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Screenprint in colors on Saunders Waterford white paper - Signed, numbered, and dated in pencil // No One's Home by KAWS is a limited edition screen-print that showcases his signature approach, merging pop culture imagery with vibrant graphic design. The print depicts a recognizable character silhouette, reimagined with bold, fragmented patches of color and KAWS's iconic crossed-out eyes motif. The playful yet abstract composition uses a palette of primary and pastel hues, highlighting KAWS's ability to blur boundaries between fine art and commercial design. The screen-print technique accentuates the crisp lines and rich saturation, making it a dynamic piece that invites viewers to explore its layers and cultural references.
No One's Home, 2015
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Screenprint in colors on Saunders Waterford white paper - Signed, numbered, and dated in pencil // No One's Home by KAWS is a limited edition screen-print that showcases his signature approach, merging pop culture imagery with vibrant graphic design. The print depicts a recognizable character silhouette, reimagined with bold, fragmented patches of color and KAWS's iconic crossed-out eyes motif. The playful yet abstract composition uses a palette of primary and pastel hues, highlighting KAWS's ability to blur boundaries between fine art and commercial design. The screen-print technique accentuates the crisp lines and rich saturation, making it a dynamic piece that invites viewers to explore its layers and cultural references.
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