007 Moonraker
Please note, this artwork is only available unframed.
Magnus Gjoen is a contemporary artist known for his modern take on old masterpieces, and for transforming items typically associated with death or violence into striking works of art.
The latest in his line of highly sought-after skulls, 007 Moonraker is a modern day momento mori, encouraging the observer to consider the fragility of life.
As the name suggests, this artwork is inspired by classic James Bond flick, Moonraker, with Gjoen cleverly blending his skull with smoke from a gun and a launching rocket.
This giclée print is from a limited edition of 70, signed and numbered by the artist.
Size (cm): 50 x 50
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Specifications
Medium: Giclee, Print
Edition Type: Limited Edition
Edition Size: 70
Size (cm): 50 x 50
SKU: EG21119
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About the artist
Formerly a shoe designer for Vivienne Westwood, Magnus Gjoen’s migration to the world of printmaking has been nothing short of spectacular: his highly stylised and effortlessly stylish prints have earned him a reputation as one of the contemporary art world’s most sought after rising stars.
Incorporating elements of renaissance, baroque, street and fine art, Gjoen’s work explores the juxtapositions between life and death, power and fragility, and beauty and destruction, for an aesthetic that is at once opulent and macabre. From human skulls to hand grenades, Gjoen drapes his subjects in sumptuous swathes of Baroque design, creating a dramatic style that demands attention: this is not for the faint of heart.
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