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// The Warrior by Blek Le Rat, a limited edition silkscreen print from 2016, combines subversive imagery with a touch of humor. Known as a pioneer of stencil graffiti art, Blek Le Rat often uses rats in his work as symbols of resilience and rebellion. This print depicts a stylized rat wielding an assault rifle, yet instead of a menacing threat, the rifle’s barrel is adorned with a delicate blue flower. The juxtaposition of weaponry with a symbol of peace creates a provocative statement on violence and pacifism, embodying Blek Le Rat’s commentary on societal and political issues. With an edition size of 150, The Warrior captures the artist’s iconic style and message.
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// The Warrior by Blek Le Rat, a limited edition silkscreen print from 2016, combines subversive imagery with a touch of humor. Known as a pioneer of stencil graffiti art, Blek Le Rat often uses rats in his work as symbols of resilience and rebellion. This print depicts a stylized rat wielding an assault rifle, yet instead of a menacing threat, the rifle’s barrel is adorned with a delicate blue flower. The juxtaposition of weaponry with a symbol of peace creates a provocative statement on violence and pacifism, embodying Blek Le Rat’s commentary on societal and political issues. With an edition size of 150, The Warrior captures the artist’s iconic style and message.
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Blek Le Rat
Man Who Walks Through Walls, 2007
Limited Edition Print
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EUR 2,250
Blek Le Rat
The Warrior, 2016
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