Josh Sperling (1984) - HOT AVANT-GARDE





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Josh Sperling’s signed limited-edition digital print HOT AVANT-GARDE (2022), numbered 52/100, measures 70 × 50 cm and features multiple colours.
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Work by the famous contemporary artist Josh Sperling published following his exhibition at Perrotin Paris in 2022.
Edition of 100 copies signed and hand-numbered by the artist, representing one of his sculptures.
Copy kept away from light.
He is an artist similar to Banksy, Kaws, Invader, Koons, Haring, Cattelan, JonOne, Futura, Basquiat, Roy, Calleja, Murakami, Madsaki, Imbue, Chevrier, Vhils, Takeru, etc... He is exhibited worldwide and his market value continues to rise, currently reaching more than 111,822 USD.
Josh Sperling is part of the minimalist painting tradition of the 1960s and 1970s, and of the “shaped canvases.” He uses complex cutouts of plywood on which a canvas is stretched and then painted with a palette of saturated colors, which sometimes clash. His three-dimensional work tends to abolish the boundaries between painting and sculpture, image and object. Drawing on references from both design and art history, Sperling has created a unique visual language recognizable by its expressionism and its uncontrollable energy.
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Work by the famous contemporary artist Josh Sperling published following his exhibition at Perrotin Paris in 2022.
Edition of 100 copies signed and hand-numbered by the artist, representing one of his sculptures.
Copy kept away from light.
He is an artist similar to Banksy, Kaws, Invader, Koons, Haring, Cattelan, JonOne, Futura, Basquiat, Roy, Calleja, Murakami, Madsaki, Imbue, Chevrier, Vhils, Takeru, etc... He is exhibited worldwide and his market value continues to rise, currently reaching more than 111,822 USD.
Josh Sperling is part of the minimalist painting tradition of the 1960s and 1970s, and of the “shaped canvases.” He uses complex cutouts of plywood on which a canvas is stretched and then painted with a palette of saturated colors, which sometimes clash. His three-dimensional work tends to abolish the boundaries between painting and sculpture, image and object. Drawing on references from both design and art history, Sperling has created a unique visual language recognizable by its expressionism and its uncontrollable energy.
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