different pieces of art, different prices..

here are all remaing artworks from the "duality" show
shop.prettyportal.de/collections/remed

Remed & 3ttman visiting the Ship of Fools art gallery

I've got a couple of canvases available. The Lion one with Fefe is really nice...

www.prescriptionart.com/prescription-art/remed/cat_96.html

I can do a little off 'Je Suis'... it has a small tear that's been circled in red. I asked Remed about it and he said "About the hole in the canvas it's normal...it's a (bad) friend who did it a long time ago....but still it was not big deal cause it add some interesting idea to the canvas... "

Hi Mescal,
Brooklynite had some great work looks like one left
www.brooklynitegallery.com/images/items_pics/remed_lookatme_550.jpg

or check out his flickr see whats available..
www.flickr.com/photos/remed_art/sets/72157603975036252/with/3353815742/

If you've walked along by the South Bank by the Hayward Gallery and Royal Festival Hall in the last week you may have noticed the work painted by two of my favourite artists Saner (Mexico) & Remed (France).







The artists were invited as part of the Festival of the World which is currently going on there and the new Wahaca South Bank experiment. blog.wahaca.co.uk/2012/07/going-experimental-down-on-the-southbank/





There are more images on Remed's blog - remed.es/web/2012/07/969/
and my blog
www.tristanmanco.com/2012/07/05/wahaca-southbank-experiment/
Well worth a visit if your in London...

Nice print !

Really nice print! thanks mate!

Hi Delloy

We are really sorry but unfortunately the shipping prices from Norway is that expensive. I guess if we were a bigger company or were centered in a bigger city the prices might have been different. Then we could use a different shipping company like Ups etc
Here you can see the prices from the Norwegian postal service

www.posten.no/en/products-and-services/parcels/carryon-cash

All our prints are sent as packages with tracking number which also contributes to the price.

Hopefully we will get a better deal in the future.

~ABC

I am selling at cost this Remed print, from draw a line: Layin in Love.

- 8 color silkscreen on 300g munken premium white paper.
- 71cm x 48.5cm
- Edition of 50 with COA.
- Sold out.

www.drawaline.de/products/remed-layin-in-love

Price: 250€ (Shipping included).

Remed
"Corps Accord, Couleurs"

4 color silk screen print
230g mould-made Hahnemühle
Limited Edition of 48
66 x 96 cm (26 x 37.8 inches)
Signed and numbered by the artist

€320.00
incl. VAT & shipping cost
www.drawaline.de/products/remed-corps-accord-couleurs

Grey edition is already sold out.

Really really really like this

Remed was in Kiev, Ukraina, two weeks ago to pain this huge wall in the city center, 29m x 10 m ! Really impressive when you stand in front of it.... Here is a picture:

Hey guys,

Just a heads up, we will release this print in about a week or so, but happy to give a pre-sale opportunity to the forum here. Print by Remed, who travelled to La Gomera, one of the Canary Islands. Details and more story about his trip below. Send a PM if you have any interest.



Print: four colour silk screen print
Dimensions: 50x70cm
Paper: 250 grams materica Gesso
Signed and numbered by artist himself.
Price: 150 €


A little word from Remed:

“It is always good to go away from the blinding city, to get back in touch with nature, to reconnect with your roots before creating realms. On my way to the valley, I could see the surrounding mountains appearing. Most of them scarred with caves everywhere on the sides. Thousands of them. My mind automatically pictured rock art, symbols painted on the cave walls, and the ability to capture a remaining sense of the people resting in it. I wanted to go and enter some of those doors to nd my own treasure, whatever it would be.


While exploring the valley, I went up to the highest point of the island one day and walked down through the forest again. It was amazing, I was alone all the way with only the bees and birds owing in luscious greenness. On the central beach of La Gomera, there is a sculpture of an aboriginal man standing facing the ocean. In one hand he holds a spear pointing down. In the other hand grows what could be a flower or a shell. Under his watchful eye, I swam in the ocean, rested on the beach, and contemplated. At the edge of the bay, the line of horizon starts to bend. And ultimately the shade of the night sky becomes a dome. I was filled with a timeless feeling. Endless horizon all around me.”