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Artwork Specifications

Date

2021

Size
Material

Print - 12 layer screenprint with a mixture of metallic and pearlised inks on Somerset 410gsm radiant white satin paper

Edition size

50

Retail price

€650

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Features
Signed
Numbered
Dated
Mixture of metallic and pearlised inks
Includes
Certificate of Authenticity
Gallery

Avant Arte

About The Artist

Paul Insect
Paul Insect

British, b. 1971

Paul Insect’s bright, multi-textured collages feature cropped portraits, patterned color fields, benday dots, and decorative elements such as diamond dust and glitter. The U.K.-born and -based artist, who prefers to keep his true identity anonymous, first rose to prominence as part of the “insect” artist collective, which was active between 1996 and 2005. Insect’s next big break arrived in 2007, when Damien Hirst reportedly bought out the artist’s entire solo show before it even opened at London’s Lazarides Gallery. Hirst is not alone in his fandom—Insect has exhibited at a number of galleries in New York and London, and his work was included in Banksy’s 2015 pop-up exhibition “Dismaland” and Roger Gastman’s 2018 traveling street art survey “Beyond the Streets.”

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