Robert Nava, 1985 Original porcelain, fine bone china, surface decorated with fine art print in colors. Edition of 250 Produced for the coalition for the homeless In 2022. Supported by Pace gallery Prospect New York. Size: 27,3 cm. Signature stamped on verso, with Printed numberation. Also report all the informations about the coalition project. There Is not original box, has been damaged in the delivery transport, not available. No apparent condition issues. Will be shipped protected with tracking informations. About Robert Nava: Robert Nava’s striking, pared-down figurations generate their own irreverent, mythical visual language. The Indiana-born, Brooklyn-based artist uses a mix of spray paint, acrylics, and grease pencil to create a lexicon of creatures real and imagined, including sharks, angels, clowns, and more. Nava, who graduated with an MFA in painting from Yale in 2011, has exhibited widely in the intervening years: He has enjoyed solo shows in New York, Brussels, Los Angeles, and Copenhagen. His work also belongs in the Art Institute of Chicago’s permanent collection. Nava’s purposeful chaos and formal simplicity place his work in a number of iconic lineages, from cave paintings to Jean-Michel Basquiat’s gestural exuberance.