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  • Sale -36% Triangle OG Mini Nugs Sculpture by Nugg Life NY- Ian Ziobrowski

    Nugg Life NY- Ian Ziobrowski Triangle OG Mini Nugs Sculpture by Nugg Life NY- Ian Ziobrowski

    Triangle OG Mini Nug Limited Run Handmade & Painted Art Toy Collectible Artwork by Marijuana Artists Nugg Life NY- Ian Ziobrowski. 2022 Cannabis/Marijuana-themed plant tribute with colorful handmade hand-painted accents. Mini Nug stands about 2.5-3 inches tall and is handmade, painted, and assembled with an NYC delivery container. Limited run of 20 signed and numbered.

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    $134.00$86.00

  • The Hermit Sculpture by Josh Keyes The Hermit Sculpture by Josh Keyes

    Josh Keyes The Hermit Sculpture by Josh Keyes

    The Hermit Limited Resin Sculpture Artwork by graffiti street artist modern pop artist Josh Keyes. 2014 Limited Edition of 350 Resin Stamped New In Box Sculpture Size: 10 "L (254mm) x 6.75" W (172mm) x 8" H (203mm) The Artistic Vision of Josh Keyes Josh Keyes is celebrated for his unique blend of street pop art and graffiti artwork, which he brings to life through finely detailed sculptures. "The Hermit," a limited edition resin sculpture created in 2014, exemplifies Keyes' distinctive approach to modern pop art. With only 350 pieces available, this artwork quickly became a coveted item for collectors and enthusiasts of contemporary urban art. "The Hermit" continues Josh Keyes' exploration of the natural world's interaction with human-made environments. The sculpture features a vividly painted, life-like hermit crab that has taken residence in an old, rusted can instead of a shell. This striking image is typical of Keyes' work, where animals are often depicted in surreal juxtapositions with elements of urban decay, symbolizing the impact of human encroachment on natural habitats. The sculpture measures 10 inches in length, 6.75 inches in width, and 8 inches in height, making it a substantial piece that captures the viewer's attention. Crafted with precision, the resin medium allows for the intricate detail Keyes is known for, from the texture of the crab's body to the weathered look of the can. Street Pop Art and Environmental Commentary Keyes' work is often categorized within street pop art due to its accessibility and engagement with pop culture iconography. "The Hermit" is no exception. The sculpture serves as a poignant commentary on environmental issues deeply ingrained in street and graffiti art history. The choice of a hermit crab, an animal that adapts to its surroundings by finding various objects to use as a home, symbolizes urban development's adaptive, sometimes invasive nature. Moreover, "The Hermit" is a physical representation of the reclamation of urban spaces by nature in street art. As graffiti artists repurpose public spaces to convey their message, the hermit crab in Keyes' sculpture repurposes human litter, transforming it into a part of its being. This powerful metaphor speaks to the resilience of nature and its ability to adapt and survive in the face of human interference. A Modern Pop Artist's Critique of Society In the context of Josh Keyes' broader artistic narrative, "The Hermit" is a critical piece that encapsulates his views on society and the environment. It reflects the ethos of street pop art, which often blurs the lines between high art and low art, bringing forth a democratic approach to art appreciation. Keyes' ability to create a dialogue through his art is evident in how "The Hermit" prompts its audience to reflect on their role in environmental stewardship. The sculpture's realistic portrayal of the hermit crab, contrasted with the unnatural home it has found, creates an unsettling and thought-provoking visual tension. Keyes' choice to stamp each piece with his signature further solidifies the artwork as a genuine piece of modern pop art, imbued with the spirit of street culture and the authenticity of graffiti art's raw expression. "The Hermit" by Josh Keyes is a powerful piece of street pop art and graffiti artwork that embodies the modern pop artist's critical eye on society. Its limited-edition nature, intricate craftsmanship, and poignant environmental commentary make it a significant work in the contemporary art landscape. Through this sculpture, Keyes continues challenging viewers, confronting them with the realities of environmental degradation while offering a message of adaptation and resilience. As both an artwork and a statement, "The Hermit" is a testament to street-inspired art's enduring power and relevance in our modern world.

