Canvas Fit - Alberto Ricardo - Los Reyes del Reino Pixelado: Mario y Luigi ”

Artwork created on professional canvas using the giclée printing technique on canvas. Digital art using contemporary media and AI.
Artwork by the artist Canvas Fit-Alberto Ricardo created using Giclée print technique on high-quality professional canvas, 100% cotton, highly resistant to handling and external agents, from the Eco Canvas Roma Glossy brand, satin finish.
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Dimension of the diptych: 60 x 40 cm each panel with 5 cm depth.
Limited edition 3/5
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This 40 x 60 cm giclée diptych on panel features two inseparable figures from the collective imagination sitting on royal thrones, no longer as mere protagonists of a video game but as immortal symbols of an era. Mario and Luigi, the most famous brothers in the digital entertainment world, are presented with majesty in a work that reinterprets their legacy through the aesthetics of contemporary luxury. Sitting on velvet armchairs adorned with red and gold Louis Vuitton patterns, surrounded by walls aged by pictorial art, they embody a new narrative: that of pixelated royalty.

On the left, Mario retains his iconic outfit of a red cap and blue overalls, but here each garment has been treated with meticulous artistic attention. His clothing is sprinkled with a subtle LV monogram, as if the fabric had absorbed decades of visual and cultural history. The worn-out boots, gloved hands, and determined expression speak of a hero hardened by time and missions. However, he no longer runs, jumps, or fights: now he observes. The throne that supports him is not just furniture; it is a symbol of authority built through perseverance and charisma.

To his right, Luigi, often relegated to the role of companion, sits with a presence that defies that historic shadow. He wears his classic green uniform, with the same elements that characterize him, but with a dignity that requires no extra adornments. His gaze is calm, but not passive. His hands rest on the arms of the throne as if he knows that he has earned his place not through noise, but through silent merit. His throne reflects the same LV pattern and opulence as his brother's, confirming that the duality has balanced: there is no longer a protagonist and an assistant, but two monarchs sharing a kingdom.

This diptych is more than an ode to the video game; it is a visual meditation on permanence. What makes characters created over three decades ago still reign in the global imagination? Perhaps it is the simplicity of their forms, their unwavering loyalty, or the way they embody value and brotherhood in every adventure. By placing them in a luxury context, the work plays with the irony of elevating these humble characters to the status of kings of pop art.

Thanks to the giclée technique, every detail comes to life with depth and chromatic richness: from the texture of the velvet and the shine of the boots to the shadows that sculpt their faces. It is a technical and emotional homage, an invitation to see the familiar with new eyes.

Mario and Luigi are no longer in fantasy levels or worlds. They are here, in the present, as icons crowned by a generation that made them legends. And now, sitting on their design thrones, they remind us that true nobility is born in hearts that never stop playing.









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