Paul Insect X BAST Can Man Bronze Sculpture , by Inknart on Aug 23, 2022 20:56:35 GMT 1, A pair of legends in the street art arena have teamed up on a special edition sculpture entitled Can Man. Anyone closely following the renowned London-born artists Paul Insect or Bast on Instagram have surely encountered the puppet-like figure which has been debuted at Banksy’s “Dismaland” as well as the Glastonbury festival. Constructed out of a Krylon spray can with big veiny eyes, the sculpture stands at roughly 42 centimeters high and weighs about 13 pounds. The duo has teamed up with Allouche Gallery to release the sculpture in a limited edition of only 15 samples.

Paul Insect and Bast, two artists that have been collaborating for years on making cheerful marionette-like puppets from found objects, have just announced a release of their 1st ever collaborative bronze sculpture. Titled Can Man Bronze, the solid bronze piece is presenting a character built from Krylon spraypaint can with googly, bloody eyes, is 42cm high (16.5") and weighs 5.8kg (almost 13lbs).

Originally, Can Man is Insect and Bast's character that was introduced in one of their legendary IG videos they've been sharing from time to time. Dancing carelessly to funky tunes, these puppets are artists' way of getting away from their daily studio work and having some fun. Built from found objects and often referencing graffiti, hip-hop, and other musical genres, these fun creations were presented at such events as Banksy's Dismaland or Glastonbury festival.

This is the first time (and last unfortunatley) the two artists from London and NYC collaborated on producing a sculptural piece, which was cast in bronze and completed by painting all the elements and features of its original. From blood vein on its eyes, Krylon logo, wires, all the way to ripped cardboard base with a loose staple in the corner. Coming signed and numbered in very limited edition of only 15 examples, Can Man Bronze is available exclusively via Allouche Gallery. —Sasha Bogojev

Year: 2018
Edition: 15
Dimension: 42cmx23cmx31cm
Material: Bronze (Hand Painted)
Signed & numbered
Weight: 5.8kg
Signed (BAST and PINS Etched In Names and Number on Bottom)
Release Price $10,000

Price: $15,000 USD (Comes in Original Custom Crate) 

A pair of legends in the street art arena have teamed up on a special edition sculpture entitled Can Man. Anyone closely following the renowned London-born artists Paul Insect or Bast on Instagram have surely encountered the puppet-like figure which has been debuted at Banksy’s “Dismaland” as well as the Glastonbury festival. Constructed out of a Krylon spray can with big veiny eyes, the sculpture stands at roughly 42 centimeters high and weighs about 13 pounds. The duo has teamed up with Allouche Gallery to release the sculpture in a limited edition of only 15 samples.

Paul Insect and Bast, two artists that have been collaborating for years on making cheerful marionette-like puppets from found objects, have just announced a release of their 1st ever collaborative bronze sculpture. Titled Can Man Bronze, the solid bronze piece is presenting a character built from Krylon spraypaint can with googly, bloody eyes, is 42cm high (16.5") and weighs 5.8kg (almost 13lbs).

Originally, Can Man is Insect and Bast's character that was introduced in one of their legendary IG videos they've been sharing from time to time. Dancing carelessly to funky tunes, these puppets are artists' way of getting away from their daily studio work and having some fun. Built from found objects and often referencing graffiti, hip-hop, and other musical genres, these fun creations were presented at such events as Banksy's Dismaland or Glastonbury festival.

This is the first time (and last unfortunatley) the two artists from London and NYC collaborated on producing a sculptural piece, which was cast in bronze and completed by painting all the elements and features of its original. From blood vein on its eyes, Krylon logo, wires, all the way to ripped cardboard base with a loose staple in the corner. Coming signed and numbered in very limited edition of only 15 examples, Can Man Bronze is available exclusively via Allouche Gallery. —Sasha Bogojev

Year: 2018
Edition: 15
Dimension: 42cmx23cmx31cm
Material: Bronze (Hand Painted)
Signed & numbered
Weight: 5.8kg
Signed (BAST and PINS Etched In Names and Number on Bottom)
Release Price $10,000

Price: $15,000 USD (Comes in Original Custom Crate)