Green/Blue/Red/Yellow 10 Year Anniversary Silkscreen Print by Hense- Alex Brewer Hand-Pulled on Fine Art Paper Limited Edition Screenprint Artwork. 2023 Signed & Numbered Limited Edition of 50 Artwork Size 19.69x27.56 Silkscreen Print to Celebrate the 10-year Anniversary of The Jaunt Abstract Art by Hense- Alex Brewer. Green/Blue/Red/Yellow 10 Year Anniversary Silkscreen Print by Hense Created in 2023 by Atlanta-based artist Alex Brewer, known professionally as Hense, the Green/Blue/Red/Yellow 10 Year Anniversary Silkscreen Print celebrates a decade of artistic exploration with The Jaunt. This limited edition artwork is a striking example of abstract Street Pop Art & Graffiti Artwork, produced in a signed and numbered edition of only 50. Each hand-pulled print measures 19.69 by 27.56 inches and is printed on fine art paper with bold silkscreen techniques that echo Brewer’s iconic use of geometry, color fields, and spatial tension. The composition, with its interlocking organic forms and vibrant primary palette, pays homage to his large-scale murals while offering a more intimate encounter with his visual language. Hense’s Transition from Graffiti to Contemporary Abstract Alex Brewer began painting graffiti in the early 1990s in Atlanta, where he developed a distinct letterform-based style under the tag Hense. His career progressed from trains and walls to commissioned public art, where he became known for massive, vividly colored abstract murals. His transition into studio work allowed his practice to expand into abstract expressionism while still holding true to the aesthetics and philosophy of graffiti culture. Hense’s Street Pop Art & Graffiti Artwork often eschews representational elements in favor of pure abstraction, focusing on shape, line, and color to elicit visual rhythm. This silkscreen print mirrors his mural techniques, distilling the complexity of his public works into layered, flat shapes with precise color registration. Street Pop Meets Minimalist Geometry The Green/Blue/Red/Yellow print uses four dominant hues—green, blue, red, and yellow—to create an energetic and balanced composition. Negative space plays a crucial role, with white interludes offering visual rest amid the saturated colors. The forms are playful yet deliberate, invoking both architectural scaffolding and the loose hand of freeform tagging. The interplay between graphic minimalism and street-informed gestures exemplifies the hybrid nature of Street Pop Art & Graffiti Artwork. Hense’s process involves mapping intuitive structures across the print’s surface, with each color layered to build rhythm and spatial depth. The result is both spontaneous and calculated, reflecting the duality of graffiti improvisation and fine art printmaking discipline. A Decade with The Jaunt and the Culture of Collecting Released as part of The Jaunt’s 10-year anniversary, this silkscreen is more than a print—it represents a snapshot of cultural collaboration. The Jaunt, known for curating artist residencies and collectible editions worldwide, selected Hense to contribute a piece that encapsulates his evolution from street writer to international contemporary artist. With only 50 in existence, this signed print solidifies Hense’s relevance in the conversation of modern Street Pop Art & Graffiti Artwork. Whether viewed as abstract composition or coded expression rooted in graffiti history, the print stands as both a collector's piece and a celebration of cross-disciplinary art born from urban creativity.

