  
"COCA-SOLDI - SOME© (2021)"

Stencil and spray paint on canvas

70x140 cm / 27x55 inches (approx.)

(SOLD)

  
The original #1 of "COCA-SOLDI" has been sold, but a #2 reproduction can be created upon request, brand new and handcrafted. This bold artwork uses stencil and spray paint techniques to explore themes of consumerism, addiction, and the influence of money.

  
With vibrant colors and striking imagery, "COCA-SOLDI" challenges perceptions of modern desires and reflects on wealth’s role in escapism. Each reproduction is personally signed, comes with a certificate of authenticity, and includes an official value appraisal from YICCA.

COCA-SOLDI - SOME© (2021)

  
"SOON TO THE BAT CAVE" by SOME© (2020) is a striking stencil and spray paint artwork on canvas, measuring 120x100 cm (47x40 inches). Inspired by the iconic 90's movie, the piece captures an electrifying moment between Batman and the Joker, reimagined with a playful and unexpected twist: the two iconic rivals appear as if they're about to kiss.

  
This reinterpretation of their classic dynamic explores the thin line between love and hate, chaos and order, making the title "Soon to the Bat Cave" all the more intriguing. The stencil's precision combined with the raw textures of spray paint creates a bold, urban aesthetic, while the vibrant contrasts highlight the tension and intimacy of the scene.

  
The #1 edition has been sold, but the #2 can be produced as part of a limited original series. This artwork is perfect for collectors who appreciate contemporary pop culture reinterpretations with a provocative edge.

SOON TO THE BAT CAVE - SOME© (2020)

  
SHE (The Death of the Goddess Nature and the Rise of the One God – Master and Father)

Artist: SOME© (2023)

Medium: Stencil and spray paint on canvas

Dimensions: 150 x 100 cm (60 x 40 inches approx.)

Status: Sold (unique commissioned piece)

  
Description:

A bold and provocative artwork that delves into the loss of sacred femininity and the imposition of a patriarchal system. The piece reimagines the Virgin Mary's face with the features of Mia Wallace (Pulp Fiction), accentuated by a bleeding nose, symbolizing sacrifice and rebellion. The statement "LET SHE BLEED" amplifies its powerful message, addressing themes of violence and the resurgence of feminine power.

  
This artwork was conceptualized in close collaboration with the client, creating a unique and personal artistic dialogue. The fusion of religion, pop culture, and social critique turns this piece into a contemporary manifesto of protest and reflection.

  
Note: This is a one-of-a-kind artwork created on commission.

SHE - SOME© (2023)

_MICKEY'S_ is a provocative and contemporary reinterpretation of the iconic Mickey Mouse character, blending elements of pop culture with direct references to streetwear and luxury fashion. This piece was created using stencil techniques enhanced with spray paint textures and gradients, achieving a vibrant urban aesthetic.

The central subject, Mickey Mouse, is reimagined as a symbol of modern culture. He sports a red cap, a Gucci-branded belt, Balenciaga sneakers, a bold watch, and gold grillz on his teeth. Each detail serves as a commentary on the interplay between consumerism, high fashion, and urban rebellion, delivering a playful yet critical message about today’s society.

The bright yellow background amplifies the artwork’s energy, placing the subject firmly in the spotlight and captivating the viewer’s attention. This canvas is a perfect fusion of street art and pop art, offering a fresh and personal take on contemporary art.

MICKEY'S - SOME© (2019)

The artwork shown in the photo is the #1 edition, which has already been sold. However, I can recreate this piece upon request as #2\. Each reproduction is handcrafted with the same attention to detail and care as the original, maintaining the essence of its uniqueness.

  
Created using the distinctive acrylic dripping technique on canvas, this work has a powerful visual impact. It draws from contemporary pop culture and urban art, combining vibrant colors with a playful, yet thought-provoking expression.

  
The piece is personally signed by me and comes with an original certificate of authenticity and an official value appraisal from YICCA.

  
While the artwork is a reproduction, it is numbered #2 and remains part of a limited edition, ensuring its artistic integrity and value. This makes it an excellent addition for collectors and art enthusiasts who appreciate conceptual street art and contemporary visual narratives.

"A SICK SMILE" - SOME© (2018)

"Ronald's Cat" explores the collision of innocence and sexuality, using bold imagery to address the narrative of the first "hot girl" and the concept of the first blowjob at a young age. This provocative piece reflects on early experiences of desire and personal liberation. Through vibrant colors and dynamic stencil techniques, it challenges the shifting boundaries between taboo and mainstream culture. The original has been sold, but you can purchase the #2 reproduction, freshly created with the same unique concept and attention to detail.

RONALD'S CAT - SOME© (2021)

The original #1 of "CARA DELEVINGNE" has already been sold, but you can now purchase the brand new #2 reproduction. Created using bold stencil and spray paint techniques, this piece captures the essence of contemporary pop culture through the striking portrait of the iconic model. The vibrant colors and dynamic composition challenge perceptions of beauty and identity. Every reproduction is handcrafted with the same care as the original, and it comes with a certificate of authenticity and official value appraisal from YICCA.

  
"Spider Melt" is a captivating 2024 artwork by SOME, blending stencil techniques and spray paint on canvas, measuring approximately 150x100 cm. The piece conveys a visceral narrative, reflecting on themes of identity and perception. The title evokes a sense of transformation, with the image of a bed, its surface "impacted" or "melted," suggesting a deeper commentary on the dissolution of boundaries between physical and psychological states. This work invites the viewer to explore the tension between chaos and order, with a focus on the interplay of colors and textures that simulate a melting or disintegrating state, as though the foundation itself is in flux.

  
The canvas displayed here, draws inspiration from the Rolling Stone cover dedicated to Sfera Ebbasta. By modifying the "Rolling Stone" text, I created the phrase "Smoking Stone".

The expression "smoking stone" can be interpreted in two possible ways:

Crack: The term "stone" is often used to describe crack in its solid form. When someone refers to "smoking stone", it might allude to smoking crack, as it often appears in small crystal-like forms or "stones" that are heated and smoked.

Other Details:

The Jordan logo, with the basketball in hand, symbolically defines Sfera Ebbasta's birthmark to represent perceptual dissociation or self-contact loss, a side effect of crack-induced psychosis.

The smile, inspired by the manga Assassination Classroom, caricatures Sfera’s iconic expression in selfies, capturing the classic “Berlsuconi” grin.

A small detail "JUMP COM - NUMERO SPECIALE" can be seen, with "Jump Comics" being a reference to the publishing house behind the manga. In this context, it’s a playful nod to a "Commercial Jump", almost a subliminal joke.

Lastly, the word “Ebbasta” serves as a subtle advice on drugs, underlining the overall message of the artwork.

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