Henevor - Porsche 911 (930) Lollipop | Blue - Orange | Handpainted Wall Sculpture

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Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.

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Original handpainted wall sculpture by Henevor titled Porsche 911 (930) Lollipop | Blue - Orange, a mixed media work created in 2026, sold framed, 31 × 21 cm, signed, in excellent condition and produced directly by the artist in the Netherlands.

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What happens when childhood nostalgia crashes head-on into car culture? You get this Porsche 911 (930) transformed into a lollipop.

Bitten, bold, and made to be displayed. A playful reinterpretation of an automotive icon, turned into a wall sculpture that feels both familiar and unexpected.

Designed and produced from start to finish in my own studio, each artwork goes through several stages before it is finished.

The process
The artwork starts as an original 3D design, created digitally by me. From this design, I produce a physical master model using a 3D printer.

The master model is then carefully refined by hand. Small imperfections are corrected, surfaces are smoothed and details are adjusted until the model has the finish I am looking for.

From this master, I create my own mould by hand. The artwork is then cast using a special high-strength plaster.

After casting, every individual piece is removed from the mould and finished separately by hand. Imperfections are corrected, the surface is sanded and refined, and the artwork is prepared for painting.

Hand-finished and individually painted
Each piece is individually painted and finished by hand using a combination of hand-painting and spray-painting techniques.

Colors are mixed and applied individually, meaning small differences in tone, texture and finish naturally occur from one artwork to another. These variations are part of the character of the work and ensure that no two finished pieces are exactly alike.

This is not a commercially manufactured object that has simply been painted or customised afterwards. The complete process, from the original design and master model to mould-making, casting, sanding, painting and final finishing, is carried out as part of my own production process.

Solid form
Cast in a durable high-strength plaster and carefully finished to achieve a smooth surface and detailed form.

Framed and versatile display
Presented on a strong white sheet in a sleek frame and ready to hang directly on the wall.

The integrated stand also makes it possible to display the artwork on a desk, cabinet or shelf.

Size
Approximately 31 × 21 cm.

The concept
Where design, humor, nostalgia and a love for cars collide with a lollipop stick.

Created for car enthusiasts, design lovers and collectors who enjoy artwork that is bold, playful and slightly unexpected.

What happens when childhood nostalgia crashes head-on into car culture? You get this Porsche 911 (930) transformed into a lollipop.

Bitten, bold, and made to be displayed. A playful reinterpretation of an automotive icon, turned into a wall sculpture that feels both familiar and unexpected.

Designed and produced from start to finish in my own studio, each artwork goes through several stages before it is finished.

The process
The artwork starts as an original 3D design, created digitally by me. From this design, I produce a physical master model using a 3D printer.

The master model is then carefully refined by hand. Small imperfections are corrected, surfaces are smoothed and details are adjusted until the model has the finish I am looking for.

From this master, I create my own mould by hand. The artwork is then cast using a special high-strength plaster.

After casting, every individual piece is removed from the mould and finished separately by hand. Imperfections are corrected, the surface is sanded and refined, and the artwork is prepared for painting.

Hand-finished and individually painted
Each piece is individually painted and finished by hand using a combination of hand-painting and spray-painting techniques.

Colors are mixed and applied individually, meaning small differences in tone, texture and finish naturally occur from one artwork to another. These variations are part of the character of the work and ensure that no two finished pieces are exactly alike.

This is not a commercially manufactured object that has simply been painted or customised afterwards. The complete process, from the original design and master model to mould-making, casting, sanding, painting and final finishing, is carried out as part of my own production process.

Solid form
Cast in a durable high-strength plaster and carefully finished to achieve a smooth surface and detailed form.

Framed and versatile display
Presented on a strong white sheet in a sleek frame and ready to hang directly on the wall.

The integrated stand also makes it possible to display the artwork on a desk, cabinet or shelf.

Size
Approximately 31 × 21 cm.

The concept
Where design, humor, nostalgia and a love for cars collide with a lollipop stick.

Created for car enthusiasts, design lovers and collectors who enjoy artwork that is bold, playful and slightly unexpected.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Henevor
Title of artwork
Porsche 911 (930) Lollipop | Blue - Orange | Handpainted Wall Sculpture
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
31 cm
Width
21 cm
Weight
1 kg
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
181
Objects sold
100%
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