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A set of three original mixed-media Godzilla triptych artworks by Æ2381 (Spain, b. 1977), 2026, hand-signed and numbered 4/4, each 37 × 22 cm (total 37 × 66 cm) on acid-free Hahnemühle Sumi-e paper, in excellent condition, with certificate of authenticity and direct-from-artist sale.
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BUNDLE!! GODZILLA: The Destruction of Tokyo – Triptych (Set of 3) (2026) – Hand-Finished & Signed
BUNDLE!! You are bidding on a set of 3 original mixed-media artworks from Æ2381’s Godzilla Series, inspired by the extraordinary visual world of classic Japanese kaiju cinema, vintage monster magazines and 1970s underground science-fiction publications.
This triptych brings together three powerful interpretations of Godzilla, Japan’s most iconic cinematic monster, through the visual language of vintage Japanese film posters, illustrated magazines and dramatic science-fiction imagery.
◉ Total size: 37 × 66 cm. Three artworks, each measuring 37 × 22 cm.
◉ Original mixed-media artworks by artist Æ2381. Edition of only 4 unique variations.
◉ Individually hand-finished using spray paint and mixed inks. Hand-signed and numbered.
◉ Includes a Certificate of Authenticity with holographic security seal.
◉ Created on acid-free Hahnemühle Sumi-e rice paper.
◉ Individually registered with an identification number corresponding to the artist’s official catalogue.
GODZILLA — THE DESTRUCTION OF TOKYO
Emerging from Japan’s postwar imagination in 1954, Godzilla became one of the most recognizable figures in cinema history. More than a giant monster, Godzilla represents the destructive power of nature, humanity’s technological anxieties and the enduring fascination with creatures beyond human control.
This triptych pays tribute to the golden age of Japanese kaiju cinema through three dramatic visions of the King of the Monsters.
Each composition presents Godzilla towering over devastated Japanese cities, surrounded by military aircraft, explosions, collapsing buildings and apocalyptic landscapes.
The artworks reinterpret the visual aesthetics of vintage Toho movie advertisements, Japanese monster magazines, illustrated science-fiction publications and 1960s–1970s underground printing.
Bold Japanese typography, dramatic black-and-white contrasts, intricate cross-hatching, halftone textures and distressed printing techniques evoke the appearance of forgotten cinema posters and rare Japanese illustrated magazines.
The three artworks explore different aspects of Godzilla’s cinematic mythology, from the terrifying presence of the original monster to the spectacular urban destruction and monumental creature imagery that defined generations of kaiju films.
Together, the triptych creates a unified visual narrative celebrating Japanese monster cinema, retro-futurist illustration and the timeless iconography of Godzilla.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Artist and designer Æ2381 (Spain, b. 1977) holds degrees in Digital Design and Multimedia Technologies (Barcelona, 2004) and East Asian Studies. His work combines Japanese visual culture, vintage print media, retro-futurism and experimental graphic design.
Æ2381’s artworks can be found in private collections in more than 30 countries worldwide, including the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
All photographs represent the artworks as accurately as possible. Slight variations may occur due to lighting and monitor settings.
Immediate shipping after payment, with appropriate insurance and tracking. Frames shown in presentation photographs are for display purposes only and are not included. Combined shipping is available.
We are a PRO and TOP seller with 100% positive feedback. Every artwork is carefully packed, and special extras are included with this lot.
Seller's Story
Æ (ae2381) is a contemporary multimedia artist with formal training in Multimedia Engineering and East Asian Studies (Barcelona, 2004–2008). His practice merges modern visual language with Japanese pop culture and traditional aesthetics, creating bold, narrative-driven compositions that bridge East and West.
Extensive travels through Japan and Indonesia have deeply shaped his vision, infusing his work with a sensitivity to everyday beauty, ritual, and regional craft traditions that continue to guide his creative direction.
An original work by Æ is held in the Oriental Art Collection of the Zaragoza Museum, forming part of the institution’s permanent holdings.
All official listings are available exclusively on Catawiki — bid with confidence.
