Collectible item. 100% hand-painted This painting should be displayed under UV light to ensure a 100% experience. Artwork without a frame, shipped in a DHL shipping tube. Heavenly King Heavenly suit transports us into a universe where the sacred and the futuristic are intertwined. The central figure — cloaked in a luminous red suit reminiscent of Power Rangers' aesthetics — bears an almost divine calm in her gaze, while her body radiates as a symbol of strength and mystery. A discreet aura hovers above her head, emphasizing the duality between the urban warrior and the celestial being. The work engages in a dialogue with themes of identity, protection, and transformation, evoking a notion of contemporary superheroines that challenge rigid categories between the spiritual and the earthly, pop and classical. Under ultraviolet light, an invisible layer reveals itself to the naked eye—as if the figure's own soul emerges from the shadows. These hidden features unveil codes, graphic symbols, and encrypted messages that expand the universe of the work into a metaphysical dimension, allowing us to look behind the visible surface: What do we protect, what do we hide, what transcends? Heavenly suit is both armor and skin. It is body and cosmos. It is mask and revelation. About Hione Natural from Porto, Hione is a visual artist who has been transforming walls into artworks since 2013 and uses graffiti as his primary form of expression. His career, which began on the streets of the city, reflects a deep connection to urban culture. Each creation is a unique fusion of vibrant colors and bold shapes. Over the years, Hione has developed a distinctive style that surpasses the conventions of traditional graffiti and incorporates elements of contemporary art, illustration, and graphic design. His works are showcased in public and private contexts, always with the aim of provoking thought and inspiring the audience. With over a decade of experience, Hione has learned to make his art accessible to a new audience and has participated in various exhibitions and collaborative projects. At this moment, Hione continues to challenge the boundaries of graffiti, deepening his exploration of the figurative, and keeping his personal style development as well as the effects of his art on the world around him in view.