MIQUASEO - Girl with Balloon VS Homeless

Miquaseo (France, contemporary) — Girl with Balloon VS Homeless — Limited edition 120 × 120 cm — Plexiglass — Signed & numbered

Artist: Miquaseo (France, contemporary artist)
Title: Girl with Balloon VS Homeless
Year of creation: 2025
Technique: High-definition print on plexiglass (PMMA) 5 mm
Format: 120 x 120 cm (signed and numbered 5/10 - delivered with official certificate of authenticity)
Provenance: SPACE Art Gallery — Saint-Paul de Vence (France), directly from the artist
Condition: Gallery exhibition piece — mint condition
Official artist Instagram page: @miquaseo.art

Artwork delivered ready to hang with an aluminum mounting system featuring a slight wall offset (~1 cm) for a premium contemporary look..

Artwork created using a contemporary mosaic technique composed of thousands of carefully assembled contemporary art images.
High-definition print on 5 mm plexiglass (PMMA), glossy finish with visual depth and gallery-style effect.
Entire work created without artificial intelligence: each composition is constructed, adjusted and balanced manually by the artist.

Description of the work:
A major icon of contemporary street art, Banksy’s Girl with Balloon has become a universal image, symbolizing hope, innocence and fragility.
With Girl with Balloon VS Homeless, this emblematic piece is reinterpreted as a mosaic, composed exclusively of scenes of poverty, precariousness and lives on the margins.
Each fragment reveals faces, bodies and situations often unseen, bearing witness to a brutal and everyday social reality.
When assembled, these images of misery recompose the poetic silhouette of the original work, creating a striking contrast between the hope symbolized by the balloon and the neglect of the most vulnerable.

Printed on plexiglass, the piece gains depth, brightness and modernity, offering a distinctly contemporary and design-oriented finish, intended to amplify the visual and emotional impact of the message.

From afar: the graphic and minimalist force of a cult image.
Up close: a direct confrontation with precariousness and contemporary social reality.

Each piece is a signed and numbered artwork, produced in a limited edition, asserting its exclusivity and artistic reach.