JUN INAGAWA
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JUN INAGAWA

Hero, cartoonist, musician

Born and raised in Japan, and while longing for manga and anime, he spent his middle and high school days in California, USA. He explored his own aesthetics in a lonely time in a foreign country, was influenced by Los Angeles skating culture, and began to pursue free expression. In 2017, he worked on a mural at VLONE POP UP hosted by Younglord (A$AP Bari) held in Los Angeles on the occasion of a collaboration with Paradis 3 led by skater Sean Pablo. After returning to Japan, while continuing to challenge various methods of expression, he vividly drew the “OTAKU HERO” statue reflecting Jun Inagawa's aesthetics, and developed it into many projects and animation works.

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Artworks

Artworks by JUN INAGAWA are for sale on ArtSticker. See the prices, sizes, materials, and concepts of the artworks by JUN INAGAWA , as well as artist information such as exhibition news and profile.

Second Impact by JUN INAGAWA

41 × 31.8 cm

USD 1,746

Rainbow by JUN INAGAWA

28.8 × 50 cm

USD 978

A+OTAKU HERO= by JUN INAGAWA

51.2 × 41.3 × 2.7 cm

USD 1,886

LOVE, MAD, DESTROY by JUN INAGAWA

51.2 × 43.5 × 2.7 cm

USD 1,746

UTOPIA by JUN INAGAWA

40 × 29.6 × 2 cm

USD 1,187

RED MONDAY by JUN INAGAWA

42 × 36.2 × 2 cm

USD 1,187

CLOSE YOUR EYES by JUN INAGAWA

42.1 × 70 × 2.5 cm

USD 3,352

OTAKU HERO+ A  by JUN INAGAWA

49.3 × 70 × 2.5 cm

USD 3,352

Red Puppet by JUN INAGAWA

70.6 × 100 cm

USD 3,352

Profile

Biography

Born and raised in Japan, and while longing for manga and anime, he spent his middle and high school days in California, USA. He explored his own aesthetics in a lonely time in a foreign country, was influenced by Los Angeles skating culture, and began to pursue free expression. In 2017, he worked on a mural at VLONE POP UP hosted by Younglord (A$AP Bari) held in Los Angeles on the occasion of a collaboration with Paradis 3 led by skater Sean Pablo. After returning to Japan, while continuing to challenge various methods of expression, he vividly drew the “OTAKU HERO” statue reflecting Jun Inagawa's aesthetics, and developed it into many projects and animation works.

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