Zevs
Zevs (France, 1977) is a prominent street artist and conceptual provocateur, known for his Liquidation series, where he 'melts' iconic logos to critique consumerism. A pioneer of urban art, Zevs often integrates public spaces into his work, blending graffiti, performance, and social commentary. His art challenges perceptions of branding and urban aesthetics.
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Zevs
LV - Axes, date unknown
Painting
Mixed Media
EUR 13,500
Zevs
CCCP - Liquidated Hammer And Sickle
Painting
Mixed Media
EUR 14,250
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