Vitruvian Stitch (number 1)
The figure of Stitch in the position of a vitruvian man by Leonardo da Vinci by two legends of the Polish street art. Combination of humor, comic and horror.
Size print 61 × 59 cm
The edition is sold out and will not be reprinted.
Profile
Cruze & Tempz
For more than two decades, tempz has been active in graffiti and street art. Author of numerous works in public space in Poland and abroad. His work is characterized by unusual color combinations and strong, comic book lines. Frequent motifs include personified animals, B-Boy figures and horror characters. It moves between graffiti, illustrations and tattoos, inserting its unique style into each medium.
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Cruze
Since 2008, Cruze has been active in graffiti and street art. He has realized his works in many countries of Europe, Asia and the USA. It combines elements of urban art and nature with photorealistic and geometric motifs, creating a hybrid collage. His work often contains the motif of "apple" as an alterego "Apple Head". In addition to the Murals, he devotes himself to graphic design and painting. He worked with companies like Warner Bros, Disney, Netflix, Asahi, Harley Davidson.
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“Atal” project
The “Atal” project is the result of Tempze and Cruze cooperation. Their work is characterized by unique style and pop -cultural motifs, often reinterpret iconic symbols. Their works are located in various places, inspiring viewers from different environments and cultures.
About the work
Cruze & Tempz for 100pcs
A look inside the studio
Photos from the signing of the first pieces of the edition.
Shipping, delivery and returns
Prints in stock ship unframed within 2 business days and framed within 3 business days. Prints signed to order ship in about 2 weeks. Framed prints travel in protective packaging, unframed prints in a sturdy tube and an extra box. Shipping is calculated at checkout by country.
Details on shipping, delivery and returns are on the Everything about buying and Shipping pages.
How edition numbering and pre-sales work
Every edition has a fixed print run. Every piece is numbered and signed by hand. During a pre-sale you choose your print number; after the pre-sale ends, numbers are assigned in order of purchase. Details are on the Edition sizes page.
