King of Rock (Gold) Modern he hand-painted each canvas using

he hand-painted each canvas using stencils

even if his position goes further by treating mass culture not just as subject matter

inviting us to look beyond shadows and find the light within

this guide to contemporary print techniques offers useful context for understanding how repetition functions in print-based art

This gradual mutation reflects one of Murakami’s central concerns: the tension between cuteness and monstrosity

King of Rock (Gold) Modern he hand-painted each canvas using9 colour screen print on hand torn Archival paper hand signed and numbered by the artist of an edition of 50 copies. Stamped with the artists' thumb print on the back. It is not the first time that Mr. Brainwash creates a work whose protagonist is the King of Rock, although this portrait of Elvis Presley stands out for three reasons: its huge size, its limited edition of only 50 copies and the complexity of the image . The golden finish is already a