BLACK ARROW (1980) - RICHIE

Original unique artwork – hand-painted piece Mixed media, painting, markers, collage Support: 250 g/m² paper, acid-free, neutral pH, certified for long preservation (ISO 9706) Format: A4, 21 × 29.7 cm Signed with his hand logo + signed and dated on the back Delivered with its certificate of authenticity Sold WITHOUT framing The colors of the artwork may vary slightly depending on screens (phones, computers) and the lighting conditions during photos. Visuals are faithful to the artwork, but shade differences may appear depending on the brightness or calibration of your device BLACK ARROW: Black Arrow is an artist born in the 1980s, nourished by urban culture and the cartoons of his childhood. His signature – a black arrow – was born in the street, from a simple and instinctive gesture: to mark a sign that catches the eye, that stops the gaze, that invites looking elsewhere. For him, the arrow is not just a graphic symbol. It is a message, an invitation to step outside the frame, to resist the imposed meaning, to invent one’s own path. By repeating it on the city walls, he sought to create a discreet poetry amid the concrete, a reminder to passersby that there are always other possible directions. This arrow has since become his emblem, accompanying all his creations. His medium, radical and singular, is the banknote as well as newspaper – which he diverts and transforms into works. For this, Black Arrow selects faithful replicas of banknotes, allowing him to explore the symbol of value itself and reinvent it as a poetic and critical vector. In these works, his arrow intersects icons of pop culture and the colorful imagination of cartoons from the 80s and 90s. Black Arrow has chosen to work exclusively with Prime Art Gallery, to whom he entrusted the mission of supporting and disseminating his universe

Estimate:£209.1

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