Michiel Folkers (1982) - Bear 062-4 (ORIGINAL)





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Michiel Folkers (1982) presents Bear 062-4 (ORIGINAL), a 70 × 50 cm pink and green acryl painting on museum paper, a unique edition numbered 062-4 and signed on the front, created in 2025 in the Netherlands, weighing 0.1 kg, sold directly by the artist and including an Artist Certificate of Authenticity.
Description from the seller
The teddy bear has been dipped in two kinds of bronze ink. Afterwards, it was pressed in its entirety onto museum paper.
The pink background is screen-printed.
For this artwork, only second-hand teddy bears have been used, sourced from flea markets or rescued from the trash and immortalized in this way. The piece is sold worldwide to art collectors and galleries, but the bear also frequently appears in various forms on the street. (See photos).
Technique: Black, acrylic, 340 grams acid-free pressed paper, background is pink (screen print).
Including: Artist Certificate of Authenticity
Delivery: Worldwide shipping within 48 hours, rolled in a cylinder.
Edition: UNIQUE (number 062-4 signed on the front)
Numbering indicates: which teddy bear it is (in this case bear 62) plus which unique edition of that bear was made: 4
Michiel Folkers, better known as Gieler (1982), began in the late nineties as a graffiti artist in Amsterdam. He now works in his studio, but the rawness of the street remains visible in his art. His work travels around the world and can be seen in galleries from Zurich to New York. Especially in the United States, his work has become incredibly popular in recent years, and he hangs on the walls of several celebrities.
Seller's Story
The teddy bear has been dipped in two kinds of bronze ink. Afterwards, it was pressed in its entirety onto museum paper.
The pink background is screen-printed.
For this artwork, only second-hand teddy bears have been used, sourced from flea markets or rescued from the trash and immortalized in this way. The piece is sold worldwide to art collectors and galleries, but the bear also frequently appears in various forms on the street. (See photos).
Technique: Black, acrylic, 340 grams acid-free pressed paper, background is pink (screen print).
Including: Artist Certificate of Authenticity
Delivery: Worldwide shipping within 48 hours, rolled in a cylinder.
Edition: UNIQUE (number 062-4 signed on the front)
Numbering indicates: which teddy bear it is (in this case bear 62) plus which unique edition of that bear was made: 4
Michiel Folkers, better known as Gieler (1982), began in the late nineties as a graffiti artist in Amsterdam. He now works in his studio, but the rawness of the street remains visible in his art. His work travels around the world and can be seen in galleries from Zurich to New York. Especially in the United States, his work has become incredibly popular in recent years, and he hangs on the walls of several celebrities.

