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Pauser PauserTom Junker Aka (1983) has developed his style of graffiti since the age of 90

Selfie venus

Street Art Legend and now a renowned artist who exhibits around the world and his Venus, which connects traditional art and digital times.

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Framed 72 × 52 cm
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Wooden frame with museum-grade UV acrylic glazing, made in the Czech Republic. Ready to hang.
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The artist numbers and signs every piece by hand. No reprints.100ks blind stamp and certificate of authenticityArchival 12-colour giclée print, Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 g
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Pauser

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Pauser

Tom Junker Aka Pauser (1983) has developed his style of graffiti since the age of 90. Although he began as a street artist, he also studied clothing design. His early work had a great influence on the rise of the Internet, computer games or MTV, to which digital technologies, cryptocurrencies and NFT are added today. The fascination of the virtual world is evident in his work, the use of bright colors and joyful and relaxed compositions of his paintings at the same time symbolize the current way of life and passion for graffiti, design, fashion. Tomáš Junker also stands behind the establishment of a street art festival in Olomouc. In his creation, Pauser seeks to combine digital and traditional art and contradictions such as good and evil.

text: Kristýna Jirátovácurator

About the work

Pauser for 100pcs

Name Selfie venus The representative of Venus in a bright interior connects classical history and present through colors and motif. Venus is surrounded by traditional attributes of art history, such as ancient columns, curtains, drapery, vase or natural elements (including the sea with a yacht where we do not know whether it is a picture or a window vista). All of this, however, is disrupted by a mobile phone, which the goddess of love takes pictures of a hovering white bubble referring to today's division of society, in which we each live in our own smaller or larger bubble. The small drawing of the dog head in the right side of the image is based on the cryptocurrency logo and hides another Pauser's topical topic, which is a hurried time characterized by the pursuit of cryptocurrencies. This pursuit is also symbolized by greyhound, the dog race thousands of years ago bred to speed and hunting.

A digital layer of augmented reality is connected to the image that allows you to watch via the mobile app Artivive, as the image comes to life.

Selfie venus · click to enlarge

A look inside the studio

Photos from the signing of the first pieces of the edition.

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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.

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