HÖK (1984) - Marilyn's Golden Soup Glam "Golden Series"...

CONCEPT OF THE WORK - Marilyn's Golden Soup Glam – Golden Series (Unique work) What would happen if Marilyn Monroe, one of the greatest symbols of glamour of the 20th century, discovered that Andy Warhol's famous Campbell's tomato soup has become a true luxury product? This is the story HÖK imagines in Marilyn's Golden Soup Glam, a work that brings together two great Pop Art icons in a scene filled with elegance, irony, and references to popular culture. The protagonist is Marilyn Monroe, one of the most emblematic faces of Hollywood's golden age. Her beauty, magnetism, and extraordinary presence made her a universal symbol that transcended cinema to firmly install itself in art history, especially thanks to Warhol's famous reinterpretations. On this occasion, Marilyn appears enjoying a spoonful of the mythical Campbell's tomato soup, another of Warhol's great symbols in the artistic universe. However, HÖK introduces a detail that completely transforms the scene: the soup reaching her lips is golden, as if that humble supermarket product had become a luxury object. This small gesture encapsulates a reflection on the value of images, brands, and everyday objects. What began as a mass-market consumer product can end up transformed into an internationally recognized work of art, admired and collected. The work belongs to HÖK's Golden Series, a collection that draws part of its inspiration from the great icons of Hollywood's golden age and from the symbolism of gold as a representation of glamour, elegance, and exclusivity. One of the most special aspects of this series is the use of gold paint and metallic finish. Unlike a conventional color, gold reacts to light and creates reflections and nuances that change depending on the viewing angle, offering a visual richness difficult to fully appreciate in a photograph. The portrait is presented on an editorial-inspired composition, with references to the fashion world, advertising, and magazines, while the intense reds, black contrasts, and gestural strokes provide the energy characteristic of HÖK's artistic language. Marilyn's Golden Soup Glam is, ultimately, a meeting between classic Hollywood and contemporary Pop Art. A work where Marilyn's glamour, Warhol's artistic revolution, and the shine of gold come together to pose a question as simple as it is provocative: what makes everyday things become a luxury icon? A piece with strong visual personality, conceived for those who find in art a blend of history, beauty, popular culture, and a different perspective on the world around us. ──────────────────────── HÖK ARTIST HÖK Artist’s works are part of private collections in more than 20 countries and have been exhibited in art galleries in Spain and Europe. Currently, original works by HÖK Artist are exhibited and sold in international art galleries with prices ranging between €3,000 and €5,000. Known for his vibrant visual language, where color, typography, and pop culture icons become protagonists, HÖK Artist presents this original work directly from his studio. Over 900 works sold internationally. ──────────────────────── ABOUT THE WORK Artist: HÖK (1984) Year: 2026 Edition: Hand-painted Support: 100% cotton canvas of high quality Mixed media: Premium brand materials, acrylic paint, spray paint, brush, crayon, markers, stencils, giclée Style: Pop Art, Street Art, Contemporary Art ──────────────────────── CHARACTERISTICS: - Fully hand-painted - Signed by the artist - Unique piece, not part of series or numbered editions - Artist stamp on front and back - Certificate of authenticity (COA) included - Approximate weight: 2 kg ──────────────────────── ABOUT THE ARTIST Born in Barcelona, Spain in 1984, HÖK combines acrylic painting and graffiti with a vibrant and energetic approach. His work is characterized by the use of iconic characters, striking compositions, and visual combinations with recognizable brand elements, all rendered in vivid and fluorescent colors that capture the essence of pop culture. Art director and editorial graphic designer trained at Elisava (Barcelona), HÖK translates his design experience into the art world, creating works that invite not only looking but also reflection. Each piece is a dialogue with consumption, identity, freedom, and the visual force of contemporary brands. More than 900 works by HÖK have been sold worldwide: United States, Canada, France, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Taiwan, Japan, Great Britain, Spain, and more. His international success reflects recognition of a personal, powerful, and message-driven style. ──────────────────────── LATEST EXHIBITIONS 2026: Madrid and Cadaqués 2025: Barcelona and Madrid 2024: Cadaqués, Barcelona, Lyon, Paris, Madrid, and Rome 2023: Barcelona, Paris, and Madrid 2022: Barcelona, Lyon, Paris, Madrid, and Rome ──────────────────────── AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS • Prize for the Human Rights Yearbook of Catalonia. • Notworking Award 2024. • Notworking Award 2025. • Featured artist on Catawiki. • Selected for special and curated auctions. • Exhibitions in contemporary art galleries and spaces. • Works in international private collections. • Artist represented on international platforms such as Artsy, Artsper, and Singulart. ──────────────────────── ABOUT SHIPPING Due to the high cost of international transport, the work is shipped rolled and protected in a special tube for artworks. Customs duties and island taxes are not included and will be borne by the buyer. Worldwide insured shipping with tracking number. Estimated delivery: 3–10 working days. Canvas prepared for an internal frame of 2 to 3 cm thickness (not included) Combined shipping available. Do not accept damaged packages without inspecting them first. Make sure your address and email on Catawiki are correct. ──────────────────────── Expand your collection with an original work by HÖK. Art with a message. Color with intention. Energy with purpose. Acquire an original work directly from the artist's studio. #Tableau Instagram: @hok.artist mail: hok@hok.studio web: hok.studio

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