MISS RAT (1981) - LOVE KUSAMA - BANKSY RAT TRIBUTE






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Original urban artwork by MISS RAT (1981), titled LOVE KUSAMA - BANKSY RAT TRIBUTE, technique pochoir and spray paint, signed by hand, 40×30 cm, created from 2020 or later, French origin, sold directly by the artist and framed with a certificate of authenticity included.
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Original work by the Franco-Spanish artist MISS RAT, spray stencil on paper in a black frame, 40x30 cm
Shipped within 48 hours, well protected
Certificate of authenticity included.
MISS RAT
Miss Rat is an urban artist who cultivates mystery by refusing to reveal her face. Always hidden behind her iconic rat mask, she makes anonymity a true artistic signature.
Inspired by Banksy, Blek le Rat and Miss Tic, she detours posters, images and everyday objects to create poetic, provocative and decidedly urban works. Recovered posters, reclaimed materials, stencils and graphic interventions become the supports for a universe where the rat symbolizes freedom, resourcefulness and the hidden life of cities.
Between street art and contemporary appropriation, Miss Rat establishes a visual identity immediately recognizable: an invisible face, a rat mask and works that provoke thought.
Great opportunity on Catawiki
Original work by the Franco-Spanish artist MISS RAT, spray stencil on paper in a black frame, 40x30 cm
Shipped within 48 hours, well protected
Certificate of authenticity included.
MISS RAT
Miss Rat is an urban artist who cultivates mystery by refusing to reveal her face. Always hidden behind her iconic rat mask, she makes anonymity a true artistic signature.
Inspired by Banksy, Blek le Rat and Miss Tic, she detours posters, images and everyday objects to create poetic, provocative and decidedly urban works. Recovered posters, reclaimed materials, stencils and graphic interventions become the supports for a universe where the rat symbolizes freedom, resourcefulness and the hidden life of cities.
Between street art and contemporary appropriation, Miss Rat establishes a visual identity immediately recognizable: an invisible face, a rat mask and works that provoke thought.
