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COCO IN SPACE 24x24x1.5 acrylic and resin on canvas markus lewis

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COCO IN SPACE

Original Acrylic & Resin on Canvas | 24" x 24" x 1.5" | Markus Lewis

Somewhere between a couture runway and deep space, COCO IN SPACE captures an astronaut adrift in a glossy, melting helmet stamped with a luxury fashion emblem — equal parts satire, glamour, and cosmic calm. The subject floats weightless and serene, one eye catching a glassy reflection of Earth, the other locked on the viewer with an expression that's part wonder, part knowing smirk.

The palette is electric and unapologetic: hot pink and tangerine orange melt across the helmet's visor, dripping like wet paint into a chartreuse-and-olive spacesuit. Behind him, a moody galaxy of teal, emerald, and wine-red swirls churns like a nebula caught mid-storm, streaked with drips of burnt orange and violet. High-gloss resin seals the surface, giving the whole piece a wet, luminous shine that makes the colors pop under any light.

This is bold, maximalist pop art built for a statement wall — a mashup of consumer culture and cosmic wonder, dripping with irony and high-shine texture. Thick impasto brushwork, graffiti-style line work, and a hand-lettered logo give it street-art edge, while the glossy resin finish on the faceplate elevates it to gallery-collectible status.

Perfect for: collectors of pop art, streetwear-inspired interiors, fashion-forward and maximalist homes, statement pieces for lofts, studios, or luxury lounges.

Details:

  • Medium: Acrylic and resin on canvas

  • Size: 24 x 24 x 1.5 inches

  • Style: Pop art, contemporary, street art, satire

  • One-of-a-kind original — signed by the artist

  • Ready to hang

Keywords: pop art astronaut painting, luxury fashion satire art, colorful maximalist wall art, resin canvas original, space helmet painting, hot pink and green wall art, quirky statement art, collectible original painting, streetwear art, Markus Lewis original

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