Michiel Folkers (1982) - Bear 048






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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Bear 048 by Michiel Folkers (born 1982) is a hand‑pulled cobalt blue screen print on 340 g acid‑free paper, 70 x 50 cm, edition of 20 (number 048), signed on the front, in excellent condition, produced in 2024 in the Netherlands, sold directly from the artist.
Description from the seller
The teddy bears used for this artwork are all second-hand or broken, fished out of a trash can, and immortalized in this way. The bear is not only sold worldwide to art lovers and/or galleries, but is also distributed on the street (in various ways) (see photos).
This screen print was made using a second-hand teddy bear and two colors of ink (Cobalt blue with a sand-beige background). The original bear was dipped in Indonesian ink and printed entirely on high-quality (340 grams, acid-free) paper. From this original bear artwork, a screen print was created in an edition of 20 cobalt blue bears.
Technique: hand-pulled screen printing on 340 grams acid-free paper.
Including: Artist Certificate of Authenticity / Sticker
Worldwide delivery / shipping within 48 hours in a tube. The work is shipped without a frame.
Number: 048
Edition: 20
Signature and embossing on the front of the screen print.
More info:
Michiel Folkers, aka Gieler (1982), started with graffiti in Amsterdam in the late nineties. Years later, he swapped the street walls for canvas in his studio. Much of his work still vividly reflects or evokes the feeling of the streets. Currently, his work is traveling around the world, exhibiting in galleries from Zurich to New York. His work has become especially popular in America in recent years, and it hangs in the homes of several 'famous people'.
Seller's Story
The teddy bears used for this artwork are all second-hand or broken, fished out of a trash can, and immortalized in this way. The bear is not only sold worldwide to art lovers and/or galleries, but is also distributed on the street (in various ways) (see photos).
This screen print was made using a second-hand teddy bear and two colors of ink (Cobalt blue with a sand-beige background). The original bear was dipped in Indonesian ink and printed entirely on high-quality (340 grams, acid-free) paper. From this original bear artwork, a screen print was created in an edition of 20 cobalt blue bears.
Technique: hand-pulled screen printing on 340 grams acid-free paper.
Including: Artist Certificate of Authenticity / Sticker
Worldwide delivery / shipping within 48 hours in a tube. The work is shipped without a frame.
Number: 048
Edition: 20
Signature and embossing on the front of the screen print.
More info:
Michiel Folkers, aka Gieler (1982), started with graffiti in Amsterdam in the late nineties. Years later, he swapped the street walls for canvas in his studio. Much of his work still vividly reflects or evokes the feeling of the streets. Currently, his work is traveling around the world, exhibiting in galleries from Zurich to New York. His work has become especially popular in America in recent years, and it hangs in the homes of several 'famous people'.
