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David Shrigley — I've Heard About Freedom + