Dystopie Fleurs: Bird of Paradise Splash
Édition n°10. Vert / Green
Sérigraphie / Silkscreen

Dystopie Fleurs… Dystopian Flowers…

Dystopie Fleurs is a descendant from the Earth’s most ancient kelp forests
Dystopie Fleurs is the spirit o’ the wildlife who reclaimed Chernobyl
Dystopie Fleurs uses they/them pronouns
Dystopie Fleurs likes to have a good time
Dystopie Fleurs will give you a little love-smack in bed
Dystopie Fleurs likes to weep now & then
Dystopie Fleurs can be a flower, a bird, a jellyfish, a crab, an oyster-all at once
Dystopie Fleurs likes their water with a side of wine
Dystopie Fleurs loves to seduce pollinators
Dystopie Fleurs are always evolving...

Bird of Paradise

captures the vitality, radical defiance & primordial strangeness of an otherworldly life-force that has flourished on our planet far before our species ever existed. The green is at once lively, and slightly nuclear.

The prints were created & produced by the artist at the sérigraphie (silkscreen) atelier of Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris. The images of the piece show different views of the work, and is photographed with a 40×50cm/16”x20” painting for scale. You can view behind-the-scenes of the atelier & creative process.

10% of proceeds from the Dystopie Fleurs prints supports a wildflower garden that the artist cultivates in New York. The garden contributes to biodiversity & ecological regeneration and that also serves as a pollinator haven. The garden is a fundamental part of the artists research & practice.

Details
• Individually signed & numbered by the artist
• 21 cm x 29.7 cm / 8.3x11.7in
• Papier Clairfontaine Dessin 160g / 108lb
• The print does not include a frame. This piece is framed in a Nielsen Accent.