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Sparrow (Flynamic Duo)
GL312
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Sparrow (Flynamic Duo)
Artist: Hebru Brantley
Material: PVC
Year: 2021
Edition: 225
Size: 31.8 x 12.7 x 8.9 cm
Sparrow comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. The sculpture have been stamped by the artist on the bottom of both feet and both come with original boxes created in the bright colorful style synonymous with Hebru Brantley's sculptures
About the artist: Hebru Brantley’s comic book–style mixed-media paintings center on two young protagonists: curious, empowered kids called FlyBoy and Lil Mama. Defining himself as an Afrofuturist, Brantley draws from a range of influences including Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Chicago’s AfriCOBRA collective, African American history, hip-hop, anime, manga, and his own experiences of African American and urban life in the United States. He participated in the 1990s graffiti scene, tagging trains, walls, and other city surfaces. Brantley still reflects the energy and aesthetics of street art across his canvases and sculptural practice. He has exhibited in Miami, Chicago, Tokyo, and Hong Kong, among other cities. His work has been collected by the likes of LeBron James, Beyoncé, and George Lucas.
Artist: Hebru Brantley
Material: PVC
Year: 2021
Edition: 225
Size: 31.8 x 12.7 x 8.9 cm
Sparrow comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. The sculpture have been stamped by the artist on the bottom of both feet and both come with original boxes created in the bright colorful style synonymous with Hebru Brantley's sculptures
About the artist: Hebru Brantley’s comic book–style mixed-media paintings center on two young protagonists: curious, empowered kids called FlyBoy and Lil Mama. Defining himself as an Afrofuturist, Brantley draws from a range of influences including Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Chicago’s AfriCOBRA collective, African American history, hip-hop, anime, manga, and his own experiences of African American and urban life in the United States. He participated in the 1990s graffiti scene, tagging trains, walls, and other city surfaces. Brantley still reflects the energy and aesthetics of street art across his canvases and sculptural practice. He has exhibited in Miami, Chicago, Tokyo, and Hong Kong, among other cities. His work has been collected by the likes of LeBron James, Beyoncé, and George Lucas.
