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This painting of the monkey sticking out its tongue is made using three homemade stencils.
It is integrated into a 3D frame and in the thickness of the frame we find SPRAY CAPS. The work is alive because the CAPS are not fixed, so each time the work is moved or dusted its content moves. In this work I have merged acrylic with the spontaneity of spray to create a vibrant piece of pop art. It vibrates with a wild, playful energy, the monkey's gaze… capturing an almost human intensity. It's an explosion of joy and color, a symbol of freedom that will brighten your space with boldness and an indomitable spirit.
It is integrated into a 3D frame and in the thickness of the frame we find SPRAY CAPS. The work is alive because the CAPS are not fixed, so each time the work is moved or dusted its content moves. In this work I have merged acrylic with the spontaneity of spray to create a vibrant piece of pop art. It vibrates with a wild, playful energy, the monkey's gaze… capturing an almost human intensity. It's an explosion of joy and color, a symbol of freedom that will brighten your space with boldness and an indomitable spirit.
- Medium : Acrylic, Spray Paint on Cardboard
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 19.7x19.7in
Florkey
Belgium
Florkey, a Belgian visual artist and graphic designer, uses spray paint, Posca, acrylic, and stencil techniques on upcycled materials. His art is a vibrant blend of figurative and graphic styles, distinguished by a mix of traditional and digital techniques while conveying the bold color of pop and street art. His work is steeped in social critique, offering a rich and colorful reflection on "what man abandons."
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Prizewinner
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission