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Air Max 97 Silver Bullet

Jack Stocker is a Brighton-based photographer and graphic designer known for minimalist sneaker illustrations, inspired by the abstract work of British artist, Paul Huxley.

To put a new spin on sneaker art, Stocker has dissected simple shapes from classic trainer models. Here he breaks down the Air Max 97 Silver Bullet, displaying the 90s favourite against a striking gold background.

From a limited edition of 30, this giclee print is signed and numbered by the artist.

Size (cm): 60 x 60

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    Signed: Yes
    Medium: Giclee, Print
    Edition Type: Limited Edition
    Edition Size: 25
    Size (cm): 60 x 60
    Image Size (cm): 45 x 45
    SKU: EG11874
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    About the artist
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    Jack Stocker is a Brighton-based photographer and graphic designer best known for his Minimal Sneaker Study – an exhibition in London in which he took a minimalist approach to sneaker illustration, inspired by the abstract work of British artist, Paul Huxley.

    Stocker’s collection is a unique interpretation of sneaker art. By dissecting basic shapes within classic trainer models he produces works that appeal to sneaker collectors and art lovers alike.

    Since the exhibition, Stocker has gone on to collaborate with a number of brands, most notably, Jeff Staple of Staple Pigeon, who created a series of t-shirts featuring the sneaker designs.