250€

incl. VAT if liable / excl. shipping

Size:	60,9 cm x 51,9 cm
Edition of:	111
Framed:	No
Year:	2021
Signed:	Yes
Certificate:	Gallery Certificate

Type:	Print
Technique:	Giclée Print
Style:	Street Art Urban Art Graffiti Figurativ

Finally! The print to one of the most famous murals of UrbanArt veteran NYCHOS. The Austrian-born, who now lives in San Francisco and Los Angeles, has created a unique visual language that adorns dozens of walls around the world. The image 'Dissection Of A Black Widow" can be admired since 2014 in Hamburg's Gängeviertel. A making of video is available here. The print comes with a gallery certificate / photo of the wall. This print is also available in the JBCB set, along with "Rasselbande" by Flying Förtress. More here.

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affenfaustExclusive, gängeviertel, Hamburg, KP21, mural, spider, Print, Giclée Print, Street Art, Urban Art, Graffiti, Figurativ

Nychos - Artworks online

Technique:

Giclée Print , Screenprint

Nychos & Flying Förtress

JBCB Combo

390 €

Size:	47,5 x63,3 cm
Year:	2020
Extras:	1000 pieces
Signed:	No
Edition of:	500

Nychos

Dissection of an Astronaut

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Nychos

Nychos, founder of Rabbit Eye Movement, is an internationally renowned artist, noted for his exceptional anatomical imagery. His large-scale murals of translucent and dissected characters can be sighted all around the globe. Deeply rooted in Graffiti and Street Art and shaped by pop-cultural influences, Nychos creates murals, fine art, illustrations and sculptures. Nychos was born and raised in Austria. He currently lives and works both in Vienna, Austria and Los Angeles, California. ABOUT HIS WORK Breaking surfaces, seeking depths – layer by layer. Driven by a singular curiosity, Nychos creates art in order to examine a question, that has always been with him: How deep can you go? By the means of anatomy, he investigates the living species within different contexts and different media. His favorite tool is the spray can, his favorite surface is large. Questioning contrasts, he unifies looseness and accuracy. Severity and irony. The inner and the outer world. The dark and the bright. And most importantly, life and death. Within his oevre, one embraces the other. All becomes one.

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