T.Wat (British 20th/21st century)
Title: "Get your tits out, Party girl"
Medium: 1 colour hand-pulled screen print with artist's blind stamp, signed and dated 2012.
Size: 65 x 70 cm approx.
T.Wat’s work is composed of equal undertones of controversy and humour. With his acutely trained media eye and incisive irony T.Wat’s murals and canvases confront our indulging consumer society with spray-can painted satire.
In his unique brand of Pop, Pap and Pulp T.Wat has captured the hearts of many and those are all eagerly awaiting to see what’s next. Within his repertoire are portrayals of gangsters, multi-nationals, evolution, politics, religion, the class system and general Mickey taking in a stenciled bow of wry subversion.
What perhaps is most understated is that he does not require a production team. All his ideas are original and he cuts his own stencils. T.Wat is a modern master craftsman who shuns the limelight and instead lets his work do the talking.
Title: "Get your tits out, Party girl"
Medium: 1 colour hand-pulled screen print with artist's blind stamp, signed and dated 2012.
Size: 65 x 70 cm approx.
T.Wat’s work is composed of equal undertones of controversy and humour. With his acutely trained media eye and incisive irony T.Wat’s murals and canvases confront our indulging consumer society with spray-can painted satire.
In his unique brand of Pop, Pap and Pulp T.Wat has captured the hearts of many and those are all eagerly awaiting to see what’s next. Within his repertoire are portrayals of gangsters, multi-nationals, evolution, politics, religion, the class system and general Mickey taking in a stenciled bow of wry subversion.
What perhaps is most understated is that he does not require a production team. All his ideas are original and he cuts his own stencils. T.Wat is a modern master craftsman who shuns the limelight and instead lets his work do the talking.