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'False Idol - Gold and Pink Leaf' is a Giclée Print by contemporary street-artist Donk. Printed onto 310gsm Cream Acid Free Stock Paper, the print is from a limited edition of 50 and is signed, numbered, and embossed by the artist.
I needed another outlet creatively and having a kid just opened up so many things for me. Once I had my little boy I started to create imagery that was about being a little boy. Growing up and just playing around with ideas.
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A six layer screenprint, with two layers of hand laid Gold and Pink leaf on cream 315 Gsm acid free paper
Size: Signed & numbered by the artist
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Donk is a prolific anonymous street artist based in London, UK, who pastes images onto the streets of London and beyond. Donk's art draws inspiration from storybooks, often alluding to the process of growing up.
Donk is a prolific anonymous street artist based in London, UK, who pastes images onto the streets of London and beyond. Donk's art draws inspiration from storybooks, often alluding to the process of growing up.
We love the way Donk's images are inhabited by their family and friends with powerful themes such as vulnerability, human strength, and the passage of time, appealing to our collective senses and shared human experience. Donk remixes elements of urban culture and history to create accessible artworks in which he hopes to communicate “something sincere but ultimately entertaining.” A further source of inspiration is his experience into fatherhood, with his son as a familiar subject in his artwork. We’ve been working with Donk since 2015.
We love the way Donk's artworks appeal to our collective senses and shared human experience. His street art explores themes such as vulnerability, human strength, and the passage of time, appealing to our collective senses and shared human experience. Whether it be a hand, a holy figure or an eye, Donk's subject matter is intriguing, a direct contract to the bold and sharp lines of the graffiti he lays over his compositions.
