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From a limited edition of 50, I'm Lovin' It is a playful and striking artwork by Charles Edgar. Printed using premium giclée inks on Hahnemuhle photofine paper, it is signed and numbered by the artist.
I try not to focus on one specific style but rather a body of work that encapsulates a mixture of comical statements, popular culture and aesthetic works focusing on bold colours and imagery.
Qualifies for Own Art finance, 10 instalments, 0% interest
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I'm Lovin' It is a fun and eye-catching depiction of the iconic MacDonald’s French Fry box. It forms part of a series of artworks in which artist Charles Edgar distorted everyday objects by placing them behind a hazed screen and uses ideas of the uncanny to alter our attitude towards the world around us.
We love how Charles’s use of bright reds and oranges draws the viewer to this artwork and makes us look at this everyday object in a new way. The warm colour scheme makes this a striking artwork that instantly brightens a room. It would act as a unique standalone piece or as a valuable addition to a gallery wall.
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7 colour screenprinted on somerset satin 300gms paper with deckled edge
Size: Image size: 40 x 40cm Signed and numbered by the artist
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Based in Southeast London, Charles Edgar is an artist whose work refrains from focusing on one specific style, instead he creates bold coloured prints that combine comical statements, popular culture and aesthetics. Edgar creates mixes of editions that ironically and comically comment on cultural and social affairs.
Based in Southeast London, Charles Edgar is an artist whose work refrains from focusing on one specific style, instead he creates bold coloured prints that combine comical statements, popular culture and aesthetics. Edgar creates mixes of editions that ironically and comically comment on cultural and social affairs.
Edgar’s first piece ‘IMADEYOUANAUTHENTICPRINTBECAUSEILIVEINHACKNEY’ sparked a move from stencilling and has developed into a comprehensive collection of screen prints that has found its way into galleries around London. With no formal art education, Edgar started printing in a studio in Hackney and now prints out of his home studio in Croydon. We love how Edgar's thoroughly contemporary prints transform familiar symbols and tropes. His original and innovative interpretation of the world around him contributes to witty, humorous, yet stylish artworks.
We love how Charles creates minimalist yet punch artworks that are full of character. Each of his works has their own story to tell. Drawing from popular culture, Charles' art is cheeky yet clever - his familiar motifs make each piece instantly recognisable and relatable. His simple line work and vibrant colour scheme helps to make his artworks stand out from the crowd. Witty and visually stunning, Charles' art is a visual treat.
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AR: What was the inspiration behind your new release / your current body of work I try not to focus on one specific style but rather a body of work that encapsulates a mixture of comical statements, popular culture and aesthetic works focusing on bold colours and imagery. This set of releases is made up of a haze concept I explored by placing items behind a hazed lit screen, a piece looking at the identity of hoods and cloaks and a piece inspired by our lack of being able to mix due to Covid-19 (Dogging). AR: Do you see ...
