40x50cm Deep Edge Wood Box Canvas (5cm depth)
Spray paint/Stencil, hand embellished paint splatter
Stencil signed, hand signed, AP mark, dollar serial number registered and authenticated
£400


Test canvas up to grab here:

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More info to come Monday, when the complete edtiton is then released through TABBYthis.com.


nice image. ha...own th original canvas... :-o
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Prints of this image were released a few years ago, sound like there will be a main edition of these canvases/wood of 25 coming soon

Both these pieces now available as originals, spray painted on wood, from Landmark Street Art
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"How To Be Loved" Fine Art Sculptures

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Much art is defined by the interpretation of the viewer. The "Sound of Uzi's" to me provokes the thought of how much things have changed in the world. When I was a child things seemed so much simpler and more honest and hopeful. The movie "The Sound of Music" portrayed among other things the hope that I'm sure many felt during WW2 and that was the fact that they were going to escape. Some did and unfortunately too many didn't but the movie portrayed the hope. To me "The Sound of Uzi's" brings forth the realization of change and how violent our society has become on a daily basis. Seems like everybody has guns, everyday there are killings around the world. In conjunction, it reflects on the loss of innocence. How when I was young I just noticed the beautiful things in the world but as I got older I saw all the violence and hatred and guns and killings and it's a fucked up reality, but it is real. It makes me wish I could go back to simpler times but I can't. Although that may be true, upon reflection of my childhood it makes me appreciate the fact that I did get to experience a more beautiful world where things at least seemed more simple and people seemed kinder, and for that I am grateful. Now, I'm not saying that today the world as a whole is a piece of shit because it isn't. There are still a lot of beautiful things and beautiful people out there to enjoy. However, when I look at "The Sound of Uzi's" (concrete version) hanging on my wall it's a reminder to me to try to be nicer and kinder and more of a positive force in this world because most of the time that's all the control over things that you have. By doing that simple task I feel myself a combatant to the opposite polarity that exists in the world and it makes me feel better about life. Try it, it's great.

Grabbing the silver version. Quite excited - first sculpture from tabby!

That’s what I went for.  Felt more fitting for the reaper. Silent Stage puts out quality sculptures so expect these to be stunning.

Separating the contenders from the pretenders requires a good eye, a good nose, and a good brain.

Excellent, what country are you in?

I’m in the states - New York specifically.

The cast looks amazing and love the fact it is resin, should look great.... should be a top contender for the Resin DTA.

Yeah the cast came out perfect, the thought of a sculpture had been floating in my mind for a couple of years and was waiting for the right people to work with. Definitely paid off.

I enjoy mine as well. I have the blue edition of 10 one

Nice, my niece was born shortly after the release and she currently holds the only AP.