Original serigraph on paper - From the rare limited edition of 100
Published by Pace Prints - Hand signed and numbered by KAWS - Fully authenticated and comes in the original packaging from Pace Prints
Alone Again by KAWS, created in 2018, is a limited edition serigraph that exemplifies KAWS’ unique pop-art style with vibrant colors and cartoon-inspired abstraction. This work is filled with dynamic forms, where neon reds, greens, and purples dominate the composition. Checker-patterned shapes in yellow and green float across the artwork, reminiscent of KAWS' iconic motif of bending, tube-like forms. Behind these, an intricate layering of colors and shapes suggests a figure obscured by abstract forms, adding depth and movement. The composition creates a sense of rhythm, as if these vivid forms are floating in a surreal, dream-like space. Alone Again combines the artist's playful, graphic aesthetic with hints of underlying complexity, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the intense color contrasts and abstract layers.
KAWS (USA, 1974), born Brian Donnelly, is a contemporary artist and designer celebrated for his cartoon-inspired sculptures, paintings, and collectible toys. Merging street art and pop culture, his iconic 'Companion' figures and bold graphics have reached global audiences, bridging the worlds of fine art, fashion, and commercial design.
Serigraph Serigraph is a printmaking process that uses silk screen techniques to create an image. The image is digitally separated into individual colors, each of which is assigned to a separate silk screen. These screens are then used to apply each color by hand, layer by layer, to replicate the original artwork, often based on an oil painting.
Original serigraph on paper - From the rare limited edition of 100
Published by Pace Prints - Hand signed and numbered by KAWS - Fully authenticated and comes in the original packaging from Pace Prints
Alone Again by KAWS, created in 2018, is a limited edition serigraph that exemplifies KAWS’ unique pop-art style with vibrant colors and cartoon-inspired abstraction. This work is filled with dynamic forms, where neon reds, greens, and purples dominate the composition. Checker-patterned shapes in yellow and green float across the artwork, reminiscent of KAWS' iconic motif of bending, tube-like forms. Behind these, an intricate layering of colors and shapes suggests a figure obscured by abstract forms, adding depth and movement. The composition creates a sense of rhythm, as if these vivid forms are floating in a surreal, dream-like space. Alone Again combines the artist's playful, graphic aesthetic with hints of underlying complexity, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the intense color contrasts and abstract layers.
KAWS (USA, 1974), born Brian Donnelly, is a contemporary artist and designer celebrated for his cartoon-inspired sculptures, paintings, and collectible toys. Merging street art and pop culture, his iconic 'Companion' figures and bold graphics have reached global audiences, bridging the worlds of fine art, fashion, and commercial design.
Born Brian Donnelly but creating under a pseudonym, Kaws is an artist renowned for his acrylic paintings and sculptures that often employ repeated and distinctive graphics while reworking highly recognisable pop culture icons – Companion is one of his most notable sculptures, a large-scale, clown-like and darker take on the universally-recognised Mickey Mouse. Kaws’ early foray into art was through the form of street-graffiti; his trademark ‘x’ symbol, often applied over the hands, eyes and mouths of his characters, sprung from this phase in which Kaws would often replace public advertisements with his own artwork, a technique known as subvertising. Kaws uses a number of different materials throughout his creative processes including wood, aluminium, fiberglass and a steel pontoon inflatable raft; he has also collaborated with numerous companies and artists including Santastic! and John Mayer. (Artist website)
Hard Edge art is a style of abstract painting that became popular in the 1960s. It features areas of color separated by crisp, sharp edges that are painted with geometric precision. The term hard-edge painting was coined by art critic Jules Langsner to describe this approach, which contrasts with the softer, more fluid forms of other abstract styles.