Banksy Fridge Kite Canvas Triptych Wall Art
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BSY1090-T
$240.00
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Banksy Fridge Kite Triptych Canvas Wall Art. The print is split up into 3 panels 16" x 30" each for a total size of 48" x 30" when placed side by side. Printed on top quality canvas and stretched on premium 1.5 pine wood bars. The canvas print is wrapped around frame on all sides and is stapled to the back of the frame. Ships ready to hang.
About Art
Banksy, world famous graffiti artist of England with a mysterious identity, has made a name for himself by creating beautiful and provocative works of graffiti art in cities all over the world. His art usually involves social or political commentary; he is known for his moving but sometimes disturbing imagery to communicate provocative messages. His many works featuring children often speak to the corrupt cultures they find themselves in, sometimes involving war via soldiers or extreme consumerism via symbols of capitalism.
In the case of Banksy’s Fridge Kite piece, while the meaning is not immediately apparent, it is possible that the artist is taking on the issue of poverty and showing how it affects children. The work features a silhouette of a child flying a kite ” but instead of a kite, there is a refrigerator at the end of his string flying in the wind. Some have interpreted the imagery as showing the fridge being so light and empty of food that it can fly in the air. Even if the child is poor and has no food, he still has his innocence, and his appetite for fun through flying kites, which makes the image bittersweet.
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- Brand new, made to order
- Top Quality Fredrix Archival Canvas
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- Professionally stretched around 1.5" thick pine wood frames
- Shipped in custom made boxes with protective sides
- Comes Ready to Hang
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- Life Expectancy Over 100 Years
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- 100% Made in USA
About Art
Banksy, world famous graffiti artist of England with a mysterious identity, has made a name for himself by creating beautiful and provocative works of graffiti art in cities all over the world. His art usually involves social or political commentary; he is known for his moving but sometimes disturbing imagery to communicate provocative messages. His many works featuring children often speak to the corrupt cultures they find themselves in, sometimes involving war via soldiers or extreme consumerism via symbols of capitalism.
In the case of Banksy’s Fridge Kite piece, while the meaning is not immediately apparent, it is possible that the artist is taking on the issue of poverty and showing how it affects children. The work features a silhouette of a child flying a kite ” but instead of a kite, there is a refrigerator at the end of his string flying in the wind. Some have interpreted the imagery as showing the fridge being so light and empty of food that it can fly in the air. Even if the child is poor and has no food, he still has his innocence, and his appetite for fun through flying kites, which makes the image bittersweet.