Obey Giant Chaos Mandala 2 Shepard Fairey Signed Art Print Poster LE 550 18x24

$ 89.74

Country of Origin: United States Print Surface: Cream Speckletone Paper Title: Chaos Mandala 2 Subject: Street Art, OBEY GIANT Style: Street Art Framing: Unframed Original/Licensed Reprint: Limited Edition Print Personalize: No Production Technique: Screen Printing Handmade: Yes Image Orientation: Landscape Edition Size: 550 Features: Numbered, Signed Signed: Yes Size: Medium (up to 36in.) Material: Serigraph & Silkscreen Unit of Sale: Single Piece Region of Origin: California, USA Color: Multi-Color Theme: Art, Nature Item Width: 18 in Year of Production: 2025 Item Height: 24 in Signed By: Shepard Fairey Type: Print height: 24 in Artist: Shepard Fairey, Obey Giant width: 18 in

Description

Obey Giant Chaos Mandala 2 Shepard Fairey Signed Art Print Poster LE 550 18x24. Chaos Mandala 2 is the follow-up to Chaos Mandala released a few weeks ago. Mandalas on the other hand are symbols of harmony, wholeness, and the universe in its ideal form. Chaos Mandala 2 by Shepard Fairey OBEY GIANT. Chaos Mandala 2 by Shepard Fairey OBEY GIANT 18x24 Limited Edition of 550 Signed & Numbered Chaos Mandala 2 is the follow-up to Chaos Mandala released a few weeks ago. This print merges two seemingly contrasting concepts and aesthetics…chaos and harmony. I have always been fascinated by the cyclical chaos of posters and graffiti accumulating on the streets and then being ripped at by humans and the elements. There is beauty in the layering and in accepting that there are too many variables of push and pull for any of us to control them all. For me, the philosophy to embrace is “enjoy the ride and savor the ephemeral”. In my backgrounds I’m often trying to replicate in my studio the charm of the layering and chaos one finds on the streets but using my own patterns and collage. Mandalas on the other hand are symbols of harmony, wholeness, and the universe in its ideal form. Chaos and harmony might seem hard to reconcile, but Buddhist monks poetically address the paradox of striving for harmony but accepting impermanence and destruction with their rituals of creating and destroying elaborate sand mandalas. Obviously, the mandala is a motif and a meditation that I come back to at times to reflect on all of the symbolism mentioned above. You’ll see that this sequel is a complementary version to Chaos Mandala. If you were unable to get that one, perhaps you’ll have luck with this, or maybe you want the set. Either way, thanks for the support!