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Colorful illustration mounted to a die cut wood panel of a cartoon character in traditional Japanese attire but modern sneakers, sitting on a neon sign with a dog and a cat nearby.
Colorful illustration mounted to a die cut wood panel of a cartoon character in traditional Japanese attire but modern sneakers, sitting on a neon sign with a dog and a cat nearby.
Colorful illustration mounted to a die cut wood panel of a cartoon character in traditional Japanese attire but modern sneakers, sitting on a neon sign with a dog and a cat nearby.
MDF cutout with a small drawing of a character and text inside a rectangular frame.
Hand-drawn illustration of a cartoon character on a MDF cut surface
Backside of a MDF board with mounting hardware.
Backside of a MDF board with mounting hardware.
Colorful illustration mounted to a die cut wood panel of a cartoon character in traditional Japanese attire but modern sneakers, sitting on a neon sign with a dog and a cat nearby.
Colorful illustration mounted to a die cut wood panel of a cartoon character in traditional Japanese attire but modern sneakers, sitting on a neon sign with a dog and a cat nearby.
Colorful illustration mounted to a die cut wood panel of a cartoon character in traditional Japanese attire but modern sneakers, sitting on a neon sign with a dog and a cat nearby.
MDF cutout with a small drawing of a character and text inside a rectangular frame.
Hand-drawn illustration of a cartoon character on a MDF cut surface
Backside of a MDF board with mounting hardware.
Backside of a MDF board with mounting hardware.

Shishidomia - The Past is in the Future - #13 - "NYC Neon"

$ 4,200.00 USD
Acrylic and pigment stick on MDF board.

Artwork measures approximately 17 x 22 inches.

This piece is a part of the solo exhibition The Past is in the Future by Shishidomia at GR2 Gallery running from January 31st - February 17th, 2026. 

  • There is a No Returns Policy from the moment artwork is purchased.
  • Artwork remains on the wall for the duration of the show. Usually, art is sent out 2 weeks after the show comes down.
  • Because these are unique art pieces, it is possible that the piece you want has sold before we've had a chance to update the site. If this happens, you will contacted about a refund or exchange.
  • Art once purchased is not open for trade
  • Pick-up Orders will be ready on the Saturday after the closing of the exhibition
    • Pick up orders may be subject to storage fees if not picked up within 3 months after your pick up notice. You will be contacted again before fees begin.

In-Person viewing is available at GR2 Gallery: Open Friday 12:00 pm - 4:00pm, Saturday 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm, and Sunday 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm.

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