XTC Artist - Batte blue CARAMBAR

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XTC presents a hand-finished aluminium sculpture titled Batte blue CARAMBAR, edition 25/30, created in 2026, measuring 71 cm high, 6 cm deep and 6 cm wide, signed by hand, made in France, in excellent condition with a COA included.

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Description from the seller

Baseball bat CARAMBAR by XTC.
with its joke on the back, of course!

Completely painted with Montana spray paints, Posca pens, and varnish.
Only painted, no stickers for a uniform result and better durability over time.

Numbered out of 30 and signed at the end of the bat, Certificate of Authenticity (COA) provided.
The shipped item is not the one in the photo but will be similar.

Careful packaging and tracked shipping.

Born in 1978 in central France, XTC shaped his artistic universe through his interest in Design, Pop Art, and more recently Street Art. This visual exploration turned into a passion that was meant to be realized.

XTC defines himself as a self-taught visual artist, aligning with the Pop Art movement, through the appropriation of contemporary mass-market goods.
His creativity is expressed through the bold staging of icons of popular consumption, which he makes collide with the worlds of luxury and Street Art, further blurring the already tenuous boundaries between these worlds.
He expresses his art through sculpture, blending painting with all kinds of plastics and sometimes minerals.
All potential defects are part of the artwork, which is detailed in photos.

HAND-FINISHED “Sculpture manufactured for commercial purposes, retouched by hand by the artist XTC using acrylic paints.”

Seller's Story

Pop Art Gallery
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Baseball bat CARAMBAR by XTC.
with its joke on the back, of course!

Completely painted with Montana spray paints, Posca pens, and varnish.
Only painted, no stickers for a uniform result and better durability over time.

Numbered out of 30 and signed at the end of the bat, Certificate of Authenticity (COA) provided.
The shipped item is not the one in the photo but will be similar.

Careful packaging and tracked shipping.

Born in 1978 in central France, XTC shaped his artistic universe through his interest in Design, Pop Art, and more recently Street Art. This visual exploration turned into a passion that was meant to be realized.

XTC defines himself as a self-taught visual artist, aligning with the Pop Art movement, through the appropriation of contemporary mass-market goods.
His creativity is expressed through the bold staging of icons of popular consumption, which he makes collide with the worlds of luxury and Street Art, further blurring the already tenuous boundaries between these worlds.
He expresses his art through sculpture, blending painting with all kinds of plastics and sometimes minerals.
All potential defects are part of the artwork, which is detailed in photos.

HAND-FINISHED “Sculpture manufactured for commercial purposes, retouched by hand by the artist XTC using acrylic paints.”

Seller's Story

Pop Art Gallery
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
France
Material
Aluminium
Artist
XTC Artist
Title of artwork
Batte blue CARAMBAR
Signature
Hand signed
Edition
25 out of 30
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
71 cm
Width
6 cm
Depth
6 cm
Sold by
FranceVerified
1731
Objects sold
98.65%
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