Apset (1984) - Urban Tribes série # 5

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Apset (born 1984, Thessaloniki) presents Urban Tribe Series #5, an original oil on canvas, 30 × 30 cm, created in 2022, signed by the artist, sold with its frame, from Greece, with a certificate of authenticity issued by MP ARTS AGENCY.

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Artist name: Apset
Nationality: Greek
Date of birth: 1984, Thessaloniki, Greece

Title of the work: Urban Tribe Series #5
Year: 2024
Technique: oil on canvas

Dimensions: 30cm x 30 cm

Framing: none

Details of the signature:
Hand-signed by the artist, on the back of the artwork

Edition:
Unique work (no numbering, original artwork).

Provenance:
Artwork directly from the artist's studio, Apset. The work is for sale with a certificate of authenticity issued by the agency representing the artist, MP ARTS AGENCY.

Documentation:
Certificate of authenticity issued by MP ARTS AGENCY.

Condition:
The artwork is in perfect condition, with no notable imperfections.

Delivery:
The artwork will be shipped from Greece, carefully packaged and insured. It will be shipped unframed (rolled). Delivery with insurance.

About the artist:

Apset, born in Thessaloniki in 1984, is a prominent street art figure whose work has left a mark on the urban scene in Greece and beyond. Involved in graffiti culture since 1998, he founded the group Agb-2g with friends, in the heart of Thessaloniki. His art is distinguished by striking portraits, a unique use of colors, and an innovative graphic approach. His name, an anagram of his first name Stelios (Ste-Set), reflects his conceptual approach.

After studies in graphic design in Thessaloniki and an internship in Warsaw, he trained in several artistic disciplines, from sculpture to video, including engraving and drawing. A graduate of the School of Fine Arts at Aristotle University, Apset collaborated with Pacific Décor on the design of amusement parks in Greece and participated in major festivals such as the Thessaloniki Street Art Festival and Boarding Pass in Chalkidiki.

Over the years, he has evolved in his practice, moving away from tagging to focus on realistic figures and 3D portraits, his true signature. He draws inspiration from his daily life, the city of Thessaloniki, graphic art, and even fashion. His vibrant and powerful works question society, culture, and the human condition while offering a striking aesthetic vision.

Selected exhibitions:

2024: “Urban Myths,” G.E. Kapopoulos, Mika Papamichail, Municipal gallery, Mykonos.

2024: “OverLoaded,” Mika Papamichail Cream Athens - T.A.F., Athens.

2024: “Latin American & Local,” Delirium urban art gallery, Athens.

2022: “Familiar Faces,” Delirium urban art gallery, Athens.

2022: “Osmosis,” conceptual art subject, Bensounsan han, Thessaloniki.

2021: “Neocratia,” Achetez de l‘Art gallery, curated by Mika Papamichail, Paris, France.

2017: “The Art of Painting,” Urban Art, Amsterdam, Holland.

2014: “No Respect,” Onassis Stegi, Athens.

2012: “On the Blocks,” Vamiali’s Gallery, Metaxourgio, Athens.

And many more, with a regular presence on the international street art scene.

Selected urban projects:

2025: “Corfiot Woman,” in collaboration with ‘Walls that Talk’ & ‘Green Pelekas,’ Corfu.

2024: “Empathy,” collaborative mural, co-organized with the municipality of Trikala.

2024: “Wish you were here,” street art competition in Mataroa, Thessaloniki.

2022: “Liberdreaming,” mural project at Korydallos Prison, Athens.

2021: “Covid, youth & mental health,” Action Aid center, Thessaloniki, with the United States Embassy in Greece.

Apset's art invites us to explore the soul of the street and understand society through his impactful visuals and messages. His works, visible on walls in many cities, have become visual landmarks imbued with contemporary urban culture.

Artist name: Apset
Nationality: Greek
Date of birth: 1984, Thessaloniki, Greece

Title of the work: Urban Tribe Series #5
Year: 2024
Technique: oil on canvas

Dimensions: 30cm x 30 cm

Framing: none

Details of the signature:
Hand-signed by the artist, on the back of the artwork

Edition:
Unique work (no numbering, original artwork).

Provenance:
Artwork directly from the artist's studio, Apset. The work is for sale with a certificate of authenticity issued by the agency representing the artist, MP ARTS AGENCY.

Documentation:
Certificate of authenticity issued by MP ARTS AGENCY.

Condition:
The artwork is in perfect condition, with no notable imperfections.

Delivery:
The artwork will be shipped from Greece, carefully packaged and insured. It will be shipped unframed (rolled). Delivery with insurance.

About the artist:

Apset, born in Thessaloniki in 1984, is a prominent street art figure whose work has left a mark on the urban scene in Greece and beyond. Involved in graffiti culture since 1998, he founded the group Agb-2g with friends, in the heart of Thessaloniki. His art is distinguished by striking portraits, a unique use of colors, and an innovative graphic approach. His name, an anagram of his first name Stelios (Ste-Set), reflects his conceptual approach.

After studies in graphic design in Thessaloniki and an internship in Warsaw, he trained in several artistic disciplines, from sculpture to video, including engraving and drawing. A graduate of the School of Fine Arts at Aristotle University, Apset collaborated with Pacific Décor on the design of amusement parks in Greece and participated in major festivals such as the Thessaloniki Street Art Festival and Boarding Pass in Chalkidiki.

Over the years, he has evolved in his practice, moving away from tagging to focus on realistic figures and 3D portraits, his true signature. He draws inspiration from his daily life, the city of Thessaloniki, graphic art, and even fashion. His vibrant and powerful works question society, culture, and the human condition while offering a striking aesthetic vision.

Selected exhibitions:

2024: “Urban Myths,” G.E. Kapopoulos, Mika Papamichail, Municipal gallery, Mykonos.

2024: “OverLoaded,” Mika Papamichail Cream Athens - T.A.F., Athens.

2024: “Latin American & Local,” Delirium urban art gallery, Athens.

2022: “Familiar Faces,” Delirium urban art gallery, Athens.

2022: “Osmosis,” conceptual art subject, Bensounsan han, Thessaloniki.

2021: “Neocratia,” Achetez de l‘Art gallery, curated by Mika Papamichail, Paris, France.

2017: “The Art of Painting,” Urban Art, Amsterdam, Holland.

2014: “No Respect,” Onassis Stegi, Athens.

2012: “On the Blocks,” Vamiali’s Gallery, Metaxourgio, Athens.

And many more, with a regular presence on the international street art scene.

Selected urban projects:

2025: “Corfiot Woman,” in collaboration with ‘Walls that Talk’ & ‘Green Pelekas,’ Corfu.

2024: “Empathy,” collaborative mural, co-organized with the municipality of Trikala.

2024: “Wish you were here,” street art competition in Mataroa, Thessaloniki.

2022: “Liberdreaming,” mural project at Korydallos Prison, Athens.

2021: “Covid, youth & mental health,” Action Aid center, Thessaloniki, with the United States Embassy in Greece.

Apset's art invites us to explore the soul of the street and understand society through his impactful visuals and messages. His works, visible on walls in many cities, have become visual landmarks imbued with contemporary urban culture.

Details

Artist
Apset (1984)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Agent
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Urban Tribes série # 5
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Greece
Year
2022
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
30 cm
Width
30 cm
Depiction/theme
Cityscape
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
8
Objects sold
Private

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