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BEEJOIR

LIES red edition

2006

Screenprint sur papier

60 × 60 cm

Unique

Location: Paris, France

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330 € 330.0 EUR 330 €

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About the artwork

A black and white composition depicts a historical figure,a man in glasses and a suit,seated behind a microphone. The image is rendered with a halftone dot pattern,giving it a vintage,printed aesthetic. To the left of the figure,an anthropomorphic microphone,resembling a crying skull or mask,is positioned. The figure holds a piece of paper,upon which the word "LIES" is prominently displayed in red,dripping letters,suggesting a sense of urgency or distress. The red color of the text provides a stark contrast to the monochromatic background. The overall arrangement suggests a scene of broadcast or public address,with the added graphic elements introducing a layer of critical commentary.

Expert opinion

This work positions itself within the broader context of Street Art and Urban Art,movements that often employ social critique and accessible visual language. The artist's use of screenprinting,a technique associated with mass production and popular culture,aligns with the Pop Art tradition while maintaining a distinct contemporary edge. The market for this artist's prints has shown consistent demand,particularly for limited editions that address socio-political themes. Collectors are often drawn to the artist's direct messaging and graphic style,which resonate with audiences familiar with contemporary art and street art aesthetics.

About the artist

BEEJOIR (born in the UK in 1979) is a contemporary artist known for his street art origins and subsequent transition into gallery-based work. His artistic practice often involves social and political commentary, conveyed through a distinctive visual language that combines photographic imagery with graphic elements. The artist's career began in the late 1990s, gaining recognition through his stencil work and public interventions. Over the years, BEEJOIR has exhibited internationally, participating in group shows and solo presentations across Europe, Asia, and North America. His work frequently incorporates themes of consumerism, media manipulation, and societal control, often presented with a critical perspective. Key works include his series exploring corporate branding and his use of historical figures or iconic imagery to comment on contemporary issues.

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