Toni Barnes (2000) - Number 6 (Murakami style)

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Toni Barnes’s Number 6 (Murakami style) (2024) is a signed mixed-media digital print on aluminium dibond with acrylic and lacquer paint, numbered 2/30.

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Toni Barnes (2000), Number 6 (Murakami style), 2024.

Digital print on Alu-Dibond, acrylic paint, lacquer, 44.5 x 44.5 x 0.3 cm, edition 2/30,

Unique work in a series, signed.

Provenance: Artist’s studio

Verso with authentication sticker and edition number.

“The Pop Art Icon's series” is conceived as a tribute to the great names of the 1960s–1990s. Famous motifs are interwoven and reinterpreted.
Robert Indiana’s Numbers are iconic works of art that captivate not only with their clear typography but also with their profound symbolic meaning. The numbers 0 to 9 represent the life cycle, from birth to death, and invite viewers to engage with the fundamental themes of human existence. In these works, Indiana combines Pop Art with Minimalism, making them timeless yet modern.

Toni Barnes’s reinterpretation of the Numbers lends these classic motifs a new dynamism. Through an innovative combination of materials and colors, Barnes succeeds in bringing the powerful symbolism of the numbers into a contemporary context. Her works reflect both respect for the original and a bold, creative evolution that will appeal to collectors and art buyers.
For buyers, these works are a unique investment opportunity. They embody not only the connection between history and innovation but also a timeless style that will shine in any collection.

About
A graduate of UdK Berlin, Toni Barnes has devoted her oeuvre to sculpture. The theme of art in space, in both 2D and 3D, is also reflected in her painting, which is devoted exclusively to the play of light and shadow. Barnes currently lives and works in Berlin.

Toni Barnes (2000), Number 6 (Murakami style), 2024.

Digital print on Alu-Dibond, acrylic paint, lacquer, 44.5 x 44.5 x 0.3 cm, edition 2/30,

Unique work in a series, signed.

Provenance: Artist’s studio

Verso with authentication sticker and edition number.

“The Pop Art Icon's series” is conceived as a tribute to the great names of the 1960s–1990s. Famous motifs are interwoven and reinterpreted.
Robert Indiana’s Numbers are iconic works of art that captivate not only with their clear typography but also with their profound symbolic meaning. The numbers 0 to 9 represent the life cycle, from birth to death, and invite viewers to engage with the fundamental themes of human existence. In these works, Indiana combines Pop Art with Minimalism, making them timeless yet modern.

Toni Barnes’s reinterpretation of the Numbers lends these classic motifs a new dynamism. Through an innovative combination of materials and colors, Barnes succeeds in bringing the powerful symbolism of the numbers into a contemporary context. Her works reflect both respect for the original and a bold, creative evolution that will appeal to collectors and art buyers.
For buyers, these works are a unique investment opportunity. They embody not only the connection between history and innovation but also a timeless style that will shine in any collection.

About
A graduate of UdK Berlin, Toni Barnes has devoted her oeuvre to sculpture. The theme of art in space, in both 2D and 3D, is also reflected in her painting, which is devoted exclusively to the play of light and shadow. Barnes currently lives and works in Berlin.

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Germany
Material
Mixed Media
Artist
Toni Barnes (2000)
Title of artwork
Number 6 (Murakami style)
Signature
Hand signed
Edition
30
Year
2024
Condition
Good condition
Height
44.5 cm
Width
44.5 cm
Depth
0.3 cm
GermanyVerified
685
Objects sold
100%
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