Michiel Folkers (1982) - HEADS OR TAILS





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Holds a bachelor’s degree in art history and a master’s degree in arts and cultural management.
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Description from the seller
This original artwork by TOPCAT is made with spray paint and acrylic paint. The artwork is finished with a coating of glossy varnish.
Condition: In its original state straight from the workshop.
Medium: Made on canvas. The canvas is preferably to be professionally framed.
Including: Certificate of Authenticity
Transport: Worldwide / This work is professionally packed and safely shipped in a tube within 48 hours after sale.
More info artist:
Michiel Folkers, also known as Gieler (1982), started with graffiti in Amsterdam in the late 1990s. Years later, he swapped the street walls for canvas in his studio. Much of his work still vividly reflects the feeling of the streets. He is especially known for his layered paintings, large works in which he combines colorful street posters with spray paint and acrylic paint. He collects these street posters himself for each individual artwork and uses them as the basis for all his pieces.
Currently, his work is going all over the world, and he exhibits in galleries from Zurich to New York. His work is especially popular in America, and he has several 'famous people' in his homes.
Seller's Story
This original artwork by TOPCAT is made with spray paint and acrylic paint. The artwork is finished with a coating of glossy varnish.
Condition: In its original state straight from the workshop.
Medium: Made on canvas. The canvas is preferably to be professionally framed.
Including: Certificate of Authenticity
Transport: Worldwide / This work is professionally packed and safely shipped in a tube within 48 hours after sale.
More info artist:
Michiel Folkers, also known as Gieler (1982), started with graffiti in Amsterdam in the late 1990s. Years later, he swapped the street walls for canvas in his studio. Much of his work still vividly reflects the feeling of the streets. He is especially known for his layered paintings, large works in which he combines colorful street posters with spray paint and acrylic paint. He collects these street posters himself for each individual artwork and uses them as the basis for all his pieces.
Currently, his work is going all over the world, and he exhibits in galleries from Zurich to New York. His work is especially popular in America, and he has several 'famous people' in his homes.
