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Marco Sodano — Milan, Italy

“Pop is the rebellious and instinctive process of metabolising the relentless influx of popular iconography that bombards our daily lives through mass and social media. These vibrant stimulus shape our subconscious, embedding catchy jingles, iconic celebrity looks, and memes into our cognitive DNA, making it hard to resist ‘popular’ references. The essence of pop art lies in selecting and recycling...

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Asya Sokolova — Lisbon, Portugal

“For me, ‘Pop’ isn’t a fixed definition but a constantly shifting reflection of the zeitgeist, shaped by media, trends, and the collective consciousness. It’s the artistic interpretation of what’s ubiquitous, instantly recognisable, and culturally resonant at a specific moment in time. It serves as a mirror to society, capturing the essence of different eras and the diverse narratives that shape...

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Ben Bauchau — Brussels, Belgium

“Many mistakenly believe that popular art is created to please everyone, however, I view it as a reflection of the creator’s intention to connect with specific groups that resonate with their culture and passions. Personally, I am drawn to artworks that may be more underground yet still possess widespread appeal. These influences significantly shape my own artistic approach, often manifesting...

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Ben Bauchau — Brussels, Belgium

“Many mistakenly believe that popular art is created to please everyone, however, I view it as a reflection of the creator’s intention to connect with specific groups that resonate with their culture and passions. Personally, I am drawn to artworks that may be more underground yet still possess widespread appeal. These influences significantly shape my own artistic approach, often manifesting...