Artwork - Porsche - Follow Your Heart - 2025

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"Follow Your Heart" by J.Cami, a 2025 limited edition art piece, numbered and hand-signed, presented in a 23.5 x 28.5 x 6 cm shadow box and ready to hang; original/official.

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"Balloon Girl" by J.Cami

A fragment of street, framed forever.

On a print that reinterprets the famous Balloon Girl — the most iconic image of contemporary urban art, here transformed into a collage of newspaper clippings, colored graffiti and phrases like "Life is beautiful" and "Follow Your Heart" — the original Porsche key takes the place of the balloon, suspended in the same gesture of hope and lightness. Not a simple homage, but a rewriting: where the girl once reached out her hand toward a red heart, today she leans toward a real and tangible object, set into the composition.

The reference is direct to the work of Mr. Brainwash, self-proclaimed heir to Banksy's aesthetics: an iconography made of hope, irony and pop culture, here folded into the world of luxury automotive. Not a simple print, but a dialogue between two worlds — the street and the garage — contained in a single shadow box.

Each component is hand-assembled in Italy, inside a professional shadow box, ready to be hung or displayed on a shelf.

Frame dimensions: 23.5 x 28.5 x 6 cm

Limited edition, numbered and hand-signed by J.Cami.
A unique piece for collectors, designed for those who experience street art aesthetics and the automotive myth as parts of the same identity.

Shipping is managed personally by the artist: dedicated and meticulous packaging, designed to protect every detail of the work during transport and to ensure it arrives to the collector in the same condition in which it was assembled in the studio.

"Balloon Girl" by J.Cami

A fragment of street, framed forever.

On a print that reinterprets the famous Balloon Girl — the most iconic image of contemporary urban art, here transformed into a collage of newspaper clippings, colored graffiti and phrases like "Life is beautiful" and "Follow Your Heart" — the original Porsche key takes the place of the balloon, suspended in the same gesture of hope and lightness. Not a simple homage, but a rewriting: where the girl once reached out her hand toward a red heart, today she leans toward a real and tangible object, set into the composition.

The reference is direct to the work of Mr. Brainwash, self-proclaimed heir to Banksy's aesthetics: an iconography made of hope, irony and pop culture, here folded into the world of luxury automotive. Not a simple print, but a dialogue between two worlds — the street and the garage — contained in a single shadow box.

Each component is hand-assembled in Italy, inside a professional shadow box, ready to be hung or displayed on a shelf.

Frame dimensions: 23.5 x 28.5 x 6 cm

Limited edition, numbered and hand-signed by J.Cami.
A unique piece for collectors, designed for those who experience street art aesthetics and the automotive myth as parts of the same identity.

Shipping is managed personally by the artist: dedicated and meticulous packaging, designed to protect every detail of the work during transport and to ensure it arrives to the collector in the same condition in which it was assembled in the studio.

Details

Type
Artwork
Year
2025
Brand
Porsche
Condition
Near mint
Model
Follow Your Heart
Width
23.5 cm
Height
28.5 cm
Depth
6 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
Extras
Hand signed in person, Limited & numbered edition
ItalyVerified
97
Objects sold
100%
Private

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