CASH - MICKEY LUXURY IS A LIE !





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MICKEY LUXURY IS A LIE! is a unique 1/1 artwork by CASH, created with spray paint and POSCA markers on wood panel and canvas with a frame, signed by the artist, from the period 2020 and after, dated 2026, original edition, measuring 42 cm by 52 cm, in excellent condition, sold direct from the artist with a certificate of authenticity.
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Mickey Luxury Is a Lie! painting created by artist CASH from the Cliqu’art workshop.
Unique artwork 1/1
Provided with an authenticity certificate.
Wooden panel and canvas painting with a hand-signed frame, made with spray paint and POSCA markers.
Mounted/attached to the back of the painting.
About the artist:
Cash is a pop art / contemporary street art artist whose works stand out for their ability to fuse cultural icons with elements of luxury and modernity. To learn more, feel free to follow him on Instagram: @Cliqu_art
Born in 1987, Cash grew up immersed in the visual culture of comics, advertisements, cartoons and pop art icons, which deeply influenced his artistic style. Self-taught, he quickly emerged as a key figure in the contemporary art scene.
Mickey Luxury Is a Lie! painting created by artist CASH from the Cliqu’art workshop.
Unique artwork 1/1
Provided with an authenticity certificate.
Wooden panel and canvas painting with a hand-signed frame, made with spray paint and POSCA markers.
Mounted/attached to the back of the painting.
About the artist:
Cash is a pop art / contemporary street art artist whose works stand out for their ability to fuse cultural icons with elements of luxury and modernity. To learn more, feel free to follow him on Instagram: @Cliqu_art
Born in 1987, Cash grew up immersed in the visual culture of comics, advertisements, cartoons and pop art icons, which deeply influenced his artistic style. Self-taught, he quickly emerged as a key figure in the contemporary art scene.

