Giclée print in archival pigment inks on Olin Regular High White 300gsm wove.
Numbered and officially stamped. Includes limited edition book in slipcase.
John Lennon – Imagine (2018) by Yoko Ono is a giclée print rendered in archival pigment inks on Olin Regular High White paper. The image is a soft, dreamlike portrait of John Lennon, slightly faded and obscured, evoking a sense of memory, loss, and reverence. With muted tones and a delicate visual texture, the work serves as both homage and reflection, referencing Lennon’s legacy and the enduring message of peace embodied in Imagine. The subtle blending of photographic realism and atmospheric abstraction aligns with Ono’s conceptual approach, offering a meditative visual experience rooted in love and remembrance.
Yoko Ono (Japan, 1933) is a multimedia artist, musician, and activist known for her avant-garde conceptual art and groundbreaking performances. A key figure in Fluxus, Ono explores themes of peace, feminism, and unity. Her collaborations with John Lennon, including Bed-Ins for Peace, and her solo works have left a profound cultural impact.
Giclée printingGiclée printing is a digital technique for reproducing artwork using a high-resolution digital file and an inkjet printer with archival-quality inks. This process produces prints with exceptional color accuracy and detail, closely matching the original artwork.
Giclée print in archival pigment inks on Olin Regular High White 300gsm wove.
Numbered and officially stamped. Includes limited edition book in slipcase.
John Lennon – Imagine (2018) by Yoko Ono is a giclée print rendered in archival pigment inks on Olin Regular High White paper. The image is a soft, dreamlike portrait of John Lennon, slightly faded and obscured, evoking a sense of memory, loss, and reverence. With muted tones and a delicate visual texture, the work serves as both homage and reflection, referencing Lennon’s legacy and the enduring message of peace embodied in Imagine. The subtle blending of photographic realism and atmospheric abstraction aligns with Ono’s conceptual approach, offering a meditative visual experience rooted in love and remembrance.
Yoko Ono (Japan, 1933) is a multimedia artist, musician, and activist known for her avant-garde conceptual art and groundbreaking performances. A key figure in Fluxus, Ono explores themes of peace, feminism, and unity. Her collaborations with John Lennon, including Bed-Ins for Peace, and her solo works have left a profound cultural impact.
Yoko Ono is a Japanese artist, who was part of the Conceptual Art movement. A lot of her work is trying spread a message about world peace. Not all of her art was produced on paper and canvas, she spread her art and message through visual performances and musical compositions. However the majority of her pieces are photography work. Many of her paper drawings were created using ink on paper. One of her popular pieces was creatively splattering red pigment onto a pair of bronze high heeled shoes. Ono is associated with the Fluxus group, it's founder who is George Maciunas is Ono's friend and promoted her work and presented it at his gallery in 1961. Another one of her famous pieces is a book she produced which is titled 'Grapefruit' which was published in 1964. The book isn't filled with art pieces, but rather sets of instructions. This allows the reader to produce a piece of solid artwork on material themselves or simply visualize the art Ono created through words. (Artist website)
Neo-Dada is a minor visual and audio art movement with intents similar to those of Dada artwork. While it revives some of Dada's objectives, Neo-Dada emphasizes the importance of the produced artwork rather than the concept behind it. The movement is considered the foundation of Pop Art, Nouveau Réalisme, and Fluxus. Neo-Dada is known for its use of absurdist contrasts, popular imagery, and modern materials, blending high and low culture in a way that challenges traditional artistic conventions.