ARDPG (1980) - Pokemots





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ARDPG (Arnaud Puig, born 1980) created the unique, hand-signed 2026 street-art sculpture “Pokemots” in laser-cut Plexiglas, finished by hand with aerosol.
Description from the seller
The Paris gallery CHENUS LONGHI presents you with « Pokémots », a laser-cut plexiglass sculpture hand-enhanced with aerosol by the artist ARDPG (Arnaud Puig). In it he revisits the iconic silhouette of Pikachu with a figure that reveals itself at first glance, before unveiling the full richness of its typographic construction, composed of interlaced names of Pokémon.
This unique piece is an original variation of the edition created by the artist for the exhibition « Admirez-les tous ! », shown since April 2026 at the Musée en Herbe in Paris. An opportunity to collect a singular work, at the crossroads of urban art, typography, and pop culture.
· Comes with its certificate of authenticity;
· Hand-signed underneath the base;
· Very carefully packaged;
· Shipped with insurance and tracking;
· If you live in the Paris region, you can pick up the work directly from our gallery located in the 11th arrondissement.
About the artist:
ARDPG lives and works in Bordeaux. After studies in design and art history, he began in the late 1990s to develop a body of work mixing painting, collage and typography with a quirky spirit. Inspired by antique statuary and the classical masters, he distorts these references by integrating fragmented words that play with readability. His sculpture « Notre Marianne » commissioned by the town of Roissy-en-Brie thus reveals the text of the Marseillaise as you approach. In 2025, he could be seen everywhere: at the Parenthèses Urbaines festival in Roissy-en-Brie, at the ZOO Art Show in La Défense, at the Urban Art Fair, not to mention his participation in the exhibitions « Monsieur Madame » and « Pokemon » at the Musée en Herbe.
ARDPG is part of the street art movement, alongside artists such as Vhils, Invader, Shepard Fairey, JonOne, Kaws, Futura.
Texts and photos copyright Galerie CHENUS LONGHI.
Seller's Story
The Paris gallery CHENUS LONGHI presents you with « Pokémots », a laser-cut plexiglass sculpture hand-enhanced with aerosol by the artist ARDPG (Arnaud Puig). In it he revisits the iconic silhouette of Pikachu with a figure that reveals itself at first glance, before unveiling the full richness of its typographic construction, composed of interlaced names of Pokémon.
This unique piece is an original variation of the edition created by the artist for the exhibition « Admirez-les tous ! », shown since April 2026 at the Musée en Herbe in Paris. An opportunity to collect a singular work, at the crossroads of urban art, typography, and pop culture.
· Comes with its certificate of authenticity;
· Hand-signed underneath the base;
· Very carefully packaged;
· Shipped with insurance and tracking;
· If you live in the Paris region, you can pick up the work directly from our gallery located in the 11th arrondissement.
About the artist:
ARDPG lives and works in Bordeaux. After studies in design and art history, he began in the late 1990s to develop a body of work mixing painting, collage and typography with a quirky spirit. Inspired by antique statuary and the classical masters, he distorts these references by integrating fragmented words that play with readability. His sculpture « Notre Marianne » commissioned by the town of Roissy-en-Brie thus reveals the text of the Marseillaise as you approach. In 2025, he could be seen everywhere: at the Parenthèses Urbaines festival in Roissy-en-Brie, at the ZOO Art Show in La Défense, at the Urban Art Fair, not to mention his participation in the exhibitions « Monsieur Madame » and « Pokemon » at the Musée en Herbe.
ARDPG is part of the street art movement, alongside artists such as Vhils, Invader, Shepard Fairey, JonOne, Kaws, Futura.
Texts and photos copyright Galerie CHENUS LONGHI.