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    $450.00

  • Warm Thoughts Golden Touch Art Toy Sculpture by Death and Milk Warm Thoughts Golden Touch Art Toy Sculpture by Death and Milk

    Death and Milk Warm Thoughts Golden Touch Art Toy Sculpture by Death and Milk

    Warm Thoughts- Golden Touch Limited Run Polystone Statue Sculpture Artwork by graffiti street artist modern pop artist Death and Milk. 8" Tall Mighty Jaxx Polystone Statue Artist Death and Milk 2021 Limited Edition The gentle geisha returns with a special ability - the power to turn everything she touches to gold. Renowned for her newfound ability, everyone scrambles to be her companion. Sitting on the edge of the skull, she toys with her power, dipping her finger into the pool and turning it into gold while pondering who should be the next target of her touch.

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    $406.00

Water Graffiti Street Pop Artwork

Water as a Motif in Street Pop Art & Graffiti Artwork

As a thematic element, water permeates the realms of street pop art and graffiti artwork, offering a canvas for artists to explore various narratives, from environmental activism to the fluidity of human emotions. In these art forms, water is more than a natural resource; it is a powerful symbol, a vehicle for artistic expression that commands attention through its representation on walls, canvases, and installations. Artists in the street pop art scene utilize water imagery to convey messages about conservation, social justice, and personal identity, proving that this vital element can be as versatile and impactful in art as it is essential in life. The depiction of water in street pop art and graffiti artwork often goes beyond the literal to become a metaphor for various societal issues. Murals featuring cascading waves or serene aquatic scenes can be found in urban landscapes worldwide, reminding the environment's fragility and the importance of water conservation. These artworks can transform public spaces, sparking conversations among viewers and encouraging a collective reevaluation of water's role in our lives and the need for its protection.

Capturing the Essence of Water in Urban Art

Water's fluidity and transparency are qualities that street artists and graffiti writers capture to reflect the complexities of human experiences. Water can symbolize purity, renewal, or the uncontrollable forces of nature and life in these artworks. How artists render water—through drips, splashes, waves, or even its absence—can evoke emotions and responses, from calmness and reflection to urgency and unrest. This versatility makes water a compelling subject within the street pop art genre, allowing artists to delve into deeper thematic explorations. Furthermore, water-themed street pop art and graffiti often become focal points for community engagement. Such pieces can revitalize neglected areas, turning them into places of beauty and discussion. Through these public artworks, artists can advocate for water rights and address the global water crisis, making their art a catalyst for social change. Their visual language invites the public to see water as a backdrop of daily life and a precious resource with cultural, political, and ecological significance.

Water in the Evolution of Street Pop Art

The continuous evolution of street pop art sees the water motif gaining prominence as artists become more involved in ecological and social activism. The fluidity of water is symbolic of the ever-changing nature of street art itself—always moving, constantly adapting, and always reflective of current realities. As a subject, water enables artists to merge aesthetics with activism, creating pieces that are both visually captivating and message-driven. The representation of water in street pop art and graffiti artwork is a testament to the genre's capacity to encompass a broad spectrum of themes and approaches. By infusing their work with the symbolism of water, artists contribute to a global dialogue about its significance and our collective responsibility to safeguard it. Water-themed artworks become a microcosm of the larger conversation about sustainability and the human connection to the natural world. Water as a motif in street pop art and graffiti artwork is as multifaceted as the element itself. It serves as a mirror reflecting societal concerns, a lens focusing on environmental issues, and a bridge connecting the viewer to deeper philosophical inquiries. The diverse representations of water in urban art continue to enchant, provoke, and inspire, ensuring that its ripples are felt not only on the surfaces where it is depicted but also in the hearts and minds of those who encounter it.

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