Levi Hawken - M/K Press x Fiksate 'Solv 4' Framed
Risograph print from series 1, printed on Fabriano 200gsm paper, 420 x 297mm (A3) + frame.
Individually signed and numbered by the artist. Limited edition of 40 prints.
An M/K Press x Fiksate exclusive artist collaboration! These limited edition risograph prints are released monthly and feature collaborations with New Zealand’s finest Urban Artists. Read more here.
About the Artwork: This stunning print is inspired by Levi's sculpture of the same name - Solv 4. Levi Hawken is renowned for his concrete and glass sculptures and his 3D tiles can be found on the streets around Auckland and Christchurch. Inspired by Brutalism, Levi's use of block colour and shapes combine letterforms and sculptural elements to create his signature style.
About the Artist: Levi Hawken (b. 1975, Auckland, New Zealand) began his artistic career as a graffiti artist in Auckland City during the mid-1990s. Although much of his graffiti work is no longer visible, the influences in his more formal paintings remain. Levi's new works embody his concerns with his own artistic demons and a personal backlash against issues encased within the graffiti movement. His artistic practices include painting, drawing, and sculptural work and can now be seen as a keepsake of the art that once was.
Levi Hawken - M/K Press x Fiksate 'Solv 4' Framed
Risograph print from series 1, printed on Fabriano 200gsm paper, 420 x 297mm (A3) + frame.
Individually signed and numbered by the artist. Limited edition of 40 prints.
An M/K Press x Fiksate exclusive artist collaboration! These limited edition risograph prints are released monthly and feature collaborations with New Zealand’s finest Urban Artists. Read more here.
About the Artwork: This stunning print is inspired by Levi's sculpture of the same name - Solv 4. Levi Hawken is renowned for his concrete and glass sculptures and his 3D tiles can be found on the streets around Auckland and Christchurch. Inspired by Brutalism, Levi's use of block colour and shapes combine letterforms and sculptural elements to create his signature style.
About the Artist: Levi Hawken (b. 1975, Auckland, New Zealand) began his artistic career as a graffiti artist in Auckland City during the mid-1990s. Although much of his graffiti work is no longer visible, the influences in his more formal paintings remain. Levi's new works embody his concerns with his own artistic demons and a personal backlash against issues encased within the graffiti movement. His artistic practices include painting, drawing, and sculptural work and can now be seen as a keepsake of the art that once was.