Atelier
Lot 002  ·  Private Sale  ·  Edition of One

SportscarBoom

Acrylic and poster paint on paper. A study of velocity, weather and the colour green, executed in a single afternoon and without reference.

Sportscar Boom: a black and olive-green car with two green-filled windows, beneath a vigorously brushed cerulean sky.
Sportscar Boom
The Artist (b. 2020)  ·  2026  ·  Acrylic and poster paint on paper
Click to enlarge  ·  Installation view available
Asking Price
$90,000,000,000
ninety billion United States dollars
An eighty per cent advance on Lot 001, reflecting the introduction of a vehicle. Non-negotiable.
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Market Data

The artist's market

Figures compiled by the gallery, which is also the artist's household.
Asking price
$90.0B
+80.0% vs Lot 001
Works offered
3
All within 2026
Works sold
0
Unchanged since 2020
Days to produce
1
Including drying

Comparable results

Bars use a logarithmic scale; on a linear one, every work below the top three would be invisible. Prices for Lots 001 to 003 are asking, not realised.

Work Relative value (log scale) Price (USD) Year
Sportscar BoomThe Artist · asking 90,000,000,000 2026
Dax LasersThe Artist · asking 60,000,000,000 2026
Untitled No. 1The Artist · asking 50,000,000,000 2026
Salvator MundiLeonardo da Vinci · Christie's 450,300,000 2017
InterchangeWillem de Kooning · private sale 300,000,000 2015
The Card PlayersPaul Cézanne · private sale 250,000,000 2011
Les Femmes d'AlgerPablo Picasso · Christie's 179,400,000 2015

Why ninety,
and not fifty

Lot 001 established the artist's ceiling. Lot 002 contains a car, and the gallery has priced accordingly.

The sky arrives first and takes the upper half entirely — scraped, swirled, and worked back into itself until the brush begins to lift the paint it has already laid down. Beneath it the vehicle sits low and wide in olive and black, its two windows filled with vertical green strokes that the artist has confirmed are trees, seen while moving. The road, such as it is, is indicated at the foot of the sheet in six decisive grey marks. The work was completed in a single session. The artist declined to add wheels, on the grounds that it was going too fast for them to be visible.

Lot
002
Artist
The Artist (b. 2020)
Title
Sportscar Boom
Date
2026
Medium
Acrylic and poster paint on paper
Dimensions
Approximately one afternoon. Exact measurements on request.
Signature
Unsigned. The artist considers the subject self-evident.
Provenance
The artist’s studio (the kitchen table); thence to the hallway floor, where it was photographed
Condition
Excellent. A thumbprint at lower left is original to the work and must not be removed.
Framing
Unframed. Previously affixed to a refrigerator.
Status
Available
“There are two windows and both of them have grass in them. I did that.”The artist
“It’s a car. You can tell because of the boom.”The artist’s younger sibling
“He has entered his blue period. It began on Tuesday and is ongoing.”Studio representative
Certificate of Authenticity

Sportscar Boom

Lot 002  ·  The Artist (b. 2020)  ·  2026  ·  Unique

This is to certify that the work described above is an original, unique and wholly unrepeatable creation of the artist; that no study, copy or second attempt exists; and that the artist, asked directly and more than once, confirmed that it is a sportscar.

ATELIER · LOT 002 · EDITION OF ONE
Issued by the gallery  ·  Countersigned in felt tip
The Artist

Two works. One year. No sales.

Born in 2020, the artist works at speed from a home studio and paints with both hands, occasionally at the same time. Where Lot 001 was a field of pure colour, Lot 002 marks his first turn toward the observed world — specifically, toward cars. His representatives expect this to continue for some time.

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