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We Are The Sunshine – Paper Deluxe

Limited Edition by Bollee Patino

£995

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  • Edition: 45
  • Framed size: 80.4 x 113.4 x 5 cm
  • Image size: 65 x 98 x 5 cm
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Bollee Patino’s ‘We Are The Sunshine – Paper Deluxe’ is a vibrant celebration of urban culture and youthful exuberance. This limited edition piece, framed at 80.4 × 113.4 cm, captures the essence of street art with its bold use of color and dynamic composition. The artwork features three figures adorned with graffiti-inspired patterns, each exuding a sense of individuality and joy. The use of pigment inks on fine art paper ensures a rich, lasting impression, making it a standout piece in any collection. The juxtaposition of playful imagery against a minimalist background creates a striking visual narrative, inviting viewers to explore themes of identity and expression. Perfect for adding a splash of color and contemporary flair to your home, this piece is both a conversation starter and a testament to modern artistic innovation. Bollee Patino is a contemporary artist known for his vibrant and dynamic works that blend urban culture with fine art techniques. His pieces often explore themes of identity, expression, and the intersection of traditional and modern aesthetics. Patino’s unique style has garnered attention in the art world, making him a prominent figure in contemporary art circles. His work is celebrated for its bold use of color and innovative approach to storytelling through visual art.

About the Artist

Bollee Patino is a contemporary street mix-media artist with a fast-paced practice between hasty motifs and representation of abstract expressionism while fusing graffiti and street elements with more traditional techniques in his acrylic and spray-paint works. Combining screen print stencil work with hand-painted details and a saturated background of bright, eye-popping colour with a vibrant abstract foundation. His artwork contains layered metaphors of social views while flirting with identity subjects of ego and a sense of self. Often pulling from his graffiti background with influences from underground fashion, skate and hip-hop cultures and other forms of design movements to set…

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