Lucas Aoki Art Print - The Resting Spot

Winter X Games Aspen 2017 Print Suite

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The Resting Spot

Run #01737

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TYPE:	Archival Pigment Print on 290gsm Moab Rag Fine Art Paper
SIZE:	17 x 10 Inches
This RUN comes signed and numbered, with a Certificate of Authenticity from Lucas Aoki and 1xRUN.

Edition Size 25

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About The Work

About The Artist

The framing option for this RUN includes a 1 inch black wood frame with UV-glass, foam core backing and ready to hang hardware.

SprATX and 1xRUN have teamed up once again for the 2017 Winter X Games Print Suite! Curated by 1xRUN and SprATX the latest installment in the X Games Print Suite features new editions from Meggs, Blvd, Jason Eatherly and Lucas Aoki! If you're out in Aspen you can snag prints on site, as well as right here on 1xRUN!

ABOUT THE ARTIST:
100 degree plus temperatures and cedar allergies aside, this Córdoba, Argentina native loves life in Austin. Lucas Aoki was inspired to pursue art a few years after his move to Austin in 2007, and his work has been evolving ever since.

“I have learned a lot about myself and the magical world of art. I have found that the experience of painting murals and collaborating with other artists have added new elements to my life. There are new challenges and things to learn constantly. Making art can be intimidating at times, but so fun and rewarding”.

Some of the key elements for surviving and thriving are his family and friends, traveling, non-processed foods, a peaceful morning and out-of-the-city fresh air.

Find more by Lucas Aoki at lucasaoki.com

Follow Lucas on Instagram @lucasaokiart , Twitter @LucasAokiArt & Facebook.

100+ temperatures and cedar allergies aside, this Córdoba, Argentina native loves life in Austin. He was inspired to pursue art a few years after his move to Austin in 2007, and his work has been evolving ever since.

“I have learned a lot about myself and the magical world of art. I have found that the experience of painting murals and collaborating with other artists have added new elements to my life. There are new challenges and things to learn constantly. Making art can be intimidating at times, but so fun and rewarding”.

Some of the key elements for surviving and thriving are his family and friends, traveling, non-processed foods, a peaceful morning and out-of-the-city fresh air.