Eelus

2 of 10 - Hand-Painted Balloon Edition - Hold On To What You Got

Type:	2-Color Screen Print + Hand-Painted Balloon on Fine Art Paper
Size:	500 x 700 Millimeters (19.67 x 27.56 Inches)
Release:	February 07, 2019
Run of:	1
Auth:	This RUN is signed, numbered and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Eelus and 1xRUN.

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Hold On To What You Got

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"This edition is a very simple image that needs little explanation really. It depicts a young boy tethered to an oversized balloon, but he stands firm and his feet are rooted to the ground. I guess its message is to keep your dreams big, play big, love big, but stay grounded.

I have a huge collection of reference photos, mainly vintage family photos that I find fascinating. Very often I find an image that instantly just sparks an idea, it’s very similar to collage, I see one thing, take it, and add to it, creating something new.

This print is a smile for the mind, it’s a simple image with a simple positive message. Sometimes that’s all you need to bring a bit of happiness into your day." - Eelus

Read our full interview with Eelus at News.1xRUN.com...

ABOUT Eelus:

Balancing the opposing forces of the humorous and macabre, vivid color and stark monochrome, Eelus’ work brings the beautiful and sometimes caustic realities of the world together.

His central stark figures – often melancholic women – are limned in a riotous display of joyous color, suggesting the entanglement and necessity of light and dark.

Drawing inspiration from pop culture, film, graphic design and art history, his paintings, murals, and screen prints continue to play and provoke.

Eelus has exhibited and painted extensively around the globe alongside the very top names in the contemporary street and urban art scene.

He currently lives in Brighton, UK.