Owls have been a popular subject in graffiti street pop art due to their symbolic and mysterious nature. Owls have become a popular subject in graffiti street pop art due to their symbolism, aesthetic appeal, urban context, and pop culture references. Their presence in graffiti can add depth and meaning to a piece, while also making it visually striking and memorable. Symbolism: Owls are often associated with wisdom, knowledge, and intelligence, making them a popular subject for artists looking to convey these ideas in their work. Owls have also been associated with other concepts, such as mystery, magic, and intuition, which can add depth and meaning to a graffiti piece. Aesthetic appeal: Owls have a distinctive and recognizable appearance, with their large eyes, sharp talons, and feathered wings. This makes them visually interesting and appealing to graffiti artists who want to create bold and striking imagery on the streets. Urban context: Owls are nocturnal creatures, which makes them particularly well-suited to the urban environment where much graffiti street art is created. They can represent the hidden and unseen aspects of the city, and their presence in street art can add a sense of intrigue and mystery to the urban landscape. Pop culture references: Owls have also appeared in various pop culture contexts, such as in the Harry Potter books and movies, as well as in music and fashion. Graffiti artists may draw on these references to create pieces that appeal to a broader audience and that resonate with contemporary culture.
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Jeff Soto Maison54 Collaborative S2-1 Black Silkscreen Print by Jeff Soto
Maison54 Collaborative S2-1 Black 1-Color Hand-Pulled Limited Edition Silkscreen Print on Archival Cotton Rag Paper by Jeff Soto x Maison54 Rare Street Art Famous Pop Artwork Artist. Black 2020 Series 2, Print 1 from the secret print project by Maison54. This print was a collaboration between artists Jeff Soto (top portion), Urban Aztec (middle portion) and Florian Bertmer (bottom portion). None of the artists knew what the others created until after the print was finished! Prints measure 18" x 24" on special archival cotton rag paper and feature deckled edges and Maison54 embossed logo. Prints are signed/numbered by Jeff Soto.
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