The Street Ronin
- Size: 40 x 40 x 2 cm
- Material: Canvas on stretcher, spray paint, acrylic, stickers, posters
- Year: 2025
- Availability: Sold out
The Street Ronin is a pop art and fan art piece inspired by the comic The Last Ronin. The image shows the last surviving Ninja Turtle, Michelangelo. The character is placed in an urban environment and assembled from torn posters. Stencils and text function as the city’s visual noise. A familiar image becomes part of the street context. The work reflects on memory, culture, and the reinterpretation of icons.
€ 650
About the artist
A simple city guy who finds beauty in torn posters and painted walls. For him, these fragments tell the story of our time — raw, layered, and alive. LUCK began creating his own collages from pieces of old street posters, turning them into reflections of fading eras of cinema, music, and culture. His works are a dialogue between what once was and what still echoes in the urban landscape. Each collage is both a memory and a statement — a way to preserve the spirit of the street and the fleeting pulse of everyday life. The gallery is proud to collaborate with LUCK, whose sensitivity to urban texture and cultural nostalgia adds a distinctive voice to contemporary street art.
