Don't worry, there's no poor dubbing anywhere in this article. There aren't even any subtitles, unless you include this opening ramble.
Hero Complex Gallery is paying tribute to the mysterious, beautiful and often-bewildering world of Eastern cinema with its latest pop culture show, Asian Influences.
Bringing together original artwork from over 60 international artists, tributes have been paid to Asian giants (Stuido Ghibli, Bruce Lee, Akira Kurosawa) while Western icons have been reimagined with Eastern flavours.
While the exhibit opens in the Los Angeles gallery on 14 November, those of us unable to make the trip will get a chance of buying our favourite works when online sales kick off on 15 November. You can see some of our favourite works below.
(Images: Hero Complex Gallery)
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