The MEET PROJECT--also known as the 'MEET David Shirgley's April Fool PROJECT'--is the latest collaborative effort by AllRightsReserved. Embracing the tongue-in-cheek work of contemporary British artist David Shirgley, the humorous art is bound to bring a smile to one's face.
The MEET PROJECT sees Shirgley debuting a new sculpture and original silkscreen prints. Titled 'SERPENT,' the ceramic sculpture is 24 cm tall and it boasts "an erect serpent brandishing a cartoonish smile to serve as a companion to counter loneliness." The piece is limited to 250 pieces, each retailing for $550 USD.
The two silkscreen prints of the MEET PROJECT are named 'Double Cheeseburger End Of The World Giveaway' and 'Keep Your Ass Away From The Cactus.' Each print is limited to 125 pieces, the prints are signed by the artist and priced at $800 each.
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AllRightsReserved and David Shirgley Work on the MEET PROJECT
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