Marc Brickman Cory Arcangel Inspired Super Mario Clouds Canvas Art Print – Contemporary Digital Art Wall Decor

Pixel Dreams Meet Manhattan Skyline

What happens when the nostalgia of 8-bit gaming collides with the grandeur of New York City's most iconic skyscraper? You get Marc Brickman's Super Mario Clouds — a canvas art print that bridges pop culture, digital art history, and the magic of light in one unforgettable image.

Inspired by Cory Arcangel's legendary 2002 artwork Super Mario Clouds — in which the artist hacked a Super Mario Bros. cartridge to display only the game's drifting clouds against a blue sky — this print reimagines that minimalist digital gesture on the grandest of stages. On May 1, 2015, Marc Brickman illuminated the Empire State Building in a breathtaking light show to mark the opening of the Whitney Museum of American Art, and this print captures that electric evening in all its pixelated, dreamlike glory.

What You'll Receive

• Size: 19" × 28" — bold enough to anchor any room
• Print quality: Full-color on premium 100# dull cover stock
• Finish: Matte gallery-quality surface for vivid, glare-free display
• Subject: Contemporary digital art inspired by Cory Arcangel's Super Mario Clouds

Why This Piece Matters

Arcangel's original work asked a deceptively simple question: what remains when you strip everything away? Brickman's light-painted ESB answers with its own quiet power — a tower of steel and glass transformed into something soft, playful, and deeply human. Together, they create a dialogue between the analog and the digital, the monumental and the intimate.

Whether you're a gamer, a contemporary art lover, or simply someone who appreciates the unexpected beauty of two worlds colliding, this print will bring a smile to your face and a spark to your walls every single day.