
Pif Fit Tik
2013
Eddie Peake's Pif Fit Tik combines street art techniques with high-end materials, applying spray paint to polished stainless steel. The work bridges graffiti culture with sculptural art forms.
- Medium
- spray paint on polished stainless steel
- Location
- Phillips, Salt Lake City, UT
- Spotted At
- Auction House · PhillipsView on map
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September 26, 2018
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Jeff Koons
American · b. 1955

Koons similarly employs polished stainless steel as a primary sculptural material, elevating everyday and popular culture references into high art objects. His work shares Peake's interest in bridging vernacular aesthetics with luxurious, reflective industrial surfaces.
Futura 2000
American · b. 1955
Futura 2000 pioneered the integration of spray paint graffiti techniques into fine art contexts, creating abstract gestural works that mirror Peake's use of street art methods on unconventional surfaces. His practice directly connects graffiti culture to gallery based sculptural and mixed media work.

Anish Kapoor
British Indian · b. 1954

Kapoor extensively uses highly polished stainless steel as a sculptural medium, exploring its reflective and perceptual qualities in ways that parallel Peake's application of paint onto mirrored metal surfaces. Both artists exploit the tension between the material's industrial perfection and applied surface interventions.
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