"Make Art Great Again" WITH BONUS ART - Reimagined Vintage Kimono - Kimono Zulu Artist Collaboration with Mr.D 1987

"Make Art Great Again" Reimagined Vintage Kimono - Kimono Zulu Artist Collaboration with Mr.D 1987 

Conceptual Brilliance:

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"From a purely conceptual point of view , the artwork on this beautiful kimono is a mix full of references. If we read literally, we will find Banksy with the rat (you lie), bottom left. The crown on the head of my model is a tribute to Basquiat. The dog collar refers to the universe and the layout of Keith Haring. My muse, the revisited Marilyn from Andy Warhol wears Frida Kahlo's big eyebrows. The clown nose and Mickey's ears are direct references to Mr. Cartoon and the world of Walt Disney. Her pose is inspired by the Mona Lisa of Leonardo da Vinci. The big dots you see around are references to the work of Damien Hirst. As for the slogan "make art great again" - with my personal lettering, it’s borrowed from the campaign slogan of Donald Trump with many twists." - Mr.D 1987

Artistic Techniques:
This one-of-a-kind meisen kimono is a living canvas brought to life through a dynamic mixed media: aerosol spray paint, ink, stencils, and acrylic paint. Mr.D 1987 has intricately woven elements from various iconic artists and cultural references, creating a vibrant and thought-provoking masterpiece.

A Wearable Statement:
The "Make Art Great Again" Reimagined Vintage Kimono is more than just clothing; it's a wearable work of art that speaks volumes. Ideal for art lovers and fashion aficionados, this kimono is a bold expression of creativity and individuality, challenging the conventional and celebrating the eclectic.

Exclusive Bonus: As a special addition, each buyer will also receive a signed metal print of the artwork featured on the kimono. This unique piece adds another layer to the experience, allowing you to display the incredible artistry of Mr.D 1987 in your home or office.

About Sebastien "Mr.D 1987" Boileau:

Mr. D was influenced by the American Pop Art and Graffiti movement of the 60s, 70s, and 80s and began his artistic endeavors in Paris in 1987 at the age of 14. He migrated to the United States in 1998, where he developed his signature style that he calls “Canpressionism“ a neo-impressionist style primarily done with spray paint and street art techniques. In the early-90s Mr. D began to travel the world painting in remote countries like Sierra Leone, Tunisia, Senegal, and many Western destinations. Mr. D’s style can be seen in many cities around the United States, including in Miami at Art Basel and across Europe. Follow @mrd1987 on Instagram.