Crash John Matos -Dear Prudence - Pop Art -1989 Serigraph-Pencil Signed

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Crash John Matos -Dear Prudence - Pop Art - 1989 -Serigraph-Pencil Signed

Original limited edition Serigraph print - Hand Signed … Read more Crash John Matos -Dear Prudence - Pop Art - 1989 -Serigraph-Pencil Signed

Original limited edition Serigraph print - Hand Signed and numbered 15/99
under glass

frame size 25 x 29"
paper size 21 x 25"

Artist Biography
(born 1961)
Crash is active/lives in New York. He is known for mod imagery, graffiti, printmaker.
A contemporary of Keith Haring and a modern-day master of this present day art form of graffiti, Crash (John Matos) shoots his metaphorical arrows into art galleries, subway cars, and dizzying flashes across concrete walls. His work is intended to be a statement in time and space that celebrates the movements and change of an ever changing world. His work is a direct descendant of the Roman wall-scribes, but he strives to evolve this inherited gift back to its simplest form: "tagging," leaving his name. Great artists sign their names on the paintings they leave behind, in this new/old incarnation the artist leaves just his name. A reduction of unadulterated form; or "refined" art.Even in its newly evolved forms, far from its beginnings on subway cars, the message of graffiti has been "decorate this."Artist Statement: From colorful faux wall paper, to Marvel Comics, this was my youth. New York in the 60's had a life all its own. And being a child of the 60's, colors made such an impression on me that I rely on these memories to bring me to my work today.Whether is was an escape from the toughness of my neighborhoods, or an explosive imagination, drawing and painting was a launch pad that would change my life. I believe that if you pour your heart into your work it will show. Well, how about pouring your heart into your work, and letting your imagination take you beyond its limits? Isn't that what being a child was all about?And, I still believe that if you give in to your imagination, and pour your heart into your work, you can't lose!
Welcome to my world..."Crash, 2002 See less