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Acrylic pen silkscreen and tape on found cardboard
Pink Radar by Stephen Hobbs
David Krut Projects
2020
Sheet Size: 41 x 50 cm
Signed
Condition: Pristine
Price on Application
2020
Sheet Size: 41 x 50 cm
Signed
Condition: Pristine
Acrylic pen silkscreen and tape on found cardboard
Price on Application
Stephen Hobbs’ (b. 1972) practice has been underpinned by three core interest areas: architecture and the built environment, art and war, and anatomy and the body. He’s been particularly interested in the impact of defensive urban planning and architecture on the behavioral aspects of the city and society. This has seen him becoming involved in the role of art in public spaces where urban renewal takes place. Hobbs’ printmaking practice is informed by the complex, often obfuscating, visual language and urban defensive planning used to construct cities. He works predominantly in etching, linocut and monotype, and his prints serve as a distillation of his practice – public and studio-based.
