American Graffiti 1/1 Framed Pure Evil
Pure Evil
Pure evil
Pure Evil
Pure evil

American Graffiti 1/1 Framed

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American Graffiti  by Pure Evil Kontakt ved kjøp:  post@undergroundgallery.no Framed, black wood with art glas America's Nightmare 1/1 Str: 70 x76 cm / Framed str: 85 x 90 cm Unique signed 1/1 320gsm Fedrigoni paper +5% Art Fee +Shipping or pick up un gallery, Kaigaten 18, 5016 Bergen   Pure Evil Hand Finished These are 1/1 screenprints that are attacked with stencil spray paint and freehand tags using KRINK , POSCA and various drippy Ink mops. Each one is an unique piece made by Pure Evil.   Charles Uzzell-Edwards is a graffiti and street artist known better known by the cheeky moniker Pure Evil. His tag of a vampire bunny rabbit was borne from the artist’s feeling of remorse after shooting a rabbit in the countryside as a youth. Having Pure Evil as a nickname is a bit of a joke, Charley confesses, but it’s a license to have fun with dark imagery. It reflects the darkness that’s in the world right now. You can’t just ignore it and do a nice picture of a unicorn. Unless it’s a unicorn with a rocket launcher on its head.
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    American Graffiti  by Pure Evil

    Kontakt ved kjøp:  post@undergroundgallery.no

    Framed, black wood with art glas

    America's Nightmare 1/1

    Str: 70 x76 cm / Framed str: 85 x 90 cm

    Unique signed 1/1

    320gsm Fedrigoni paper

    +5% Art Fee

    +Shipping or pick up un gallery, Kaigaten 18, 5016 Bergen

     

    Pure Evil Hand Finished


    These are 1/1 screenprints that are attacked with stencil spray paint and freehand tags using KRINK , POSCA and various drippy Ink mops. Each one is an unique piece made by Pure Evil.


     

    Charles Uzzell-Edwards is a graffiti and street artist known better known by the cheeky moniker Pure Evil. His tag of a vampire bunny rabbit was borne from the artist’s feeling of remorse after shooting a rabbit in the countryside as a youth.

    Having Pure Evil as a nickname is a bit of a joke, Charley confesses, but it’s a license to have fun with dark imagery. It reflects the darkness that’s in the world right now. You can’t just ignore it and do a nice picture of a unicorn. Unless it’s a unicorn with a rocket launcher on its head.