F2B - BeetleCan Coca2 4I8





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BeetleCan Coca2 4I8 is a 2024 limited-edition mixed media and digital painting from France in Pop Art style, 30 × 30 cm, signed on the board, edition 4/8, produced directly from the artist, with a certificate of authenticity.
Description from the seller
BeetleCan Series
Limited editions of 8 copies + 4 EA (artist proofs) - Mass-printed on a plexiglass plaque backing, with a dorsal attachment and a soft front laminate to protect against UV and humidity). Certificate of authenticity
F2B studied brilliantly at the École Supérieure des Arts appliqués Duperré in Paris.
Art Director, then Creative Director in an agency, F2B finds all his inspiration in brand identity. Freed in his art from all advertising constraints, F2B takes pleasure in associating with and reinterpreting logotypes, icons, and other mass-market emblems. These works are regularly exhibited in contemporary art galleries.
The logotype remains the unifying element in F2B’s works. In this digital work, combined with AI, the beetles, as if pinned, are dressed in brand logos.
Seller's Story
BeetleCan Series
Limited editions of 8 copies + 4 EA (artist proofs) - Mass-printed on a plexiglass plaque backing, with a dorsal attachment and a soft front laminate to protect against UV and humidity). Certificate of authenticity
F2B studied brilliantly at the École Supérieure des Arts appliqués Duperré in Paris.
Art Director, then Creative Director in an agency, F2B finds all his inspiration in brand identity. Freed in his art from all advertising constraints, F2B takes pleasure in associating with and reinterpreting logotypes, icons, and other mass-market emblems. These works are regularly exhibited in contemporary art galleries.
The logotype remains the unifying element in F2B’s works. In this digital work, combined with AI, the beetles, as if pinned, are dressed in brand logos.

