WO$H - Big Orange Wheels ( wosh )

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WO$H signed by hand, Big Orange Wheels (wosh), a 12 × 24 cm mixed‑media Pop Art work from 2026, Belgium, original edition, sold with frame and including the certificate of authenticity.

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OFFICIAL INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/woshone/

OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://www.wosh.one

MECHANICAL DREAMS is an artistic project devoted to the meeting between the mechanical universe, automotive culture, and contemporary art. Through this collection, WOSH transforms familiar references into original compositions, playing with the symbols of consumer society, nostalgia, and the collective imagination. This work aligns with that approach by pairing an iconic car with a comic book figure and with elements evoking money and success.

The exhibition was presented in Antwerp and the whole is now available for sale on Catawiki.

Each piece is sold with the complete exhibition catalog as well as the artwork’s certificate of authenticity.

Completely handmade, created with acrylic markers and finished with a glossy varnish.

Search WO$H wosh on the web and you will discover part of his work around the world. Akoun-listed artist (2021/2022), present in several galleries around the world and online referenced on Artsper, Artsy, Singulart, Kazoart, 1stdibs...

More than 1000 sales worldwide; you can view a large portion at the photo gallery www.wosh.one

Pop Art painting, made with acrylic markers, featuring Snoopy and Charlie Brown (Pink Panther, Charlie Brown, Scrooge, Disney, Comics, Marvel, Pokemon) on an old miniature truck. Completely handmade.

Sold with the certificate of authenticity and the 1 US Dollar bill signed with the bill’s number embedded in the canvas for authentication.

Each of the artist’s works is unique and entirely handmade, and may therefore present imperfections that are part of the work.

WO$H is a Brussels-based artist, a street activist for several years, now exhibiting in galleries and private shows. His unique pieces, which blend a famous character with luxury brands, attract more and more exhibition halls and collectors worldwide. He has surpassed 1000 canvases sold worldwide; he is present and exhibited in more than 50 countries.

2021: Art Antwerp
2021: Best Belgian Revelation Artist in Antwerp
2022: BRAFA (Brussels)
2022: Art Antwerp
2023: Amoy Art Fair (Hong Kong)
2023: Art3f (Brussels)
2023: Best Epoxy Resin Artist in Asia
2024: World Art Dubai
2024: CRA$H - First solo show in Brussels
2025: Wood You Pop (Art book + performance)
2026: PassepARTout The Pop Art Exhibition MILANO
2026: STOCK - Book Art (Art book + performance)
2026: Mechanical Dreams (Solo Show Antwerp)

Estimation by Akoun (2022/2023) €1000 sold in gallery

OFFICIAL INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/woshone/

OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://www.wosh.one

MECHANICAL DREAMS is an artistic project devoted to the meeting between the mechanical universe, automotive culture, and contemporary art. Through this collection, WOSH transforms familiar references into original compositions, playing with the symbols of consumer society, nostalgia, and the collective imagination. This work aligns with that approach by pairing an iconic car with a comic book figure and with elements evoking money and success.

The exhibition was presented in Antwerp and the whole is now available for sale on Catawiki.

Each piece is sold with the complete exhibition catalog as well as the artwork’s certificate of authenticity.

Completely handmade, created with acrylic markers and finished with a glossy varnish.

Search WO$H wosh on the web and you will discover part of his work around the world. Akoun-listed artist (2021/2022), present in several galleries around the world and online referenced on Artsper, Artsy, Singulart, Kazoart, 1stdibs...

More than 1000 sales worldwide; you can view a large portion at the photo gallery www.wosh.one

Pop Art painting, made with acrylic markers, featuring Snoopy and Charlie Brown (Pink Panther, Charlie Brown, Scrooge, Disney, Comics, Marvel, Pokemon) on an old miniature truck. Completely handmade.

Sold with the certificate of authenticity and the 1 US Dollar bill signed with the bill’s number embedded in the canvas for authentication.

Each of the artist’s works is unique and entirely handmade, and may therefore present imperfections that are part of the work.

WO$H is a Brussels-based artist, a street activist for several years, now exhibiting in galleries and private shows. His unique pieces, which blend a famous character with luxury brands, attract more and more exhibition halls and collectors worldwide. He has surpassed 1000 canvases sold worldwide; he is present and exhibited in more than 50 countries.

2021: Art Antwerp
2021: Best Belgian Revelation Artist in Antwerp
2022: BRAFA (Brussels)
2022: Art Antwerp
2023: Amoy Art Fair (Hong Kong)
2023: Art3f (Brussels)
2023: Best Epoxy Resin Artist in Asia
2024: World Art Dubai
2024: CRA$H - First solo show in Brussels
2025: Wood You Pop (Art book + performance)
2026: PassepARTout The Pop Art Exhibition MILANO
2026: STOCK - Book Art (Art book + performance)
2026: Mechanical Dreams (Solo Show Antwerp)

Estimation by Akoun (2022/2023) €1000 sold in gallery

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
WO$H
Title of artwork
Big Orange Wheels ( wosh )
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed, Plate signed
Country of origin
Belgium
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
12 cm
Width
24 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
BelgiumVerified
1056
Objects sold
100%
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