3 Stripe Hood – Monotype
by RUNLast One
Edition of 1
£300.00
1 in stock
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| Edition of: | 1 |
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| Provenance: | Hand-finished and signed by the artist. |
| Dimensions: | 28 × 38 cm |
| Medium: | Mono-Type |
| Paper: | Fine Art Paper |
| Rebate Size: | 26 |
| SKU: | RUN3 |
| Stock: | Last One |
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RUN
Giacomo Bufarini, better known as RUN, is a London-based Italian artist whose works can be seen adorning on streets from China to Senegal. His recognisable style shows a level of detail and complexity rarely seen in street art today, evidenced through his vivid rendering of interlocking bodies in symbolic poses, pattern-like, friezes in bright, arresting colours. RUN is interested in street art as a language of communication, creating playful characters that speak to diverse audiences on multiple levels. The expansive scale of his works captivates the viewer, affecting a renaissance of muralism that reaches beyond the boundaries of street art.Art Advisory
