Soyz Bank (1988) - Dragon Ball Z – Gohan vs Cell (Volume 17)

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SOYZ BANK’s signed 2026 resin sculpture, Dragon Ball Z – Gohan vs Cell (Volume 17), combines digital printing and sculptural relief in a unique 1/1 work measuring 47 × 75 cm.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK:

Contemporary Pop Art & Street Art piece inspired by the legendary Dragon Ball Z (DBZ) universe by Akira Toriyama.

This creation features Son Gohan Super Saiyan facing Cell, two emblematic characters from the famous Dragon Ball saga, Dragon Ball Z and the Cell Games arc.

Inspired by the cover of the Japanese manga Dragon Ball Z – Volume 17, this sculptural work with a crumpled relief revisits the aesthetics of vintage comics, mangas, and 1990s Japanese anime culture.

With its vibrant colors, its 3D effect, its glossy finish and its original design, this piece blends modern art, wall sculpture, Japanese Pop Art, Geek Art, Urban Art and Otaku culture.

A decorative work for Dragon Ball enthusiasts, Goku, Gohan, Vegeta, Super Saiyan, Cell, Shonen Jump manga, Japanese anime, comics, retro gaming and Pop Culture collectors.

Ideal for a contemporary art collection, modern interior decoration, or a space dedicated to the manga and geek universe.

THE ARTIST

French visual artist SOYZ BANK develops a universe where technical innovation meets artistic creation. His work rests on an original approach that transforms flat supports into true three-dimensional sculptures, giving rise to unique works.

His creative approach is inspired by everyday objects often forgotten or considered ordinary: wine labels, comic book covers, newspapers, banknotes, packaging and many other elements become the raw material of his imagination.

Through his exclusive concept “Reality Concept,” SOYZ BANK literally makes these supports come off their surface to offer them a new dimension. This artistic signature has allowed him to present his creations to collectors and at exhibitions around the world.

His work revolves around two major collections.

The first showcases the world of luxury and lifestyle. It revisits iconic symbols such as fine wines, champagnes, cigars, banknotes and other prestigious icons. The early pieces of this series also included stamps and various everyday objects, reinterpreted in an unprecedented sculptural form.

The second collection is devoted to childhood memories. It revives characters, comics, cartoons and universes that marked several generations, giving them a new presence through relief.

Each piece combines sculpture and digital printing through a method developed by the artist, making each work a unique creation.

SHIPPING

Important information

Upon receiving your package, please check its condition before accepting it.

If the artwork has any damage, unequivocally refuse delivery and specify the exact reason on the carrier’s delivery note (e.g., “broken,” “damaged,” or “folded”).

If only the outer carton is damaged, please also note it on the delivery note.

Any delivered item accepted without checking its condition will unfortunately prevent opening a compensation claim with the carrier or arranging a replacement.

Delivery times

The shipping time may be up to two weeks.

If you know you will be away during this period, contact us before shipping so that we can reschedule your shipment under the best conditions.

Shipping of works

Each artwork is prepared, protected and individually packed before the sale starts. For this reason, grouped shipments are not offered.

This arrangement guarantees fast shipping and complies with Catawiki’s logistical requirements.

Shipping fees

Shipping fees include:

* professional packaging carried out by a specialized company;
* door-to-door transport insurance;
* secure shipping of your artwork to its delivery location.

DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK:

Contemporary Pop Art & Street Art piece inspired by the legendary Dragon Ball Z (DBZ) universe by Akira Toriyama.

This creation features Son Gohan Super Saiyan facing Cell, two emblematic characters from the famous Dragon Ball saga, Dragon Ball Z and the Cell Games arc.

Inspired by the cover of the Japanese manga Dragon Ball Z – Volume 17, this sculptural work with a crumpled relief revisits the aesthetics of vintage comics, mangas, and 1990s Japanese anime culture.

With its vibrant colors, its 3D effect, its glossy finish and its original design, this piece blends modern art, wall sculpture, Japanese Pop Art, Geek Art, Urban Art and Otaku culture.

A decorative work for Dragon Ball enthusiasts, Goku, Gohan, Vegeta, Super Saiyan, Cell, Shonen Jump manga, Japanese anime, comics, retro gaming and Pop Culture collectors.

Ideal for a contemporary art collection, modern interior decoration, or a space dedicated to the manga and geek universe.

THE ARTIST

French visual artist SOYZ BANK develops a universe where technical innovation meets artistic creation. His work rests on an original approach that transforms flat supports into true three-dimensional sculptures, giving rise to unique works.

His creative approach is inspired by everyday objects often forgotten or considered ordinary: wine labels, comic book covers, newspapers, banknotes, packaging and many other elements become the raw material of his imagination.

Through his exclusive concept “Reality Concept,” SOYZ BANK literally makes these supports come off their surface to offer them a new dimension. This artistic signature has allowed him to present his creations to collectors and at exhibitions around the world.

His work revolves around two major collections.

The first showcases the world of luxury and lifestyle. It revisits iconic symbols such as fine wines, champagnes, cigars, banknotes and other prestigious icons. The early pieces of this series also included stamps and various everyday objects, reinterpreted in an unprecedented sculptural form.

The second collection is devoted to childhood memories. It revives characters, comics, cartoons and universes that marked several generations, giving them a new presence through relief.

Each piece combines sculpture and digital printing through a method developed by the artist, making each work a unique creation.

SHIPPING

Important information

Upon receiving your package, please check its condition before accepting it.

If the artwork has any damage, unequivocally refuse delivery and specify the exact reason on the carrier’s delivery note (e.g., “broken,” “damaged,” or “folded”).

If only the outer carton is damaged, please also note it on the delivery note.

Any delivered item accepted without checking its condition will unfortunately prevent opening a compensation claim with the carrier or arranging a replacement.

Delivery times

The shipping time may be up to two weeks.

If you know you will be away during this period, contact us before shipping so that we can reschedule your shipment under the best conditions.

Shipping of works

Each artwork is prepared, protected and individually packed before the sale starts. For this reason, grouped shipments are not offered.

This arrangement guarantees fast shipping and complies with Catawiki’s logistical requirements.

Shipping fees

Shipping fees include:

* professional packaging carried out by a specialized company;
* door-to-door transport insurance;
* secure shipping of your artwork to its delivery location.

Details

Era
After 2000
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Country of origin
France
Material
Resin
Artist
Soyz Bank (1988)
Title of artwork
Dragon Ball Z – Gohan vs Cell (Volume 17)
Signature
Signed
Edition
1/1
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
75 cm
Width
47 cm
Depth
0.3 cm
Sold by
FranceVerified
166
Objects sold
96%
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