BUNDLE!! GODZILLA: The Destruction of Tokyo – Triptych (Set of 3) (2026) – Hand-Finished & Signed
BUNDLE!! You are bidding on a set of 3 original mixed-media artworks from Æ2381’s Godzilla Series, inspired by the extraordinary visual world of classic Japanese kaiju cinema, vintage monster magazines and 1970s underground science-fiction publications.
This triptych brings together three powerful interpretations of Godzilla, Japan’s most iconic cinematic monster, through the visual language of vintage Japanese film posters, illustrated magazines and dramatic science-fiction imagery.
◉ Total size: 37 × 66 cm. Three artworks, each measuring 37 × 22 cm.
◉ Original mixed-media artworks by artist Æ2381. Edition of only 4 unique variations.
◉ Individually hand-finished using spray paint and mixed inks. Hand-signed and numbered.
◉ Includes a Certificate of Authenticity with holographic security seal.
◉ Created on acid-free Hahnemühle Sumi-e rice paper.
◉ Individually registered with an identification number corresponding to the artist’s official catalogue.
GODZILLA — THE DESTRUCTION OF TOKYO
Emerging from Japan’s postwar imagination in 1954, Godzilla became one of the most recognizable figures in cinema history. More than a giant monster, Godzilla represents the destructive power of nature, humanity’s technological anxieties and the enduring fascination with creatures beyond human control.
This triptych pays tribute to the golden age of Japanese kaiju cinema through three dramatic visions of the King of the Monsters.
Each composition presents Godzilla towering over devastated Japanese cities, surrounded by military aircraft, explosions, collapsing buildings and apocalyptic landscapes.
The artworks reinterpret the visual aesthetics of vintage Toho movie advertisements, Japanese monster magazines, illustrated science-fiction publications and 1960s–1970s underground printing.
Bold Japanese typography, dramatic black-and-white contrasts, intricate cross-hatching, halftone textures and distressed printing techniques evoke the appearance of forgotten cinema posters and rare Japanese illustrated magazines.
The three artworks explore different aspects of Godzilla’s cinematic mythology, from the terrifying presence of the original monster to the spectacular urban destruction and monumental creature imagery that defined generations of kaiju films.
Together, the triptych creates a unified visual narrative celebrating Japanese monster cinema, retro-futurist illustration and the timeless iconography of Godzilla.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Artist and designer Æ2381 (Spain, b. 1977) holds degrees in Digital Design and Multimedia Technologies (Barcelona, 2004) and East Asian Studies. His work combines Japanese visual culture, vintage print media, retro-futurism and experimental graphic design.
Æ2381’s artworks can be found in private collections in more than 30 countries worldwide, including the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
All photographs represent the artworks as accurately as possible. Slight variations may occur due to lighting and monitor settings.
Immediate shipping after payment, with appropriate insurance and tracking. Frames shown in presentation photographs are for display purposes only and are not included. Combined shipping is available.
We are a PRO and TOP seller with 100% positive feedback. Every artwork is carefully packed, and special extras are included with this lot.
Seller's Story
Æ (ae2381) is a contemporary multimedia artist with formal training in Multimedia Engineering and East Asian Studies (Barcelona, 2004–2008). His practice merges modern visual language with Japanese pop culture and traditional aesthetics, creating bold, narrative-driven compositions that bridge East and West.
Extensive travels through Japan and Indonesia have deeply shaped his vision, infusing his work with a sensitivity to everyday beauty, ritual, and regional craft traditions that continue to guide his creative direction.
An original work by Æ is held in the Oriental Art Collection of the Zaragoza Museum, forming part of the institution’s permanent holdings.
All official listings are available exclusively on Catawiki — bid with confidence.
Details
Edition number
4
Edition
Limited edition
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Artist
Æ (XX-XXI)
Technique
Mixed media, Pastel, Spray paint
Title of artwork
BUNDLE!! GODZILLA: The Destruction of Tokyo – Triptych (2026) – Hand-Finished & Signed
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Colour
Beige, Black
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
37 cm
Width
66 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Conceptual art
Period
2020+
