The work
A portrait of triumph
TYCOON is a portrait of triumph: two bulging sacks raised like a toast, the top hat pulled low over the eyes, the stance of one who has already won. A pop icon of wealth, captured at the very moment of its celebration.
Reinterpreted in mirror chrome with a violet chrome finish, the figure ceases to be a character and becomes a reflection: in its gleaming chrome you find yourself, and the success it speaks of becomes yours.
A surface that catches the light and returns it multiplied, like the gold held in its hands. Every reflection shifts with its surroundings: no piece ever looks quite the same twice.
Limited edition — Fifteen hand-numbered pieces
In the home
It lives where you look
More than an object: a presence. On a living-room console, a study desk or among the books on a shelf, the sculpture catches the light and returns it transformed.
Every corner of the home becomes a private gallery.
Artwork details
Provenance
- Artwork
- TYCOON
- Collection
- AXI Gallery
- Material
- Resin and fibreglass
- Finish
- Mirror chrome — Violet
- Dimensions
- 47 cm (height)
- Weight
- 6,5 kg
- Edition
- 15 hand-numbered pieces
- Year
- 2026
- Artist
- AXI Gallery, Venice
AXI Gallery, Venice
The arrival
An unveiling ritual
It arrives in a dedicated box, protected by luxury packaging. Inside you will find the chrome sculpture, the hand-signed certificate bearing its edition number, and the official AXI Gallery seal.
Opening it is already an experience.
Care
Caring for your work
A little attention keeps the mirror finish flawless for years.
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Cleaning
Dust with a soft, dry microfibre cloth. To remove fingerprints, use a cloth lightly dampened with water: never abrasive products, solvents or alcohol-based cleaners.
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Placement
Keep the work away from direct heat sources and from strong, prolonged sunlight, which over time could dull the brilliance of its reflections.
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Handling the work
Always lift the sculpture by its base, with clean hands or cotton gloves, to preserve the mirror-chrome surface.
Manifesto
One work. Fifteen pieces. Never again.
AXI Gallery
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