Matt Siren

This set includes all 3 prints from this series with matching numbers.

We are excited to welcome back New York artist Matt Siren who is well known for his "Ghost Girl" image. He uses childhood memories to tell a story through iconic illustrations like candy to the eye.

"This piece was originally created in 2005. The icon in this piece was created to represent and embody my work as a whole. Coming from a graffiti background, developing a female image to tag with was a challenge and taking a chance. I wanted the image to be appealing to more than one audience. The piece is a cropped version and sporting a distressed / washed out look to symbolize the way life can physical decay. Half the icon was inspired by the ghosts from Ms. Pac-Man. The colors are derived from them." - Matt Siren

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Matt Siren originates from Queens, NY. His art is heavily stimulated by images from the 1980's cartoons, video games, graffiti, heavy metal cd covers and posters in the Art Nouveau style, pinup and the emergence of modern day (computer generated) graphic design & branding. His work is iconic - both clean and gritty, using clean lines over textural backgrounds. In 2005, he created “Ghost Girl” as his signature icon in representing his current work. Matt's work can been seen in clothing lines by Better Days Clothing, skateboards by Reciprocal Skateboards, RoyalFlush Magazine, and numerous galleries in the NYC area.