Framed Weapon Of Choice
Fanakapan is an internationally-renowned street artist known for such mind-bending recreations of balloons he’s been dubbed, ‘the pioneer of balloon graffiti’. Fanakapan has created Weapon of Choice especially for his 2022 solo show at Enter Gallery, ‘Pulling Faces.’
Weapon of Choice' is a collaboration between Fanakapan and Nuno Viegas. The work is based on a mural the artists created in 2016. Fanakapan depicts a life-like vision of his own 'weapon of choice' - a crushed spray paint, with not a drop wasted.
This 22-colour silkscreen print is hand-finished with pink spray paint. From a limited edition of 100, the piece is signed and numbered by the artist. It also comes framed in a 25mm white box frame with shadow float.
Size (cm): 87 x 101
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Specifications
Framed: Yes
Medium: Silkscreen, Print Artist Proof
Edition Type: Limited Edition
Edition Size: 10
Size (cm): 87 x 101
Image Size (cm): 75 x 89
SKU: EG11884FR
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About the artist
Fanakapan is a prolific street artist, known for hyper-realistic 3D visuals of real life objects, most notably, helium foil balloons. Via his sublime skill for highly-technical free hand, shadow and reflective highlights, the artist is able to create flat pieces that pop from the surface, tricking the human eye into believing it’s seeing a real object.
Fanakapan is a self-taught artist with a background in prop design, who started working with spray paint in the early 2000s, ‘running around late at night, putting up stencil pieces in Dorset.’
Since then, he has become the ‘pioneer of balloon graff’, taking his ever-evolving aesthetic around the world. Each of Fanakapan’s artworks reveals a little more about his personality. They are devised to both amuse and provoke deeper thought in the observer. He reveals: ‘I usually like the viewer to read into it what they want to. I get some pretty strange suggestions from different minds, and I like it like that.'
