Æ (XX-XXI) - BUNDLE!! Ghost in the Shell (Set of 3) | Section 9 – Signed & CoA

Æ2381 (Spain, b. 1977) – “Ghost in the Shell: Section 9” (2026) – Triptych – Hand-signed, numbered & CoA

*** BUNDLE!! You are bidding on 3 original mixed-media artworks from Æ’s Ghost in the Shell Series — a monochrome cyberpunk triptych inspired by Major Motoko Kusanagi, Section 9, synthetic bodies and the technological landscapes of Japanese science fiction. Each artwork is individually hand-finished, hand-signed and numbered from a highly limited edition of only 4 unique variations. ***

◉ Total size: 37 × 66 cm — 3 artworks, each measuring 37 × 22 cm.
◉ Original mixed-media artworks by artist Æ. Limited edition of only 4 unique variations.
◉ Individually hand-finished using spray paint and pastel crayons. Hand-signed and numbered.
◉ Printed on acid-free Hahnemühle rice paper for Sumi-e, selected for its distinctive texture and archival quality.
◉ Includes a Certificate of Authenticity with holographic security seal.
◉ Officially registered in the artist’s catalogue with corresponding registration ID.

SECTION 9 · HUMAN · MACHINE · NETWORK

This three-part composition is conceived as a visual journey through the central ideas of Ghost in the Shell.

Motoko Kusanagi appears alongside cybernetic bodies, mechanical anatomy, futuristic city fragments and dense technological structures. Across the triptych, the human figure gradually merges with machinery and information, reflecting the questions of identity, memory and artificial consciousness that helped define modern cyberpunk.

The aesthetic deliberately avoids a polished digital finish. Instead, Æ combines heavy blacks, halftones, weathered surfaces, imperfect registration, distressed ink and Japanese typography to suggest a lost underground science-fiction publication discovered decades after printing.

The result sits somewhere between experimental manga, industrial graphic design, photocopied zine culture and archival cyberpunk ephemera.

Seen together, the three works create a strong panoramic rhythm: portrait, machine and network. Individually, each remains a complete composition; displayed together, they form an immersive cyberpunk sequence.

With an edition limited to only 4 unique variations, this triptych is particularly suited to collectors of Ghost in the Shell, Japanese science fiction, dystopian imagery, manga culture and retro-futurist graphic art.

THE ARTIST

Artist and designer Æ holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Digital Design and Multimedia Technologies (Barcelona, 2004), together with a Bachelor’s Degree in East Asian Studies.

His artistic practice investigates the intersection of Japanese visual culture, retro-futurism, underground manga, early digital imagery and experimental printmaking.

Working primarily through stark monochrome compositions, Æ uses contrast, texture and carefully selected cultural references to explore the collision between nostalgia and imagined futures, technology and memory, order and visual chaos.

His artworks can be found in private collections in more than 30 countries worldwide, including the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, France, Germany, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Æ’s work was reviewed by exhibition curator Thierry Fournier (Artnoises):

“Collected AE (XX), it comes down to wanting, breaking, transgressing, an invisible border... the work becomes a ticket... for an emotional teleportation that we live and see in ‘Black and white’...”
— Thierry Fournier (Artnoises) ★★★★★

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