ssick lab - [XL MATTE PAPER] Super Saiyan Aura

ONLY TWO COPIES EXIST

Technique: Hybrid digital print on premium 170 g/m² paper
Dimensions: [XL] 50 x 70 cm
Year: 2026
Edition: Limited edition – Only 2 copies exist
Condition: New [never exhibited]
Artist: SSICKLAB Collective
Signature: Digital signature by the SSICKLAB collective applied at the bottom left
Certificate of authenticity: digital, sent upon request of the buyer

Description:
The print depicts Goku’s Lego minifigure in Super Saiyan form, characterized by the spiky blonde hair, set in a rocky landscape under a sky of circular brushstrokes. The details of the orange outfit and the aura shading are rendered with sharp clarity on premium paper.

"The explosive energy of a legendary fighter crystallizes in the architecture of the bricks, transforming movement into pure form."

Creative Process:
The work is the result of a creative synergy within the SSICKLAB collective. The process stems from a hybrid and collaborative approach: an initial sketch is developed using sophisticated artificial intelligence tools, then reworked, interpreted and completed by multiple hands of the collective through careful painting and digital finishing on an iPad.

Limited Edition:
This work is produced in a highly restricted edition of only 2 copies worldwide, making each piece a rare collectible.

Packaging and Shipping:
The work is shipped rolled inside rigid protective tubes to ensure maximum safety during transport.

Shipping note:
As the collective is an international project with members based in Italy and Germany, the shipment of the work will be sent directly from the workshop of the member who oversaw the final production (from Italy or Germany).

The Collective – SSICKLAB:
SSICKLAB is an independent artistic collective founded in 2023 by the young Italian artist SSICK (born 2003). Born as a meeting point between street art, urban culture and new technologies, the collective brings together artists and creatives active between Italy and Germany.

SSICKLAB’s work stands out for its continuous search for balance between digital innovation and manual expressiveness, ranging from digital painting on iPad to the creation of stencils and street art interventions. The technology is not seen by the collective as an end in itself but as an expanded tool at the service of shared creativity and visual experimentation.