This is Cheaper Than $12M, 2012 _{A Pop Art, Pastel on Paper, Painting}

Infused with biting humor and vibrant colors, this piece critiques the inflated art market and the surreal valuations placed on masterpieces. The inclusion of a comic-style speech bubble—"Aiiieee!!! $120 Million? For Me? Noo!! Aiiieee!!!"—transforms the iconic scream into a playful commentary on the commercialization of art.

Rendered in bold blues, oranges, and yellows with expressive strokes, Uyanik stays true to his satirical roots. The exaggerated emotion of the central figure, combined with the text overlay, creates an engaging dialogue between classic art and modern critique. It’s a nod to pop art sensibilities while maintaining a unique voice that is both critical and humorous.

Perfect for gallery spaces, creative studios, or collectors of satirical or pop art, "This is Cheaper Than $12M" exemplifies Uyanik’s ability to blend humor and art into a thought-provoking narrative. This piece invites viewers to laugh while questioning the nature of value and commercialism in the art world.