Sato Hageshi - Cyber Night - Akira - Signed and Numeroted 2/10





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A lone rider tears through the rain-soaked streets of Neo Tokyo, sparks exploding beneath his iconic red motorcycle as neon lights reflect across the wet pavement. Surrounded by towering cityscapes, glowing signs, and swirling mist, the young rebel races through a futuristic metropolis where speed, defiance, and destiny collide.
Technique: Giclée print on Heavy Gloss Paper Textured
Size: A3 format (29 x 42 cm)
Edition: Hand-signed by the artist
Certificate: Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
About the Artist:
Sato Hageshi is a young Japanese artist who fuses traditional aesthetics with modern pop culture. Inspired by ukiyo-e prints and vintage poster art, he reimagines global icons like superheroes and film legends through a distinctly Japanese lens. His bold, detailed works create a dialogue between past and present, tradition and modernity, making him a rising voice in contemporary Japanese art.
A lone rider tears through the rain-soaked streets of Neo Tokyo, sparks exploding beneath his iconic red motorcycle as neon lights reflect across the wet pavement. Surrounded by towering cityscapes, glowing signs, and swirling mist, the young rebel races through a futuristic metropolis where speed, defiance, and destiny collide.
Technique: Giclée print on Heavy Gloss Paper Textured
Size: A3 format (29 x 42 cm)
Edition: Hand-signed by the artist
Certificate: Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
About the Artist:
Sato Hageshi is a young Japanese artist who fuses traditional aesthetics with modern pop culture. Inspired by ukiyo-e prints and vintage poster art, he reimagines global icons like superheroes and film legends through a distinctly Japanese lens. His bold, detailed works create a dialogue between past and present, tradition and modernity, making him a rising voice in contemporary Japanese art.

