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This bold portrait of the Hollywood femme fatale Ava Gardner is available in two different colourways, Red and Silver, both of which are limited editions of just 100. They are 3 colour screenprints on 330gsm fedrigoni paper and have all been hand signed and numbered by Pure Evil himself.Frank Sinatras Nightmare is the latest work in Pure Evils hugely successful Nightmare Series. A celebration of the dark side of celebrity worship, the series is a collection of striking portraits of famous females from the 20th century. Pure Evil said, n a recent documentary about the 20th century it was described as being a very male century. Im hoping to bring the feminine back with this series and save the planet. Frank Sinatra's Nightmare depicts Hollywoods most alluring femme fatale of the40s and50s, Ava Gardner. The film siren with dazzlingly high cheekbones was embroiled in scandalous and tumultuous relationships. Her third and last marriage was to Frank Sinatra, from 1951 to 1957. The marriage made headlines with Sinatra leaving his wife, Nancy, and his three children on Valentines Day 1950 to be with the beautiful starlet. "We were high-strung people,Ava Gardner said of herself and Frank Sinatra, "Possessive, jealous and liable to explode fast. When I lose my temper, you cant find it any place. He's the same."
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Charles Uzzell-Edwards, a.k.a. PURE EVIL, is a key artist in the London Street scene. He currently lives and works in London, UK, after spending ten years in California, USA. Pure Evil’s art varies from graffiti and making his mark on the streets, to the Nightmare paintings of icons crying blood which he sells from his gallery in Shoreditch.
Charles Uzzell-Edwards, a.k.a. PURE EVIL, is a key artist in the London Street scene. He currently lives and works in London, UK, after spending ten years in California, USA. Pure Evil’s art varies from graffiti and making his mark on the streets, to the Nightmare paintings of icons crying blood which he sells from his gallery in Shoreditch.
Whilst living in California, Uzzell-Edwards designed clothes and printed t-shirts for the streetwear brand label ANARCHIC ADJUSTMENT. The identity and artist persona PURE EVIL emerged when Uzzell-Edwards returned to London 10 years later and began to paint bunny rabbits on the streets, having been inspired by TWIST and REMINISCE, famous graffiti artists working on the West Coast of California. Pure Evil’s background in graffiti and street art resonates in many of his works of art. In 2014, Pure Evil made it a mission to decorate the streets every day for a year, whether it be pasted, stencilled, or painted. Pure Evil is noted for his haunting rabbit logo and his nom d’arte, which is the result of persistent guilt over a rabbit he shot as a child in Wales. As well as his own gallery, the Pure Evil Gallery, Pure Evil has exhibited in numerous solo and group shows in Paris, London, Beijing, Brighton, all across the United States of America, and as far as Mongolia.
Last week artrepublic jumped on the train to Shoreditch to have a chat with Pure Evil himself. Pure Evil is a very busy man-hosting artists exhibition’s at his east London gallery space and showing his own work to an international audience. He may have the name Pure Evil, but the man behind the work, Charley Edwards, is a welcoming personable character with drive, passion and enthusiasm for his work which shows through. We catch Charley, Pure Evil, on one of his particularly eventful days and discuss his recent schedule. Today consists of two exhibitions in two different locations running simultaneously- ...
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Giclée (/ʒiːˈkleɪ/ zhee-KLAY) is a neologism, ultimately derived from the French word gicleur, coined in 1991 by printmaker Jack Duganne for fine art digital prints made using inkjet printers. The name was originally applied to fine art prints created on a modified Iris printer in a process invented in the late 1980s. It has since been used widely to mean any fine-art printing, usually archival, printed by inkjet. It is often used by artists, galleries, and print shops for their high quality printing, but is also used generically for art printing of any quality.
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