'Married with kids but still got it' , OPAKE
2024 Unique Original
Spray paint and acrylic on wooden panel
110cm (H) x 170cm (W) x 2cm
1/1
Known for his bold works featuring iconic cartoon characters, Opake’s style – described as ‘the disintegration of pop culture’ – channels his experiences with addiction into something truly unique.
"My Nan was as British as they come. As a young, wild kid she drilled manners into me and pushed me towards creativity and fine art. She dragged me kicking and screaming through numerous museums which, at the time, I saw no relevance to. After these disastrous trips we would go to Fortnum & Mason for afternoon tea. She saw this shop as a bastion of London with pure magic stacked on its shelves. Sadly she passed away last year, having suffered with Alzheimer’s and shortly after I was asked to be a part of something so much bigger than me, that meant so much to someone I loved dearly…the Universe moves in mysterious ways."
WEBSITE: opake-art.com
INSTAGRAM: @opake_art
All profits from this artwork will be donated to Centrepoint, the UK's leading youth homelessness charity. Registered charity number 292411.
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2024 Unique Original
Spray paint and acrylic on wooden panel
110cm (H) x 170cm (W) x 2cm
1/1
Known for his bold works featuring iconic cartoon characters, Opake’s style – described as ‘the disintegration of pop culture’ – channels his experiences with addiction into something truly unique.
"My Nan was as British as they come. As a young, wild kid she drilled manners into me and pushed me towards creativity and fine art. She dragged me kicking and screaming through numerous museums which, at the time, I saw no relevance to. After these disastrous trips we would go to Fortnum & Mason for afternoon tea. She saw this shop as a bastion of London with pure magic stacked on its shelves. Sadly she passed away last year, having suffered with Alzheimer’s and shortly after I was asked to be a part of something so much bigger than me, that meant so much to someone I loved dearly…the Universe moves in mysterious ways."
WEBSITE: opake-art.com
INSTAGRAM: @opake_art
All profits from this artwork will be donated to Centrepoint, the UK's leading youth homelessness charity. Registered charity number 292411.