Lyssandre Saint York - hommage a Banksy Ukraine-FCK PTN (ПТН ПНХ!) carte postale + timbre annulation 1er jour officiel

- Title of the work:
BANKSY UKRAINE FCK PTN (ПТН ПНХ!)
Official Banksy UkrPoshta Graffiti First Day Stamp and postcard Kyiv 01001-24.02.2023
COLLECTION "HOMAGE to BANKSY" IMMERSIVE BANKSY LEGO
NEW MODEL 3D 2026 LEGO ARTWORK

ATTENTION:
This postcard and the stamp are the sole and unique ones approved by @Banksy and issued at 100,000 copies by the Ukrainian Post UkrPoshta with the official First Day postmark! (see front/back photo of the postcard in the photo)
"A safe bet for collectors and a rare product"

- Artistic realization: by Lyssandre Saint York
- Year / 2026

- Limited edition sold - 1/1 UNIT
- Certificate of authenticity: Yes + numbered on the back and on the passe-partout
+ security label sticker + signature capsule in the artist’s name L.Saint York in glass, acrylic, mirrored inside the frame on the scale.

- Support: Display frame 30x30x4.5 cm in black veneer with protective glass
+ double passe-partout for a 3D effect.
- 1st passe-partout Black with white edge
- 2nd passe-partout White

* An original work with a custom Banksy Lego minifigure by the artist Lyssandre Saint York on a white scale with a paint roller.

* Official postcard with @Banksy logo on the right side
* Official UkrPoshta stamp and postmark
First day - Kiev (київ) - 01001 - 24.02.2023 coming directly from the Ukrainian Post UkrPoshta and approved by Banksy.
Limited edition Collectors First day Cancellation with the real UkrPoshta postmark stamped in Ukraine directly.
* Assembled in a frame by the artist L.SAINT YORK
with a very nice 1.4 mm thick passe-partout
in Black colors with White edges. (Premium finish)

Limited edition in a display frame in black wood veneer.

Original Pop Street Art piece to display or hang

INFORMATION:
February 24, 2023 marked the sad first anniversary of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict.

To commemorate this date, the Ukrainian postal service Ukrposhta presented a special stamp and postcard illustrating the mural by the British artist Banksy, on a bombed building and painted on the wall of a destroyed house in Borodyanka, Kyiv.

The illustration shows a boy dressed as a judoka pinning down an older man resembling Vladimir Putin, particularly known for his high level of proficiency in this martial art.

A visual metaphor highlighting the strength and determination of Ukraine and its people to stand up to their oppressors, even when they are bigger and more heavily armed.

On the left side of the postcard is the inscription "FCK PTN!" (alias "Fuck Putin"), and on the lower right side, the @Banksy logo

ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
Lyssandre Saint York,
Designer and artist born in the 1970s.
My artistic work sits at the crossroads of two worlds that fascinate me: the raw energy of street art and the visual effectiveness of pop art.

I grew up during the rise of the seventies style and Space Age design, an era of rupture where furniture rejected pre-war sobriety to dare organic shapes, plastic, and vibrant colors.
Raised by this bold aesthetic, I naturally pursued design and fashion, conceiving and selling concepts worldwide for over 30 years up to today.

This mastery of structure and visual impact later unfolds in my artistic creations. My journey as an artist began with play, composing my first works in Lego bricks under frame. This artistic approach allowed me to revisit great icons of pop culture. From Star Wars heroes to essential figures like Mario Bros, Mickey, or the iconic Scrooge, mixing luxury brand symbols with these Lego characters, icons of an entire generation!
I have always loved taking ownership of these symbols to give them a new dimension.

This work naturally extended to creating sculptures with the rebel Banksy environment and graffiti or iconic Art Toy characters. By remixing these sculptures and iconic figures, I play on contrasts to question our desires and our consumer society.

This conceptual rigor dialogues with the absolute freedom of urban culture.
Marker, spray can, stencil, paint, drips and textured overlays, but also with techniques other than which I blend with the chromatic power of pop art.

My works have thus become a visual collision where the anti-conformist design of the 70s meets luxury, alongside the spontaneous subversiveness of the street.
By juxtaposing and reinventing these collective iconic images with a graphic and instinctive aesthetic, I offer a nostalgic, double-entendre, impactful, and decidedly contemporary reading of our era with socio-cultural themes and minimalist conceptual illustration.

From Paris to New York, via Taiwan or even Australia, my works travel the world thanks to you, and I thank you for that.