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Habitats II Standard Lithograph Flouro Mix Print by Al Maser Hand-Pulled Print on Fine Art Paper Limited Edition Graffiti Street Pop Artwork. 2019 Signed & Numbered Limited Edition of 75 Artwork Size 19.69x27.56 "A lot of my works focuses on relationships. That's stemmed from working in the public realm for the majority of my artist career. How the public interact and engage with my large outdoor murals, led me onto building interactive installations so people can engage with the '3d paintings' Over the past few years this idea of relationships and the environment has found me looking at botanics and their role and effect on us. Primarily out of interest but it has lead me to understand the importance of certain plants, in regards to our health, mental health, sleep, anxiety etc. It has naturally brought me to the National Botanical Gardens Dublin Ireland to sketch and take photos of the plants I've found of interest. From those sketches and photographs I've integrated their loose forms into my 'hard lined' art and applied the new compositions to my print works." - Maser Habitats II, a remarkable work by Al Maser, exemplifies the fusion of graffiti, street, and pop art elements, capturing the essence of urban contemporary expression. This captivating lithograph, titled "Habitats II Standard Lithograph Flouro Mix Print," is a celebration of Al Maser's deep engagement with public spaces, relationships, and the intricate dance of human interaction with nature. Hand-pulled with precision on high-quality fine art paper, this 2019 creation exudes vibrancy, both in its color palette and its inherent narrative. With a dimension of 19.69x27.56, it is a limited edition, showcasing Al Maser's commitment to exclusivity, as it is one among a mere set of 75, each authentically signed and numbered. Maser's artistic journey has been characterized by his fascination with relationships, shaped largely by his extensive experience in public art. This interplay between the public and his large-scale outdoor murals served as a catalyst, urging him to craft interactive installations that serve as tangible "3d paintings." This exploration of relationships further extended to the environment, steering Maser towards the realm of botanics and their profound influence on human well-being. His curiosity about the role of plants in regulating health, mental state, sleep, and anxiety led him to the National Botanical Gardens in Dublin, Ireland. There, he sketched and photographed intriguing plants, seamlessly integrating their organic forms into his characteristically 'hard lined' art. Habitats II, thus, stands as a testament to Maser's unique approach, translating his real-world observations into compelling print works that resonate with a wide audience.

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Cartoon Process 1 Silkscreen Print by MartÍ Sawe Hand-Pulled on 300gsm Extra White Inuit Fine Art Paper Limited Edition Screenprint Artwork. 2020 Signed & Numbered Limited Edition of 60 Artwork Size 19.69x27.56 Silkscreen Print Cartoon Process 1 by Martí Sawe Street Pop Art & Graffiti Artwork Cartoon Process 1 by Martí Sawe is a 2020 silkscreen print that fuses the dynamic edge of street art with the layered complexity of abstract pop visual language. Measuring 19.69 by 27.56 inches and printed on 300gsm extra white Inuit fine art paper, this hand-pulled edition was limited to only 60 signed and numbered copies. Sawe, a Barcelona-born artist, brings a distinctive voice to Street Pop Art & Graffiti Artwork by incorporating cartoon iconography, hand-drawn elements, machine graphics, and visual metaphors within color-blocked structures that mimic digital composition while remaining fully analog in technique. The artwork is both an investigation into image-building and a reflection of cultural overload, piecing together fragments of commercial design, urban symbology, and comic influence. Martí Sawe’s Visual Vocabulary and Conceptual Layers Sawe's work stands out for its fearless use of hybridization. In Cartoon Process 1, his practice of mixing clean digital motifs with expressive sketches and painterly textures forms a canvas of dual perception. On one hand, there is the suggestion of modern communication through signage, logos, and mechanical renderings. On the other, childlike hands and cartoon heads evoke memory, raw creativity, and an intentionally unpolished gesture. These coexisting elements challenge the viewer to process the artwork not in linear narrative but in layered fragments. The combination of technical rendering with expressive marks captures the duality of the contemporary urban landscape—digitalized yet messy, calculated yet spontaneous. Silkscreen as a Deliberate Choice in Street Pop Context The choice of silkscreen printmaking is essential to the impact of Cartoon Process 1. Silkscreen has long been embraced by pop and street artists, from Andy Warhol to Shepard Fairey, as a means to flatten and multiply images without sacrificing detail. In Sawe’s case, the medium allows for crisp separation of layered forms while still honoring the hand of the artist. The printing process used for this work enables an intricate play between opacity and transparency, allowing vivid color zones to remain distinct while textured overlays create depth. Each edition reflects the controlled craftsmanship behind graffiti-based fine art, echoing the balance between street spontaneity and studio execution. Cartoon Process 1 and the Urban Graphic Language of Martí Sawe Cartoon Process 1 fits squarely within Martí Sawe’s body of work, which consistently reflects an interest in pop culture, signage, and the absurd. Sawe operates in the in-between space of fine art and graffiti subculture, often experimenting with typography, character distortion, and playful collage. His fluency in visual languages across art, design, and street aesthetics positions his pieces as uniquely tuned to modern visual noise. The silkscreen print is not simply decorative but investigatory, prompting viewers to reflect on media saturation, image consumption, and symbolic architecture. Cartoon Process 1 is an exemplar of how Street Pop Art & Graffiti Artwork can remain raw and reflective while ascending into collectible fine art.

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