Michiel Folkers - All Together Now





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All Together Now is an original, 2023 artwork by Michiel Folkers (Gieler), created from 4 mm plexiglass on an 8 mm acrylic panel, measuring 100 × 70 × 12 cm, weighing 20 kg, hand-signed, in excellent condition, with a Certificate of Authenticity, produced in the Netherlands and ready to hang.
Description from the seller
All Together Now (Original)
Fifty used teddy bears, cozily gathered in a sturdy, specially designed plexiglass box. At the back, a hanging profile, allowing the artwork to be mounted directly on the wall.
Dimensions: 100 × 70 × 12 cm
Technique: 4 mm plexiglass on 8 mm acrylic panel
Includes: Certificate of Authenticity
Hanging-ready
Year: 2023
Amsterdam
Transport: Worldwide in a safe transport crate
Video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Zia9s3ym7ic
Michiel Folkers (1982), also known under his artist name Gieler, began graffiti in Amsterdam in the late nineties. Years later he swapped the street walls for the canvas in his studio, but the raw energy and layering of the city are still clearly visible in his work. Today his work is collected worldwide and exhibited in galleries, from Zurich to New York. Especially in the United States his work has grown in popularity in recent years and is part of several prominent private collections.
Seller's Story
All Together Now (Original)
Fifty used teddy bears, cozily gathered in a sturdy, specially designed plexiglass box. At the back, a hanging profile, allowing the artwork to be mounted directly on the wall.
Dimensions: 100 × 70 × 12 cm
Technique: 4 mm plexiglass on 8 mm acrylic panel
Includes: Certificate of Authenticity
Hanging-ready
Year: 2023
Amsterdam
Transport: Worldwide in a safe transport crate
Video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Zia9s3ym7ic
Michiel Folkers (1982), also known under his artist name Gieler, began graffiti in Amsterdam in the late nineties. Years later he swapped the street walls for the canvas in his studio, but the raw energy and layering of the city are still clearly visible in his work. Today his work is collected worldwide and exhibited in galleries, from Zurich to New York. Especially in the United States his work has grown in popularity in recent years and is part of several prominent private collections.

