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The Hope Soap is a reverse hand-pulled screen print raise above white pearlescent glitter by Mark Petty. From an edition of 25, this artworks comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.
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Reverse hand-pulled screen print raise above white pearlescent glitter
Size: Certificate of authenticity
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Mark Petty is a London based artist and image maker. After studying art, illustration, and photography, Petty began a career in the world of advertising. Now, with years of experience behind him, the half-Irish, half-English artist specialises in hand-pulled screen prints and reverse glass gold gilding, incorporating hand painting and hand applied diamond dust and gold leaf. The result? Truly dazzling works of art steeped in contemporary Pop Art and soaked in cultures of modernity.
Mark Petty is a London based artist and image maker. After studying art, illustration, and photography, Petty began a career in the world of advertising. Now, with years of experience behind him, the half-Irish, half-English artist specialises in hand-pulled screen prints and reverse glass gold gilding, incorporating hand painting and hand applied diamond dust and gold leaf. The result? Truly dazzling works of art steeped in contemporary Pop Art and soaked in cultures of modernity.
We love how Mark's artworks constantly reference popular culture, meaning that each piece is nostalgic and familiar. His Pop Art-inspired artworks are multi layered and extremely detailed, with his witty subject matter only enhancing the fun-loving nature of his art. From commentary on current events to Minnie Mouse sitting on the moon, Mark's artworks border the line between thought-provoking and absurd. We love how Mark uses humour to prompt conversations about recent world events.
