Jayne's Way Print - Hand Embellished Michael Reeder
Jayne's Way Print - Hand Embellished Michael Reeder
Jayne's Way Print - Hand Embellished Michael Reeder
Jayne's Way Print - Hand Embellished Michael Reeder
Jayne's Way Print - Hand Embellished Michael Reeder
Jayne's Way Print - Hand Embellished Michael Reeder
Jayne's Way Print - Hand Embellished Michael Reeder
Jayne's Way Print - Hand Embellished Michael Reeder
Jayne's Way Print - Hand Embellished Michael Reeder
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Jayne's Way

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Dimensions: 16 x 16 Inches / 41 x 41 cm

Medium: Hand embellished giclée print on Moab Entrada 290gsm Cotton Rag. Each print is hand-embellished by the artist, featuring metallic and fluorescent highlights.

Provenance: Hand-signed and numbered by the artist. Comes with Post Modern Vandal Certificate of Authenticity. Original receipt upon request.

Edition: Limited Edition of 45 (#32/45)

Year: 2018

Condition: Excellent


ARTIST BIO

Born and raised in San Francisco, Kristen Liu-Wong left home at the tender age of 17 for Brooklyn to attend Pratt Institute where she would major in Illustration. Since graduating in 2013, she has shown extensively in numerous galleries on the East and West coasts and some places in between and beyond.

Her work blends everyday occurrences from her life in Brooklyn with abstracted nightmares and crude humor. Trained as an illustrator, she tries to tell a story with every piece she makes, developing a personal and slightly sinister narrative within each painting. Using candy colors, heavy patterning, and tight compositions, the work draws inspiration from American folk art, the cartoons she watched as a kid, and her appreciation for architecture. She is always striving to make work that is highly personal but altered enough to allow individual interpretations to be applied to every story she paints.