Cherry Static
2026 · Hand-painted pop-art can sculpture
Available · Edition of 8 · Ships worldwide, fully insured
| Title | Cherry Static |
|---|---|
| Year | 2026 |
| Materials | 3D-printed base, acrylic hand-painting, matte sealant |
| Dimensions | 34 × 12 × 12 cm |
| Edition | Edition of 8 (each hand-painted, unique in surface) |
| Craftsmanship | ~40 hours of hand-painting per piece |
| Price | $2,400 USD |
| Availability | In stock |
About this piece
Cherry Static plays with the invented flavor of a cherry cola that crackles — the label reads like static on an old TV, all electric pinks jumping off a deep candy red. The can shape is a 3D-printed form; every mark on it is painted by hand in acrylics, so no two pieces in the edition of 8 read exactly alike. It stands 34 cm tall, a collectible object built to sit on a shelf or plinth the way a vinyl toy or a KAWS figure would — pop art you can hold.
How was it made?
The form is 3D-printed, then primed and painted entirely by hand — roughly 40 hours of acrylic work per piece, finished with a protective sealant. The design comes out of Cansy's years as a beverage label designer: real packaging instincts (typography, gloss, the logic of a flavor) turned into fine art. More on how the sculptures are made →