of Steel created by Siegel and Shuster, and Hulk, Marvel's embodiment of rage born from the pen of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. The mashup does not merely bring them together; it makes them tilt into a visual language that belongs to neither universe, that of the hammered copper panel, punctuated by cloud swirls directly borrowed from ukiyo-e prints. Two American mythologies treated like a votive relief coming from Asia.

The image simulates a large patinated copper panel, where the figures seem pushed outward from the inside of the metal. On the left, Superman darts diagonally, cape unfurled, right fist raised above the shoulder; on the right, Hulk responds with arm raised, clenched jaw, ripped shorts, in a posture of brute force. Between them, the space explodes: cracked concrete slabs suspended, arabesques of spiraling smoke, and at the bottom the silhouette of New York — Empire State Building, Chrysler Building — reduced to tiny towers beneath the fight. The palette is almost monochrome, warm copper carved with dark greens in the hollows, and red appears only in three places: the cape, the S emblem, and the cartouche メドサン signed bottom left. The X-shaped composition continually directs the eye to the center, where the two fists will meet.

By freezing this duel in the commemorative panel aesthetic, Medsan treats the superheroes for what they have become: the deities of a contemporary pantheon. Order against chaos, will against instinct, carved as battles of the gods once were carved on temple doors. The tiny city below reminds us who always pays the bill for these legendary clashes.

A graphic piece that is immediately legible, ideal for adding a pop and monumental touch to a contemporary interior, loft, or collector’s comics office. The buyer receives a giclée print on canvas, a pigment print produced in a single world edition, numbered 1/1 and hand-signed by the artist.

Technical specifications:
Artist: Medsan
Reference: Superman / Hulk / DC Comics / Marvel / patinated copper / ukiyo-e / mashup
Dimensions: 40 x 40 cm
Edition: Unique work — 1/1 (worldwide unique copy)
Year: 2026
Support: Giclée print on canvas, using a high-quality pigment print for faithful reproduction of details and colors.
Signature: Yes, hand-signed
Condition: Excellent condition
Certificate: Certificate of authenticity (upon request)

About the Studio:
Atelier Joconde is a studio of artists brought together around a living and plural contemporary creation. Set up like a true production space, the studio operates both in collaborative creation and individual approaches, depending on projects and works. Atelier Joconde is also a family venture. Le Yack, a contemporary figurative painter, develops a narrative and introspective body of work with cinematic and realistic influences. By his side, Medsan, oriented toward pop art painting, explores color, modern iconography, and visual culture. Finally, Neo Pablo engages in a more instinctive search, blending abstract art, naive art, and figurative abstraction. Each work is conceived, created, and followed within the studio, with a shared artistic standard and a unique identity for each artist.

Keywords:
Medsan, Atelier Joconde, Le Yack, Superman, Hulk, Marvel, DC Comics, Comics, Patinated copper, Ukiyo-e, Pop art, New York, Square format, Contemporary, Unique work, 1/1

ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD - EDITION 1/1

With this square-format work, Medsan pits two icons who are complete opposites: Superman, DC Comics' Man of Steel created by Siegel and Shuster, and Hulk, Marvel's embodiment of rage born from the pen of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. The mashup does not merely bring them together; it makes them tilt into a visual language that belongs to neither universe, that of the hammered copper panel, punctuated by cloud swirls directly borrowed from ukiyo-e prints. Two American mythologies treated like a votive relief coming from Asia.

The image simulates a large patinated copper panel, where the figures seem pushed outward from the inside of the metal. On the left, Superman darts diagonally, cape unfurled, right fist raised above the shoulder; on the right, Hulk responds with arm raised, clenched jaw, ripped shorts, in a posture of brute force. Between them, the space explodes: cracked concrete slabs suspended, arabesques of spiraling smoke, and at the bottom the silhouette of New York — Empire State Building, Chrysler Building — reduced to tiny towers beneath the fight. The palette is almost monochrome, warm copper carved with dark greens in the hollows, and red appears only in three places: the cape, the S emblem, and the cartouche メドサン signed bottom left. The X-shaped composition continually directs the eye to the center, where the two fists will meet.

By freezing this duel in the commemorative panel aesthetic, Medsan treats the superheroes for what they have become: the deities of a contemporary pantheon. Order against chaos, will against instinct, carved as battles of the gods once were carved on temple doors. The tiny city below reminds us who always pays the bill for these legendary clashes.

A graphic piece that is immediately legible, ideal for adding a pop and monumental touch to a contemporary interior, loft, or collector’s comics office. The buyer receives a giclée print on canvas, a pigment print produced in a single world edition, numbered 1/1 and hand-signed by the artist.

Technical specifications:
Artist: Medsan
Reference: Superman / Hulk / DC Comics / Marvel / patinated copper / ukiyo-e / mashup
Dimensions: 40 x 40 cm
Edition: Unique work — 1/1 (worldwide unique copy)
Year: 2026
Support: Giclée print on canvas, using a high-quality pigment print for faithful reproduction of details and colors.
Signature: Yes, hand-signed
Condition: Excellent condition
Certificate: Certificate of authenticity (upon request)

About the Studio:
Atelier Joconde is a studio of artists brought together around a living and plural contemporary creation. Set up like a true production space, the studio operates both in collaborative creation and individual approaches, depending on projects and works. Atelier Joconde is also a family venture. Le Yack, a contemporary figurative painter, develops a narrative and introspective body of work with cinematic and realistic influences. By his side, Medsan, oriented toward pop art painting, explores color, modern iconography, and visual culture. Finally, Neo Pablo engages in a more instinctive search, blending abstract art, naive art, and figurative abstraction. Each work is conceived, created, and followed within the studio, with a shared artistic standard and a unique identity for each artist.

Keywords:
Medsan, Atelier Joconde, Le Yack, Superman, Hulk, Marvel, DC Comics, Comics, Patinated copper, Ukiyo-e, Pop art, New York, Square format, Contemporary, Unique work, 1/1

Details

Artist
MEDSAN
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
1
Title of artwork
Superman vs Hulk in Copper (銅のスーパーマンとハルク) - UNIQUE WORK
Technique
Giclée
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
40 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
FranceVerified
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Objects sold
94.62%
Private

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