ᐅ Greyson Fletcher - The Harmony of Form and Style by Shepard Fairey (OBEY) (2024) | Print

Artwork information

Technique

Screen print on paper

Date

2024

Dimensions

61 cm x 46 cm

Signature

Signed lower left

Proof(s) of authenticity

Work sold accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

State of conservation

Very good

Framing

Location

Toulouse, France

Description

Screen print on Thick Cream Speckled SpeckleTone Paper.
Signed, dated, and numbered in pencil by Shepard Fairey - Greyson Fletcher - Dan Levy (Juice Magazine).
Dimensions: 61 × 46 cm (24 x 18 inches)
Edition: (388/500) with COA
Year of Edition: 2024
Brand-new artwork. Never exhibited. Stored away from light.
The transfer of the digital certificate of authenticity (Verisart) will be made during the sale.

A Few Words About the Artwork:
"I created this illustration of Greyson Fletcher from a fantastic photo taken at the Venice skatepark (which just celebrated its 15th anniversary) by Dan Levy of Juice Magazine. Of course, this image highlights the impressive style and height of Greyson’s frontside ollie, but more importantly, it captures the beauty of form and function in perfect harmony, represented by the symbiotic relationship between the Venice Park transitions and Greyson’s graceful adaptation to them.
Greyson is a master of all terrains on a skateboard, and his fluid style is a reminder that skateboarding isn’t about an old-school vs. new-school trick battle (Greyson dominates both), but more importantly, that every trick comes from the unmatched flair and style of this skater. These prints will be signed by me, Greyson, and Dan." Shepard Fairey

Provenance

Obey Studio USA

The artist

Painter

Drawer

Shepard Fairey (OBEY)

Famous artist

Painter

Drawer

Born in 1970

United States

Bio

Shepard Fairey, known as Obey, was born on February 15, 1970 in Charleston in the United States.

From an early age, he has been passionate about drawing. He is also passionate about skateboarding. At the age of 14, he drew images for t-shirts and skateboards.

Obey is very influenced by Andy Warhol and Alexander Rodchenko. At the end of the 80s, he invented the famous Obey symbol thanks to a poster campaign with a bunch of friends.

His art became world famous thanks to his Hope poster which became Barack Obama's campaign poster in 2008. The artist is now considered one of the pillars of international street art.

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