MEDSAN - Stained Glass Pikachu in the Storm (嵐を駆けるステンドグラスのピカチュウ) - UNIQUE WORK

ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD EXISTS - EDITION 1/1 In this square format, Medsan makes Pikachu, Pokémon’s mascot, leap into the heart of a large round medallion ringed with gold. Launched mid-sprint toward us, he frowns, mouth wide open, and his red cheeks spew white and yellow bolts. His black-tipped ears stand up, his zigzag tail cleaves the sky, and his entire yellow body is cut into broad panels outlined with fine golden lines. Behind him, a night-blue and purple stormy sky rolls its clouds, streaked with lightning, and red and white Poké Balls float to either side. Farther down, a peaceful valley unfolds its green hills dotted with yellow flowers to a blue lake, watched by a castle with pointed spires perched on a cliff to the right. Around it run gilded tendrils, white lilies, and other Poké Balls; at the bottom, the cartouche メドサン on a golden plaque. Pikachu seems to burst from the storm to defend his valley. A bright, energizing piece, perfect for bringing a touch of light to a contemporary collector’s Pokémon interior. Technical specifications: Artist: Medsan (aka Popsan) Reference: Pikachu / Pokémon / Stained glass / Poké Ball / Storm / Pop art Dimensions: 40 x 40 cm Edition: Unique work — 1/1 (world’s only copy) Year: 2026 Support: Giclée print on canvas, high-quality pigment print for faithful reproduction of details and colors. Signature: Yes, hand-signed Condition: Excellent Certificate: Certificate of authenticity (upon request) About Medsan / Popsan: Medsan and Popsan are two signatures for a single artist. Under the name Medsan, he explores medicine and anatomy; as Popsan, he revisits icons of pop culture by blending pop art, Japanese art, and anachronisms. On Catawiki, his pop works still appear under the name Medsan, but they belong to the Popsan universe. He creates at Atelier Joconde, a family artists’ workshop, alongside Le Yack (figurative painting) and Neo Pablo (abstraction). Exhibitions — art3f international contemporary art fair: - January 2027: Paris, France (to come) - November 2026: Brussels, Belgium (to come) - October 2026: Luxembourg - September 2026: Monaco - March 2026: Nantes, France

Estimate:£508.33

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