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Edition of 30 - Two colour screenprint on polyester film 89 micron over black card - Signed and numbered on front - In mint Condition // Glenn Brown's There is no place for us (from Joy Divisions de luxe) is a compelling two-color screen print created in 2017. This limited edition print, sized at 41 by 29.7 cm, is rendered on polyester film over black card, giving it a haunting depth and intensity. The artwork depicts a complex bouquet of flowers in a classical vase, yet it is far from traditional. The floral forms appear to be in motion, swirling and merging with abstract lines that give the impression of decay or transformation. The title, combined with the imagery, evokes themes of beauty tinged with melancholy or impermanence. Limited to an edition of 30, each piece is signed and numbered by Brown, marking it as a refined exploration of classical motifs with a modern, existential twist.
There is no place for us (from Joy Divisions de luxe), 2017
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Edition of 30 - Two colour screenprint on polyester film 89 micron over black card - Signed and numbered on front - In mint Condition // Glenn Brown's There is no place for us (from Joy Divisions de luxe) is a compelling two-color screen print created in 2017. This limited edition print, sized at 41 by 29.7 cm, is rendered on polyester film over black card, giving it a haunting depth and intensity. The artwork depicts a complex bouquet of flowers in a classical vase, yet it is far from traditional. The floral forms appear to be in motion, swirling and merging with abstract lines that give the impression of decay or transformation. The title, combined with the imagery, evokes themes of beauty tinged with melancholy or impermanence. Limited to an edition of 30, each piece is signed and numbered by Brown, marking it as a refined exploration of classical motifs with a modern, existential twist.
What is appropriation?
Appropriation in art involves using pre-existing images or objects with little or no modification. This technique has played a significant role across various art forms, including visual arts, music, performance, and literature. In visual arts, appropriation refers to the practice of adopting, sampling, recycling, or borrowing elements—or even entire forms—of existing visual culture, integrating them into new works to create meaning or critique.