Binary Code (Black variant, Archival Framing) Mark Drew

Binary Code (Black variant, Archival Framing) Mark DrewBinary Code (black) is a signed screen print produced by the daring French street artist Invader in 2008. The print comes in an edition size of 50 and shows a black and white maze like pattern composed of black squares arranged tightly against one another. The print looks like a bar code and resonates strongly with the 8 bit visual register of arcade games. The squares seem to be ordered randomly and it is difficult to discern exactly what is being

his murals have become tourist attractions in major metropolitan areas across the globe

This piece is part of a series where KATSU employs the skull motif to bridge classical vanitas themes with contemporary street art aesthetics

the sought after

refreshing

pop-inflected image that carries an undercurrent of tension

The work was purchased at the Lazarides / Zevs show in 2012 by the original owner

California) is a self-taught artist whose deeply emotive figurative compositions — often featuring signature pink hats and skewed

“THIS WAY” is a powerful

This is not only a stunning edition

In recent years

set against vivid backdrops create a dynamic visual effect

this work is a must for any Armstrong collector