Æ (XX-XXI) - BUNDLE!! Ghost in the Shell (Set of 2) | Motoko · Machine – Signed & CoA





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Æ’s limited-edition set of two mixed-media artworks, titled “BUNDLE!! Ghost in the Shell (Set of 2) | Motoko · Machine – Signed & CoA”, is hand-signed and numbered 5, with each work measuring 37 × 22 cm.
Description from the seller
**Æ2381 (Spain, b. 1977) – “Ghost in the Shell · Motoko · Section 9” (2026) – Set of 2 – Hand-signed, numbered & CoA**
Two individually hand-finished mixed-media artworks inspired by *Ghost in the Shell*. The diptych presents Major Motoko Kusanagi in two contrasting portraits, framed by Section 9 insignia, Japanese typography, and fragments of a cyberpunk city. **Limited edition of 5 sets, with individual hand-finished variations.**
◉ Set of 2 artworks, each measuring 37 × 22 cm. Combined dimensions are 37 × 44 cm when displayed side by side without gaps.
◉ Mixed media, individually hand-finished with spray paint and pastel crayons.
◉ Printed on acid-free Hahnemühle rice paper for Sumi-e, selected for its distinctive texture.
◉ Each artwork is hand-signed and numbered.
◉ Includes a Certificate of Authenticity with a holographic security seal.
◉ Registered in the artist’s catalogue with a corresponding registration ID.
◉ Sold unframed.
**GHOST IN THE SHELL · MOTOKO · SECTION 9**
In the left panel, Motoko looks upward in profile, her high collar and Section 9 shoulder patch set against a city skyline and markings that recall a surveillance interface. In the right panel, she turns toward the viewer. Concentric rings, rippling lines, and a cityscape inset frame her direct gaze.
The two compositions shift from an upward glance to a face-to-face encounter. Deep blacks, distressed ink textures, and bold vertical Japanese lettering evoke experimental manga printing and the graphic language of late-20th-century Japanese science fiction. The textured Sumi-e paper, spray paint, and pastel finishing give each variation its own surface details.
**THE ARTIST**
Æ2381 is an artist and designer born in Spain in 1977. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Digital Design and Multimedia Technologies (Barcelona, 2004) and a Bachelor’s Degree in East Asian Studies.
His practice draws on Japanese visual culture, retro-futurism, underground manga, early computer graphics, and experimental printmaking. His artworks are held in private collections in more than 30 countries, including the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, France, Germany, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
**CONDITION, PRESENTATION & SHIPPING**
Photographs represent the artworks as accurately as possible. Tones may vary slightly depending on lighting and screen settings.
Frames shown in presentation photographs are for display purposes only. Both artworks are sold unframed.
Dispatched promptly after payment, carefully packed with tracking and appropriate insurance. Combined shipping is available when purchasing several artworks.
Seller's Story
**Æ2381 (Spain, b. 1977) – “Ghost in the Shell · Motoko · Section 9” (2026) – Set of 2 – Hand-signed, numbered & CoA**
Two individually hand-finished mixed-media artworks inspired by *Ghost in the Shell*. The diptych presents Major Motoko Kusanagi in two contrasting portraits, framed by Section 9 insignia, Japanese typography, and fragments of a cyberpunk city. **Limited edition of 5 sets, with individual hand-finished variations.**
◉ Set of 2 artworks, each measuring 37 × 22 cm. Combined dimensions are 37 × 44 cm when displayed side by side without gaps.
◉ Mixed media, individually hand-finished with spray paint and pastel crayons.
◉ Printed on acid-free Hahnemühle rice paper for Sumi-e, selected for its distinctive texture.
◉ Each artwork is hand-signed and numbered.
◉ Includes a Certificate of Authenticity with a holographic security seal.
◉ Registered in the artist’s catalogue with a corresponding registration ID.
◉ Sold unframed.
**GHOST IN THE SHELL · MOTOKO · SECTION 9**
In the left panel, Motoko looks upward in profile, her high collar and Section 9 shoulder patch set against a city skyline and markings that recall a surveillance interface. In the right panel, she turns toward the viewer. Concentric rings, rippling lines, and a cityscape inset frame her direct gaze.
The two compositions shift from an upward glance to a face-to-face encounter. Deep blacks, distressed ink textures, and bold vertical Japanese lettering evoke experimental manga printing and the graphic language of late-20th-century Japanese science fiction. The textured Sumi-e paper, spray paint, and pastel finishing give each variation its own surface details.
**THE ARTIST**
Æ2381 is an artist and designer born in Spain in 1977. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Digital Design and Multimedia Technologies (Barcelona, 2004) and a Bachelor’s Degree in East Asian Studies.
His practice draws on Japanese visual culture, retro-futurism, underground manga, early computer graphics, and experimental printmaking. His artworks are held in private collections in more than 30 countries, including the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, France, Germany, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
**CONDITION, PRESENTATION & SHIPPING**
Photographs represent the artworks as accurately as possible. Tones may vary slightly depending on lighting and screen settings.
Frames shown in presentation photographs are for display purposes only. Both artworks are sold unframed.
Dispatched promptly after payment, carefully packed with tracking and appropriate insurance. Combined shipping is available when purchasing several artworks.

