First Serve is a ceramic plate by Remi Rough. From an exclusive limited edition of 30 this artwork is signed and numbered by the artist. This artwork comes with an accompanying stand.
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This artwork stands as a striking ceramic statement, offering an exciting new perspective on Remi's designs. Art Republic's latest collaboration with Remi has led to the eagerly awaited release of a ceramic edition, reimagining a beautiful original design straight from the artists archive. Featuring the artists iconic style, this release marks a significant milestone as Remi steps into the world of ceramics, providing an exclusive chance to own a piece from the artists coveted portfolio. A must-have collectible edition for art enthusiasts.
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Ceramic Plate
Size: Signed and numbered by the artist
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Remi Rough is an abstract artist who pushes the boundaries of shape and space, with his bold colour palette reminiscent of the graffiti art movement that the artist was heavily involved in during his youth.
Remi Rough is an abstract artist who pushes the boundaries of shape and space, with his bold colour palette reminiscent of the graffiti art movement that the artist was heavily involved in during his youth.
Rough's striking compositions distil down the scenes of the city into kinetic geometric shapes that carry a ‘streetwise’ energy that harks back to his experience as a train writer in London in the 1980s. During this time, Rough garnered a reputation as an accomplished graffiti artist with his work decorating trains all over the city. We love how the graffiti influence is still present in Remi’s recent abstract work, visible in his use of bright colours and bold intersecting shapes. Rough has been part of London’s art scene for more that 25 years. The work once seen on the side of trains has now been exhibited worldwide in places such as Berlin, New York, Tokyo, Paris and Miami. Rough has participated in multiple group exhibitions, and his solo shows include Home at Scream Gallery in 2015, Sound Pigments at Magda Danysz Gallery in Paris, 2017, and MOCA London’s Volume exhibition in 2018. Rough also participated in painting London’s largest mural along with other members of the Agents of Change.
We love how the graffiti influence is still present in Remi’s recent abstract work, visible in his use of bright colours and bold intersecting shapes. During this time as a graffiti artist in his youth, Remi garnered a reputation as an accomplished graffiti artist with his work decorating trains all over the city. This youthful love of street art shines in his artwork.
