Mickey Slips Into His Versace Number

ABOUT THE ARTWORK

This original artwork, Mickey Slips into His ©Versace Number, is a sculpture of the iconic Mickey Mouse, a product of Garotto’s craftsmanship, talent, inspiration, and creativity. The famous character created by The Walt Disney Company in 1928, mascot of the company since then, that in the past has served as inspiration to some of the greatest artists like Damien Hirst, Salvador Dali and Andy Warhol, as a symbol of universal language between people of different generations and places, has now inspired Garotto to create a new version with his unique style for his Medusa Collection. From the series Mickey Meets Medusa, this sculpture is the result of a process of conceptualization and then an artisan process, from its handmade wooden base to the figure. The whole piece has been meticulously designed, carved, and polished, then covered with a wide variety of exclusive textured papers by ©Versace Home, acrylic paints, and metal among other environmentally friendly materials. Using assemblage techniques, a range of colors between black, gold, white, and red, and his unique style, the artist has created this piece which links ©Versace, a fashion brand, with Mickey Mouse, a universal icon. This work of art can be shipped worldwide from Garotto Art’s studio in Sitges (Barcelona), Spain. –

SPECIFICATION DETAILS

Mixed Media

Artwork size: 85 x 170 cm (33,5 x 66,9 inch)

Image area: 85 x 170 cm (33,5 x 66,9 inch)

Garotto Art and Versace Home materials

Versace Home papers are not only a luxurious backdrop for furniture and decor, but they can also be transformed into works of art themselves when paired with the right artist. Garotto Art is a unique artist in the world who exclusively works with Versace Home papers to create luxury works of art. His pieces are bold, colorful, and intricately crafted, taking inspiration from classic Italian art, pop art culture, street art, and even celebrities. Garotto Art’s use of Versace Home papers in his works elevates them to a whole new level of luxury and sophistication. His pieces often feature iconic figures, such as Marilyn Monroe or David Bowie, recreated in vibrant colors and bold patterns. The wallpapers provide a unique texture and depth to the pieces, making them stand out as true statement pieces. The combination of Versace Home papers and Garotto Art’s talent creates a fusion of classic luxury and modern pop art. The intricate designs and attention to detail in the wallpapers perfectly complement Garotto Art’s bold and vibrant style. It is a perfect example of how different art forms can be combined to create something truly unique and stunning. Whether you are a fan of classic Italian art or modern pop culture, the mix between Versace Home papers and Garotto Art has something to offer. It is a perfect way to add a touch of luxury and sophistication to any space, while also incorporating bold and colorful pop art elements. The artworks are not VERSACE OFFICIAL branded, but just original garotto artworks using the licensed Versace materials and adquired from his official wallpapers distributor.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Garotto

Garotto is a Bolivian-born artist with a passion for art and a multidisciplinary approach to his work. After spending time in Bolivia and Argentina, he settled in Buenos Aires and pursued various artistic endeavors, including running a tattoo studio, creating handmade furniture, and designing merchandise for motorcycle clubs. He also worked on carnival parade floats in Brazil and collaborated with Warner Bros. on clothing design. In 2004, he moved to Spain and became involved in projects with Santa Eulalia, a luxury fashion house. Garotto is skilled in watercolor painting, sculpting, and embroidery, and he enjoys collaborating with other artists. His recent partnership with Disney animator Tony Fernández resulted in three-dimensional sculptures. His work, including collages and sculptures using high-quality materials, has earned him multiple awards and is distributed worldwide under the brand name Garotto Art through a collaboration with Corner4art.