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"Pinocchio" by Liu Ye is a monochromatic work that captures the essence of the classic character in a unique and contemplative manner. Liu Ye's portrayal of Pinocchio features the puppet with a serene, almost melancholic expression, set against a stark black background. The simplicity and muted tones of the piece highlight the emotional depth and introspective quality of the character. Known for blending Eastern and Western influences, Liu Ye often infuses his work with a sense of innocence and introspection. "Pinocchio" exemplifies his distinctive style, focusing on themes of childhood, nostalgia, and the interplay between fiction and reality.Printed by Vigna Antoniniana, Rome
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Du Jingze’s Ali Western (2019) is a painting that juxtaposes hyperrealism with abstraction to question ideals of masculinity, media, and identity. Executed in a restrained grayscale palette, the muscular figure—head partially obscured by geometric shapes—clutches a Coca-Cola bottle, a potent symbol of Western consumer culture. Bold colour blocks disrupt the monochrome realism, creating a visual tension between representation and distortion. This work is emblematic of Jingze’s practice, where he reconfigures found imagery through digital and painterly processes, exploring the fragmentation of contemporary identity in an image-saturated world.
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Hand-signed by artist, Hand-signed and numbered on the versoIn the late 1990s, anonymous French artist Invader began cementing and gluing ceramic mosaic Space Invaders—pixelated characters from the eponymous 1978 video game—across the streets of Paris. He expanded his roster to include Pac-Man ghosts and other popular 8-bit characters, and his works now adorn cities around the world, from Los Angeles to Kathmandu. Along with these clandestine works of street art, Invader has produced mosaics on Perspex panel, plywood, and book covers. He has also created paintings, drawings, and screen prints in his signature pixelated style. These works regu
"The Boundaries of Our Reality" by The Connor Brothers is a thought-provoking screen print blending vintage imagery with modern typography. The artwork features a glamorous woman in a satin gown, lounging against a backdrop of colourful circles and a striking yellow background. The text, "The boundaries of our reality are set by the limits of our imagination," underscores themes of perception and creativity. Typical of The Connor Brothers' oeuvre, this piece combines humour and irony with a nostalgic aesthetic, challenging viewers to question the nature of reality and the power of imagination.Mint condition.
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"Hola" (2018) by Piers Alsop is an evocative painting that blends surrealism with abstract elements. This artwork features a dark, enigmatic interior space, dominated by a large, shrouded figure with a white, faceless oval. The background reveals a lively beach scene, viewed through a window, creating a striking contrast between the tranquil interior and the dynamic exterior. Alsop's use of muted, cool tones and dramatic lighting enhances the mysterious atmosphere, inviting viewers to ponder the narrative and emotional tension within the piece. "Hola" is a significant example of Alsop's ability to merge introspective and external worlds, exploring themes of isolation, observation, and the in
"Hole" (2021) by Piers Alsop is a compelling and introspective painting that blends surrealism with contemporary themes. The artwork features a nude figure sitting atop a large, rounded pink form, holding a bottle and gazing downward, with the moon visible in the dark background. The figure's introspective pose and the vast, empty space surrounding them evoke a sense of isolation and contemplation. Alsop's use of soft, muted colors and delicate brushstrokes adds a dreamlike quality to the painting. This piece reflects Alsop's ongoing exploration of human emotion and the complexities of the human psyche, making it a poignant example of his work.Signed by artist on verso
