Jesusito is a posh, chill, and cheeky Jesus, transformed into a queer urban icon with Ibiza vibes, party energy, and excess. Amid jewelry, a pink bag, a Louis Vuitton belt, and a San Bowie T-shirt (a direct nod to another piece in the collection), the work bridges the divine and the profane, spirituality and luxury, and pop culture.
The piece measures 122 x 80 cm and is made on plywood, worked with recycled posters, putty, acrylic paint, and spray, creating a surface full of texture, volume, and urban layers. Every detail reinforces the street energy of paste-up brought into gallery format.
It’s provocative, transgressive, and unique: a scream of irreverence that turns the sacred into a party, dogma into satire, and the solemn into pure urban art.
