A sidecar adorned with rhinestones, handcrafted as a visual tribute to Elvis and everything he represents: spectacle, light, and stage presence.
The surface is entirely worked with gemstones, rhinestones, and luminous details that follow the lines of the vehicle, creating a rich yet controlled composition. Red, white, and blue tones intertwine with motifs inspired by the American flag, while reflective surfaces constantly shift under the light, making the piece appear different depending on the viewpoint.
The defining detail is the figure of Elvis placed inside the sidecar: not just a decorative element, but the focal point around which the entire composition revolves. Up close, you perceive the amount of work behind every part; from a distance, it remains a strong, almost theatrical presence, designed to attract attention without explanation.
It is a piece that is not meant to go unnoticed. It inhabits space like an icon, halfway between object and scenography, capable of bringing energy, memory, and imagery into a single form.
