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Space No. 28 by DABSMYLA is a 2025 lithograph that merges retro sci-fi imagery with playful pop aesthetics. A bulky, blue-suited astronaut strides across a dark, cosmic ground, rendered with bold outlines and glossy, cartoon-like surfaces. Surrounding details—graphic stars, clouds, and bright accents—heighten the sense of motion and spectacle. In the foreground, a pink, childlike character with wide eyes introduces humor and narrative contrast, suggesting wonder and curiosity in the face of an oversized hero figure. The composition echoes vintage Japanese manga and arcade-era graphics while maintaining DABSMYLA’s contemporary street-art sensibility. Produced in an edition of 20 and measuring 58 x 42 cm, the work balances nostalgia and irony, transforming space exploration into a vibrant, lighthearted fantasy.
Space No. 28, 2025
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Space No. 28 by DABSMYLA is a 2025 lithograph that merges retro sci-fi imagery with playful pop aesthetics. A bulky, blue-suited astronaut strides across a dark, cosmic ground, rendered with bold outlines and glossy, cartoon-like surfaces. Surrounding details—graphic stars, clouds, and bright accents—heighten the sense of motion and spectacle. In the foreground, a pink, childlike character with wide eyes introduces humor and narrative contrast, suggesting wonder and curiosity in the face of an oversized hero figure. The composition echoes vintage Japanese manga and arcade-era graphics while maintaining DABSMYLA’s contemporary street-art sensibility. Produced in an edition of 20 and measuring 58 x 42 cm, the work balances nostalgia and irony, transforming space exploration into a vibrant, lighthearted fantasy.
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