D*Face

Death & Glory. Limited edition 36/50.

A framed but not glazed limited edition screenprint for 'Death And Glory' in colours feature a stylized skeleton tearing through the canvas with info to the bottom.
Dated 12th -22nd October 2006 at The Old Truman Brewery, London.

Limited edition 36/50. Poster measures approx; 680mm x 480mm.
Frame measures approx; 86cm x 66cm. Not glazed. 

Dean Stockton, better known under his pseudonym D*Face, creates incisive, irreverent paintings, prints, sculptures, and murals that satirize popular culture. His targets range from mainstream consumerism to the American dream. Employing a Pop aesthetic, D*Face references cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse and celebrities such as Kurt Cobain, draping instantly recognizable icons with signifiers of death, excess, and greed. The artist cites New York’s graffiti and skateboard cultures as formative influences. D*Face has exhibited in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Barcelona, Paris, Melbourne, Tokyo, and Taipei, and his public works can be found in many more cities. He has also produced a number of collaborations with brands including Haig Club, Triumph Motorcycles, Indian Motorcycle, Uniqlo, and Zippo.