Recovering Stolen Happiness (gold) #2 Etching he used to tilte his

he used to tilte his works with a nonsense unconnected with the work itself

inviting a slower reading in which abstraction

he translates it into a contemporary idiom shaped by Superflat

the Campbell’s Soup Cans paintings were sold for just $100 each

with the river functioning less as landscape than as movement itself: a visual current that carries the eye across the surface while holding the composition together

Recovering Stolen Happiness (gold) #2 Etching he used to tilte hisArtwork completely hand made by Otto Schade, created with two layers of cut stencils and five colors of spray paint on high quality golden Daler Rowney paper of 300 gsm. There are five unique pieces and all of them are dry stamped, signed and numbered 1 1 by Otto Schade.