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  • Do No Harm 2 Syringe Social Media HPM Sculpture by Miss Bugs Do No Harm 2 Syringe Social Media HPM Sculpture by Miss Bugs

    Miss Bugs Do No Harm 2 Syringe Social Media HPM Sculpture by Miss Bugs

    Do No Harm 2 Syringe Social HPM Mixed Media Sculpture by Miss Bugs Limited Edition Pop Artwork Street Artist Fine Art. 2020 Signed & Dated to Packaging Label Mixed Media Plastic Resin Sculpture Limited Edition of 450 Unique Artwork Size 3x13.9. Each Unique and Hand Made. Like New With Original Packaging. 20-20 Covid Era Syringe Shot with Social Media Meme Icons. Miss Bugs is a street art duo based in London, known for their vibrant and thought-provoking pieces that blend pop art with darker, more subversive themes. Their work often includes a mix of stencil, silkscreen, and mixed media collage, utilizing found objects to create visually striking and multi-layered compositions. Miss Bugs is known for their challenging commentary on modern culture and the art world, with a particular emphasis on the commodification of art. They have been a significant influence in the contemporary street art scene, pushing boundaries and encouraging viewers to question their perceptions.

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Drug

The use of drugs as a theme in graffiti street art is not uncommon, and has been prevalent in urban art culture for decades. Graffiti artists often use drug-related imagery and symbolism to comment on social issues such as addiction, drug abuse, and the war on drugs. For example, some street artists create artwork depicting the negative effects of drug use, such as ruined lives, health problems, and social isolation. Others may use drugs as a symbol of rebellion against authority or as a way to express their counter-culture views. It's worth noting that not all graffiti art related to drugs is necessarily advocating or glorifying drug use. Some artists may use the topic as a means of raising awareness and sparking conversations around issues related to drug abuse and addiction. Graffiti street art related to drugs can be a way for artists to express their opinions and commentary on social issues, and can serve as a powerful tool for raising awareness and starting important conversations.

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