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Æ2381 presents BUNDLE!! GODZILLA: The Destruction of Tokyo (2026) – Set of 2 original mixed-media artworks, hand-finished and signed, limited to 4 worldwide, each 37 × 22 cm (total 37 × 44 cm) on acid-free Hahnemühle Sumi-e paper in black and beige, created in Spain in 2026 in a conceptual, pop culture style using spray paint and pastel.
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BUNDLE!! GODZILLA: The Destruction of Tokyo – Set of 2 (2026) – Limited to 4 – Hand-Finished & Signed
BUNDLE!! You are bidding on a set of 2 original mixed-media artworks from Æ2381’s Godzilla Series, inspired by classic Japanese kaiju cinema, vintage Toho movie posters and 1970s underground science-fiction magazines.
This diptych presents two dramatic interpretations of Godzilla through bold monochrome compositions, Japanese typography and distressed vintage printing aesthetics.
◉ Total size: 37 × 44 cm. Two artworks, each measuring 37 × 22 cm.
◉ Strictly limited to 4 unique variations worldwide, each individually hand-finished, signed and numbered.
◉ Original mixed-media artworks by artist Æ2381.
◉ Individually hand-finished with spray paint and mixed inks.
◉ Certificate of Authenticity with holographic security seal.
◉ Acid-free Hahnemühle Sumi-e rice paper.
◉ Individually registered in the artist’s official catalogue.
GODZILLA — THE DESTRUCTION OF TOKYO
Since his cinematic debut in 1954, Godzilla has become an enduring symbol of nature’s destructive power and humanity’s technological fears.
Inspired by vintage Japanese monster magazines and classic Toho cinema, these artworks depict the King of the Monsters towering above devastated cities, surrounded by explosions, collapsing buildings and apocalyptic landscapes.
Intricate cross-hatching, dramatic contrasts, halftone textures and weathered printing effects recreate the atmosphere of forgotten Japanese film posters and underground science-fiction publications.
Together, the two compositions celebrate the monumental imagery and timeless legacy of Japanese kaiju cinema.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Æ2381 (Spain, b. 1977) holds degrees in Digital Design and Multimedia Technologies (Barcelona, 2004) and East Asian Studies. His work explores Japanese visual culture, retro-futurism and experimental graphic design.
His artworks are held in private collections across more than 30 countries worldwide.
Frames shown are for presentation only and are not included. Minor photographic variations may occur.
Immediate insured shipping with tracking. Combined shipping available.
PRO and TOP seller with 100% positive feedback. Every artwork is carefully packed, with special extras included.
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BUNDLE!! GODZILLA: The Destruction of Tokyo – Set of 2 (2026) – Limited to 4 – Hand-Finished & Signed
BUNDLE!! You are bidding on a set of 2 original mixed-media artworks from Æ2381’s Godzilla Series, inspired by classic Japanese kaiju cinema, vintage Toho movie posters and 1970s underground science-fiction magazines.
This diptych presents two dramatic interpretations of Godzilla through bold monochrome compositions, Japanese typography and distressed vintage printing aesthetics.
◉ Total size: 37 × 44 cm. Two artworks, each measuring 37 × 22 cm.
◉ Strictly limited to 4 unique variations worldwide, each individually hand-finished, signed and numbered.
◉ Original mixed-media artworks by artist Æ2381.
◉ Individually hand-finished with spray paint and mixed inks.
◉ Certificate of Authenticity with holographic security seal.
◉ Acid-free Hahnemühle Sumi-e rice paper.
◉ Individually registered in the artist’s official catalogue.
GODZILLA — THE DESTRUCTION OF TOKYO
Since his cinematic debut in 1954, Godzilla has become an enduring symbol of nature’s destructive power and humanity’s technological fears.
Inspired by vintage Japanese monster magazines and classic Toho cinema, these artworks depict the King of the Monsters towering above devastated cities, surrounded by explosions, collapsing buildings and apocalyptic landscapes.
Intricate cross-hatching, dramatic contrasts, halftone textures and weathered printing effects recreate the atmosphere of forgotten Japanese film posters and underground science-fiction publications.
Together, the two compositions celebrate the monumental imagery and timeless legacy of Japanese kaiju cinema.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Æ2381 (Spain, b. 1977) holds degrees in Digital Design and Multimedia Technologies (Barcelona, 2004) and East Asian Studies. His work explores Japanese visual culture, retro-futurism and experimental graphic design.
His artworks are held in private collections across more than 30 countries worldwide.
Frames shown are for presentation only and are not included. Minor photographic variations may occur.
Immediate insured shipping with tracking. Combined shipping available.
PRO and TOP seller with 100% positive feedback. Every artwork is carefully packed, with special extras included.

