Samurai Pikachu (2026) – Rare Triptych | Pokémon Series by Æ Æ (Spain, b. 1977) Triptych – Set of 3 Hand-painted · Signed · Numbered · Certificate of Authenticity Included (refs. 1343 · 1666 · 1569) This striking black-and-white triptych by Æ reimagines Pikachu as a wandering samurai — a quiet warrior suspended between innocence and discipline, tradition and myth. Drawing from Edo-period visual language and Japanese printmaking traditions, the series merges historical aesthetics with contemporary pop iconography. Across the three panels, the figure moves through symbolic landscapes — mountainous paths, moonlit terrains, and timeless horizons — evoking a solitary journey shaped by restraint, resolve, and inner balance. Rendered through eroded, mezzotint-like textures and controlled chiaroscuro, the works subtly echo the philosophy of wabi-sabi: beauty found in impermanence, silence, and simplicity. Each artwork stands independently while forming a cohesive visual narrative when displayed together, offering collectors a rare synthesis of Japanese warrior imagery and modern cultural mythology. Artwork Details • Edition: Limited and authorized edition of only 10 unique variations • Technique: Hand-painted using spray paint and pastel crayons • Signature: Each artwork is hand-signed and individually numbered by the artist • Support: Acid-free Hahnemühle rice paper for Sumi-e, archival quality • Dimensions: • Total size: 37 × 66 cm (14.6 × 26 in) • Each artwork: 37 × 22 cm (14.6 × 8.9 in) • Authentication: Certificate of Authenticity with holographic seal • Cataloguing: Registered with unique IDs in the artist’s official archive (refs. 1343 · 1666 · 1569) About the Artist Æ is a Barcelona-based artist and designer with academic training in Digital Design, Multimedia Technologies, and East Asian Studies. His practice merges minimalist aesthetics, Japanese visual philosophy, and contemporary cultural symbols into a distinctive and instantly recognizable style. His works are held in private collections across more than 30 countries, including The Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. In 2024, Æ’s work entered the Oriental Art Collection of the Zaragoza Museum, Spain’s most significant public archive dedicated to Eastern art. Æ is known for his restrained palette, high-contrast compositions, and conceptual clarity — exploring themes of isolation, duality, and timelessness through minimal visual language. Critical response Art critic Thierry Fournier (Artnoises) writes: “A transgression of borders, merging the DNA of civilization’s past and future. Æ offers emotional teleportation — a minimalist aesthetic opening onto a timeless void of unexplored signs and symbols.” Additional Information • Photographs are accurate; minor tonal differences may occur due to lighting or screen calibration • Frame shown is for presentation purposes only • Immediate shipping upon payment, fully insured • Combined shipping available for multiple purchases • Professionally packaged with exceptional care and included extras We are a professional seller with 100% positive feedback. Bid with confidence. Please feel free to contact us for any additional information.