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'Modern Life is Rubbish' is a 3 colour Screen Print by contemporary artist Kristian Jones. Printed onto 280gsm Somerset Antique Velvet Paper, the piece is from a limited edition of 50 and is signed and numbered by the artist.
Qualifies for Own Art finance, 10 instalments, 0% interest
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Kristian is an artist and illustrator based in Birmingham. His surreal artworks play with the innocence of childhood imagination and the influence of technology on family dynamics. We love how Kristian’s seemingly witty and light hearted illustrations have a sinister twist; Kristian uses his talents to highlight the downfalls of living in a modern society dictated by technology and social media.
Kristian is an artist and illustrator based in Birmingham. His surreal artworks play with the innocence of childhood imagination and the influence of technology on family dynamics. We love how Kristian’s seemingly witty and light hearted illustrations have a sinister twist; Kristian uses his talents to highlight the downfalls of living in a modern society dictated by technology and social media.
Kristian is a self-taught artist whose work has been featured in a number of publications, as well as having a variety of working relationships with brands and clothing companies. Kristian made his name crafting posters and artwork for alternative bands on the Birmingham music scene. He is also a part of the Brothers of the Stripe collective, a group of graphic designers and artists across the UK.
We love how Kristian uses his background in advertising to help create clean and crisp artworks that are simple yet thought provoking. Kristian made his name crafting posters and artwork for alternative bands on the Birmingham music scene, and now uses the skills he picked up when creating his own artwork. Kristian's art is simple yet effective, allowing his meaningful narratives to do the talking.
