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To the Moon and Back is a 7 layer screenprint by Joe Webb. From a limited edition of 150, this print is signed and numbered by the artist.
The world can seem so chaotic and unpredictable at times. Looking at Earth from the vacuum of space you can’t help but be in awe of its beauty.
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7 layer silkscreen with iridescent inks and glitter UV varnish on Somerset enhanced velvet 410gsm paper
Size: Signed and numbered by the artist with accompanying COA
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Joe Webb lives and works in the UK, and is known for hand-made collages with bold messages. Joe Webb’s art is composed of found imagery that the artist alters and edits in order to provoke the viewer. The collages deal with pertinent issues including war, inequality and the environment.
Joe Webb lives and works in the UK, and is known for hand-made collages with bold messages. Joe Webb’s art is composed of found imagery that the artist alters and edits in order to provoke the viewer. The collages deal with pertinent issues including war, inequality and the environment.
Webb sources his imagery from shops and charity shops in Brighton and Lewes, Sussex. The found images are usually from the 1950s, a period that Webb is particularly inspired by, but are combined with contemporary sources that grant his characters the ability to travel through time, and space. Webb’s desire to follow his instinct when looking for imagery is influenced by Robert Rauschenberg, the American collage artist who created artworks from materials found around on the streets around his studio. Webb has said of his artistic practice: “I started making collages as a sort of luddite reaction to working on computers for years. I like the limitations of it… using found imagery and a pair of scissors, there’s no googling for material and no Photoshop to resize, adjust or undo. There’s an element of serendipity in finding images that work together that can’t be replicated in the digital world.” Webb is passionate about the need to notice what is going on in the world, and his imagined landscapes are nostalgic but light-hearted. Webb’s artwork has been exhibited internationally and can be found in the Saatchi Gallery, 45 Park Lane and in the private collections of Coldplay, Eric Cantona, Janelle Monae, and The Madden Brothers, who Webb also created an album cover for.
