Shepard Fairey
Power and Glory IV

, 2014

Silkscreen and gold foil block on Somerset Tub sized 410gsm

Signed and numbered

69.4 x 69.4 cm (27.3 x 27.3 in)

Edition of 75

FAM-E: SFA-45-1445851361-X-75

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About Shepard Fairey

An exalted figure in the world of street art, Shepard Fairey is notorious for his inflammatory and politically charged work in which he critiques corporate culture and challenges the current state of affairs. Emerging from the skateboarding and punk scene in the late 1980s, Shepard Fairey created his first sticker campaign whilst completing his studies at the Rhode Island School of Design. The success of the campaign was unprecedented,… Read more

About the artwork

Modeled on the stylized and slightly ominous portrait of Andre the Giant, the face of Fairey's legendary street art campaign of the late 1980s, these bold silkscreens can be seen to reflect on the power and glory of the now famous OBEY logo. A symbol that is now deeply rooted in popular culture yet somehow manages to retain the seedy allure of counterculture chic. The print's lush colors and strongly geometrical composition draw further attention to the central emblem in icon-like fashion, his keen sense of self-referencing genius emerging once more.