FAKE 'Flower Power' (2024) 5-Color Screen Print (purple)

FAKE 'Flower Power' (2024) 5-Color Screen Print (purple)'Flower Power' by Fake, 2024 Rare, immediately sold out Limited Edition print! Purple variant. 27. 5 x 27. 5 Inches 70 x 70 Centimeters 5 color screen print with purple bubble letter title on 300gsm Hahnemuhle fine art paper. Limited Edition of only 35 (#14 35) Hand signed and dated in pencil plus artist stamped bottom right. Hand numbered in pencil and artist embossed bottom left. Includes Fake's original, hand signed, full page COA. ARTIST BIO Dutch

'Flower Power' by Fake, 2024
Rare, immediately sold-out Limited Edition print!
Purple variant.
27.5 x 27.5 Inches
70 x 70 Centimeters
5-color screen print with purple bubble-letter title on 300gsm Hahnemuhle fine art paper.
Limited Edition of only 35 (#14/35)
Hand-signed and dated in pencil plus artist-stamped bottom right.
Hand-numbered in pencil and artist-embossed bottom left.
Includes Fake's original, hand-signed, full-page COA.

ARTIST BIO

Dutch artist FAKE from Amsterdam was born on May 15th 1980 and has been doing graffiti and street art half his life.

Growing up in a grey and boring environment, FAKE felt the urge to bring a smile on other people’s faces through irony and humor. After discovering the power of stencils, he was hooked.

FAKE is self-taught and started experimenting and combining styles early on to come to a unique signature.

FAKE’s work is some of the cleanest stuff around. His clean, taut work, full of color, has been in shows all over the world; from Holland, Norway, Denmark and the UK until the US and even countries as Iran.

Apart from being a perfectionist, FAKE’s signature style is that of storytelling. Stencils give him the power to use any image on any desired background and give it a humorous or ironic twist. One of his most iconic works, FAKE love, tells the story of how love can hurt. Seeing people around him being heartbroken, inspired him to make this artwork.

FAKE has been working on the streets for many years and started to put his art on canvas, paper, wood and glass about three years ago. However, this is not holding him back to hit the streets with his art on a regular basis, making him even Amsterdam’s most known stencil artist, both on the streets and on canvas.