Copyright (XX-XXI) - Neptune Climate Change

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Neptune Climate Change, litografia su carta artistica da 330 g/m² (70 × 50 cm), realizzata nel 2009 nel Regno Unito, edizione limitata a 100 copie e firmata a mano.

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Copyright,
'Neptune Climate Change', 2009
Screen print on 330gsm fine art paper.
70 × 50. cm
Edition of 100


Copyright has been daubing the streets of the UK with his trademark pink roses for years. Fusing street art, graffiti and more traditional styles, he uses a mixture of classic painting techniques and spray can art. He creates print styles with stencils, depth with spray paint, and texture with a paintbrush.

His paintings represent ideals from the modern world and culture, portrayed within classic imagery of simple beauty, often depicted by butterflies, flowers and beautiful women. His pictures represent a contradiction of idealism and unattainable visions of beauty found in fashion, music and popular culture.

Over the last decade Copyright has been invited to show his work worldwide, including sell out solo shows in London and Tokyo. Most recently his Precious Damage show which saw him sell all 50 works in 3 hours. He was asked to design the cover of Reload Magazine to go alongside a feature about his art, as well as pieces in Harpers Bazaar, Teen Vogue and Modart, amongst others. He was featured on Series 8 of the BBC show ‘The Apprentice’ in May 2012 after being selected by the contestants as part of a task based on street art. His highly stylized work and unique style has proven popular with both national and international collectors including a number of celebrities and Premier League footballers.


Copyright,
'Neptune Climate Change', 2009
Screen print on 330gsm fine art paper.
70 × 50. cm
Edition of 100


Copyright has been daubing the streets of the UK with his trademark pink roses for years. Fusing street art, graffiti and more traditional styles, he uses a mixture of classic painting techniques and spray can art. He creates print styles with stencils, depth with spray paint, and texture with a paintbrush.

His paintings represent ideals from the modern world and culture, portrayed within classic imagery of simple beauty, often depicted by butterflies, flowers and beautiful women. His pictures represent a contradiction of idealism and unattainable visions of beauty found in fashion, music and popular culture.

Over the last decade Copyright has been invited to show his work worldwide, including sell out solo shows in London and Tokyo. Most recently his Precious Damage show which saw him sell all 50 works in 3 hours. He was asked to design the cover of Reload Magazine to go alongside a feature about his art, as well as pieces in Harpers Bazaar, Teen Vogue and Modart, amongst others. He was featured on Series 8 of the BBC show ‘The Apprentice’ in May 2012 after being selected by the contestants as part of a task based on street art. His highly stylized work and unique style has proven popular with both national and international collectors including a number of celebrities and Premier League footballers.


Dettagli

Artista
Copyright (XX-XXI)
Venduto da
Proprietario o rivenditore
Edizione
Edizione limitata
Titolo dell'opera
Neptune Climate Change
Tecnica
Litografia
Firma
Firmato a mano
Paese d’origine
Regno Unito
Anno
2009
Condizione
Eccellenti condizioni
Altezza
70 cm
Larghezza
50 cm
Stile
Street art
Periodo
2000-2010
Venduto con cornice
No
Venduto da
ItaliaVerificato
40
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