Xenz
Two In The Bush (detail), 2017, Published by the Artist
Graeme Brusby (b. 1974) became a graffiti artist at the age of 14 having been inspired by films and books that documented the sub culture in New York. He developed the tag “sense” which evolved into Xenz (pronounced “zenz”) which is the signature he uses today to sign both his paintings and his murals.
Having practiced graffiti art for over 30 years, he has developed a unique approach to the art form. His early works, which were paintings inside the derelict warehouses of Hull in Yorkshire England, encouraged a very experimental approach to graffiti, so much so that the word graffiti no longer sufficiently describes what he does.
Editions
Two In The Bush
2017
594 x 420 mm
4 colour silkscreen print on 300gsm archival paper, with hand finished elements.
Edition of 25 (+10 aps each extensively hand finished)
Signed and numbered by the Artist
Published by the artist in preparation for Upfest 2017
The Wish Tree #1
2018
410 x 640mm
Screen print in 6 colours on 300gsm archival paper, with hand finished elements and 22 carat hand applied gold leaf.
Three editions of 20, 15 and 10 respectively.
Signed and numbered by the Artist
Published by Nelly Duff
The Wish Tree #2
2018
410 x 640mm
Screen print in 6 colours on 300gsm archival paper, with hand finished elements and 22 carat hand applied gold leaf.
Three editions of 20, 15 and 10 respectively.
Signed and numbered by the Artist
Published by Nelly Duff
The Wish Tree #3
2018
410 x 640mm
Screen print in 6 colours on 300gsm archival paper, with hand finished elements and 22 carat hand applied gold leaf.
Three editions of 20, 15 and 10 respectively.
Signed and numbered by the Artist
Published by Nelly Duff