Keep The Peace is a 2 Colour screenprint on Southbank Smooth 310gsm Paper by Alex Bucklee. From a limited edition of 50, this piece is exclusively released with Art Republic and is signed and numbered by the artist. Alex has said about this piece: 'This is a response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. We all abide by these signs that we see in everyday life so I've used the basic graphic formula to create a new sign which can be understood globally. It's not that difficult, is it?'
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Size: Signed and numbered by the artist On Southbank Smooth 310gsm Paper
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Alex Bucklee is a Norfolk-born artist that currently resides and creates his art in Hackney, London. Greatly influenced by his Graphic Design background, Alex's work is minimal with a maximal message. However, if you dig a little bit deeper you will actually find that I’m trying to shine a light, and look at otherwise negative things with a little bit of optimism. We love how Alex uses simple line work, witty typography and a refined colour palette to create artwork that is engaging and intriguing. His light hearted compositions are a delightful take on current culture and Alex often uses well-known iconography in his work to create a greater connection between artwork and viewer.
Alex Bucklee is a Norfolk-born artist that currently resides and creates his art in Hackney, London. Greatly influenced by his Graphic Design background, Alex's work is minimal with a maximal message. However, if you dig a little bit deeper you will actually find that I’m trying to shine a light, and look at otherwise negative things with a little bit of optimism. We love how Alex uses simple line work, witty typography and a refined colour palette to create artwork that is engaging and intriguing. His light hearted compositions are a delightful take on current culture and Alex often uses well-known iconography in his work to create a greater connection between artwork and viewer.
We love how Alex uses simple line work, witty typography and a refined colour palette to create artwork that is engaging and intriguing. His light hearted compositions are a delightful take on current culture and Alex often uses well-known iconography in his work to create a greater connection between artwork and viewer.
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AR: What was the driving force behind your choice to become an artist? My struggle with communicating via speech - not that I have a speech impediment, I just have always struggled to express myself verbally, probably down to my anxiety. I feel like I have a lot to say, but sometimes don’t know how to say it, so instead of saying it, I visualise it. AR: Does your artwork have a message? Yes - but not a consistent message throughout all my works. It generally changes each time. Most of my work is very impulsive and often comes to ...
