Pokemon GOne

“Pokémon GOne” A Dark Satirical Painting. Fandom runs deep, for some, it’s Star Wars, for others, it’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (me), and for many, it’s Pokémon. But what happens when our love for these worlds goes too far? “Pokémon GOne” is a multi-layered stencil painting that takes a dark humorous look at our obsession with pop culture, where we don’t just love our favorite franchises, we become them.

This satirical painting imagines a world where our devotion to Pokémon has evolved beyond collecting and battling, transforming us into the very creatures we adore. The artwork features a skull with Pikachu ears and signature rosy red cheeks, blending spray paint and stencil art to create a mix of pop art and black comedy. It’s cute, cool, and just the right amount of creepy.

At its core, this painting is a commentary on how deeply these properties become part of our identity. Are we just fans, or are we slowly morphing into extensions of the brands we consume? “Pokémon GOne” asks that question with a wink. Because, let’s be honest, a Pikachu skull is oddly adorable and unsettling all at once.