Solid Kicks by Tuco41

This unique art piece by @tuco41 reimagines the iconic Nike SB Dunk as a 8-pound concrete sculpture, blending street culture with raw, industrial aesthetics. The heavyweight medium symbolizes resilience and permanence, reflecting the enduring spirit of skateboarding and activism

Painted by Tuco41, a NYC artist known for merging graffiti, skate culture, and socio-political commentary, the piece features a Palestinian- and peace-themed design. Expect bold colors, symbolic motifs, and layered textures that echo Tuco41’s signature style—transforming the concrete surface into a canvas for protest and hope .

The design honors Palestinian heritage,

Skate Culture Fusion: The SB Dunk’s silhouette ties the message to skateboarding’s history of counterculture and grassroots activism .

Part of the *Solid Kicks* exhibit, this piece aligns with shows like Nike SB’s *20 Years of SB* However, it stands apart as a non-wearable, statement art object .

Weight: 8 lbs (3.6 kg) – a deliberate contrast to the lightweight sneaker.

Collector’s Note:
Like the rarest SB Dunks (e.g., the *Paris Dunk* or *Freddy Krueger*), this piece transcends function—offering cultural value as a limited-edition artifact. Its concrete form nods to skateboarding’s urban roots while amplifying global solidarity