XTC Artist - Caviar x Mc Do

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XTC’s signed 2026 sculpture ‘Caviar x Mc Do’ is a trompe-l’œil work made from steel, plastic and paper, numbered 3/4 E.A. (A.P.).

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Description from the seller

Caviar box and torn McDonald’s label in trompe l’oeil by XTC.

Original sculpture designed and finished by artist XTC, handcrafted using an old caviar box, acrylic paints and varnishes, and resins.

This is a real 1000g caviar tin (it has been used and therefore shows some signs of normal wear) painted (this is not a sticker) and varnished, and of course faux caviar!

The artwork is presented on a black 10 mm-thick plexiglass base for a glossy, flawless finish.

Signed and numbered on the base as 8 + 4EA, COA (Certificate of Authenticity) included.
(The sent piece is not necessarily the one in the photo.)

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Born in 1978 in central France, XTC has shaped his artistic universe through an interest in Design, Pop Art, and more recently Street Art. This visual exploration has turned into a passion that was to be realized.

XTC defines himself as a self-taught visual artist, aligning with the Pop Art movement, through the appropriation of contemporary consumer goods.

His creativity is expressed through bold staging of icons of popular consumption, which he makes clash with the world of luxury and Street Art, further blurring the already tenuous boundaries between these worlds.

He expresses his art through sculpture, combining painting with all kinds of plastics and sometimes mineral materials.

Seller's Story

Pop Art Gallery
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Caviar box and torn McDonald’s label in trompe l’oeil by XTC.

Original sculpture designed and finished by artist XTC, handcrafted using an old caviar box, acrylic paints and varnishes, and resins.

This is a real 1000g caviar tin (it has been used and therefore shows some signs of normal wear) painted (this is not a sticker) and varnished, and of course faux caviar!

The artwork is presented on a black 10 mm-thick plexiglass base for a glossy, flawless finish.

Signed and numbered on the base as 8 + 4EA, COA (Certificate of Authenticity) included.
(The sent piece is not necessarily the one in the photo.)

Careful and tracked shipping.

Born in 1978 in central France, XTC has shaped his artistic universe through an interest in Design, Pop Art, and more recently Street Art. This visual exploration has turned into a passion that was to be realized.

XTC defines himself as a self-taught visual artist, aligning with the Pop Art movement, through the appropriation of contemporary consumer goods.

His creativity is expressed through bold staging of icons of popular consumption, which he makes clash with the world of luxury and Street Art, further blurring the already tenuous boundaries between these worlds.

He expresses his art through sculpture, combining painting with all kinds of plastics and sometimes mineral materials.

Seller's Story

Pop Art Gallery
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Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
France
Material
Paper, Plastic, Steel
Artist
XTC Artist
Title of artwork
Caviar x Mc Do
Signature
Hand signed
Edition
3/4 E.A (A.P)
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
10 cm
Width
19 cm
Depth
16 cm
Sold by
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Objects sold
98.72%
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