KALDEA

/// THE ARTWORK ///

KALDEA - Digigraphie - "Fukuki"

Limited Edition Digigraphie Print on 300g Museum Natural Velvet paper

Digigraphie #58 - Edition of 10, 20x15cm.

Numbered and signed on the back by Kaldea.

LIMITED EDITION. NO ADDITIONAL PRINTS OF THIS WORK WILL BE MADE.

// About the Artwork ///

This work is part of the "Mecha: Body/Armor" series.
It represents the narrative culmination of the journey. This series has a dual meaning. The armor is conceived as a metaphor for reconstruction, protection, and strength forged through hardship, but it also poses a question about humanity's future in the face of machines.

// How to receive your artwork? Collection or Shipping. ///

This artwork is on display during the KALDEA exhibition "Identity." An exhibition by Galerie ROUSSARD at Espace CINKO, 12 Passage Choiseul, 75002 Paris, from April 11 to 18, 2026. Open daily from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM (closed Sundays). Free admission. No reservation required. You can purchase the artwork now. Here are the collection and shipping details:

PICK UP (free, select on the website at checkout):

→ For PAINTINGS: You can collect the artwork by appointment on Sunday, April 19, OR Monday, April 20, directly at Espace Cinko, OR afterwards in Montmartre (75018).

→ For LIMITED EDITION PRINTS: You can collect the print by appointment during the exhibition, OR on Sunday, April 19, OR Monday, April 20, directly at Espace Cinko, OR afterwards in Montmartre (75018).

Contact us by email: galerieroussard@gmail.com or text message at +33 6 80 13 69 05.

SHIPPING:

→ We can ship paintings and limited edition prints within France and worldwide. Shipments will be made after the exhibition, around April 27, 2026.

/// KALDEA'S BIOGRAPHY ///

Kaldea is a French artist living in Paris.

She has been painting on canvas since her adolescence. She quickly found her style, which has evolved over time.
In 2011, a professional opportunity in Germany allowed her to paint on larger surfaces, such as shipping containers and cars. She then quickly moved on to walls, which offered her greater possibilities for artistic expression.

Encountering diverse cultures and people is a great source of enrichment for her, an inexhaustible source of inspiration. Since her beginnings in urban art, Kaldea has become a leading figure in the scene, having participated in numerous international festivals—from London to Bangkok, via Zagreb, Munich, and Lisbon—where she works on both canvases and building facades.
Her artistic universe is imbued with Asian, ethnic, futuristic, and Art Deco influences, making it truly unique.
For her, each work must evoke a profound emotion in the viewer through its original and luminous color palette.