MEDSAN - Godzilla From the Sea (海より来たるゴジラ) - UNIQUE WORK

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MEDSAN presents Godzilla From the Sea (海より来たるゴジラ) - UNIQUE WORK, a 40 × 40 cm giclée on canvas, signed by hand, in an edition of 1/1 from France, dated 2026, in excellent condition and sold direct from the artist.

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ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD - EDITION 1/1

On this square format, Medsan brings Godzilla (Toho) rising from a raging sea at the foot of Mount Fuji. The monster emerges from the water up to waist height, jaws wide open toward the sky, claws raised, pale blue dorsal plates along its back. Behind it, a gigantic red sun occupies the sky, and a giant wave coils to the left, its crest broken into white foam. Pink cherry blossom petals swirl in the wind.
Around him, five wooden boats struggle against the swell; in the closest one, fishermen wearing conical hats cling on, one raising a hand. To the right, on a wooded shore, a red multi-tier pagoda faces the snowy Fuji. In the corners, cartridges bear ゴジラ above a red seal, 海より来たる (“come from the sea”) and 令和八年 秋 (“Autumn 2026”); bottom right, the cartridge メドサン. Navy blue, cream, and vermilion dominate.

A unique and striking piece, ideal for adding a touch of power and legend to a collector’s kaiju and Japanese culture interior.

Technical specifications:
Artist: Medsan (alias Popsan)
Reference: Godzilla / Toho / Mt. Fuji / wave / kaiju / Japanese art
Dimensions: 40 x 40 cm
Edition: Unique work — 1/1 (one-and-only copy in the world)
Year: 2026
Support: Giclée print on canvas, high-quality pigment print for faithful reproduction of details and colors.
Signature: Yes, hand-signed
Condition: Excellent condition
Certificate: Certificate of authenticity (upon request)

About Medsan / Popsan:
Medsan and Popsan are two signatures of the same artist. Under the name Medsan, he explores the world of medicine and anatomy; under the name Popsan, he revisits pop culture icons by blending pop art, Japanese art and anachronisms. On Catawiki, his pop works still appear under the name Medsan, but they belong to the Popsan universe. He creates within Atelier Joconde, a family of artists’ workshop, alongside Le Yack (figurative painting) and Neo Pablo (abstraction).

Exhibitions — art3f international contemporary art fair:
- January 2027: Paris, France (upcoming)
- November 2026: Brussels, Belgium (upcoming)
- October 2026: Luxembourg
- September 2026: Monaco
- March 2026: Nantes, France

Keywords:
Medsan, Popsan, Atelier Joconde, Le Yack, Godzilla, Toho, kaiju, Mount Fuji, wave, red sun, pop art, Japanese art, kanji, navy blue, red, cream, Square format, Contemporary, Unique work, 1/1

Ambient visual created by AI to illustrate wall render (non-contractual).

ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD - EDITION 1/1

On this square format, Medsan brings Godzilla (Toho) rising from a raging sea at the foot of Mount Fuji. The monster emerges from the water up to waist height, jaws wide open toward the sky, claws raised, pale blue dorsal plates along its back. Behind it, a gigantic red sun occupies the sky, and a giant wave coils to the left, its crest broken into white foam. Pink cherry blossom petals swirl in the wind.
Around him, five wooden boats struggle against the swell; in the closest one, fishermen wearing conical hats cling on, one raising a hand. To the right, on a wooded shore, a red multi-tier pagoda faces the snowy Fuji. In the corners, cartridges bear ゴジラ above a red seal, 海より来たる (“come from the sea”) and 令和八年 秋 (“Autumn 2026”); bottom right, the cartridge メドサン. Navy blue, cream, and vermilion dominate.

A unique and striking piece, ideal for adding a touch of power and legend to a collector’s kaiju and Japanese culture interior.

Technical specifications:
Artist: Medsan (alias Popsan)
Reference: Godzilla / Toho / Mt. Fuji / wave / kaiju / Japanese art
Dimensions: 40 x 40 cm
Edition: Unique work — 1/1 (one-and-only copy in the world)
Year: 2026
Support: Giclée print on canvas, high-quality pigment print for faithful reproduction of details and colors.
Signature: Yes, hand-signed
Condition: Excellent condition
Certificate: Certificate of authenticity (upon request)

About Medsan / Popsan:
Medsan and Popsan are two signatures of the same artist. Under the name Medsan, he explores the world of medicine and anatomy; under the name Popsan, he revisits pop culture icons by blending pop art, Japanese art and anachronisms. On Catawiki, his pop works still appear under the name Medsan, but they belong to the Popsan universe. He creates within Atelier Joconde, a family of artists’ workshop, alongside Le Yack (figurative painting) and Neo Pablo (abstraction).

Exhibitions — art3f international contemporary art fair:
- January 2027: Paris, France (upcoming)
- November 2026: Brussels, Belgium (upcoming)
- October 2026: Luxembourg
- September 2026: Monaco
- March 2026: Nantes, France

Keywords:
Medsan, Popsan, Atelier Joconde, Le Yack, Godzilla, Toho, kaiju, Mount Fuji, wave, red sun, pop art, Japanese art, kanji, navy blue, red, cream, Square format, Contemporary, Unique work, 1/1

Ambient visual created by AI to illustrate wall render (non-contractual).

Details

Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
1
Artist
MEDSAN
Title of artwork
Godzilla From the Sea (海より来たるゴジラ) - UNIQUE WORK
Technique
Giclée
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
40 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Pop Art
Sold with frame
No
Period
2020+
Sold by
FranceVerified
694
Objects sold
90.44%
Private

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