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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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What is Lettrism?
Lettrism is an art form that uses letters, words, and symbols to create artwork. The movement was established in Paris in the 1940s and later gained popularity in the 1950s in America. Lettrisme is the French spelling of the movement's name, derived from the French word for letter.
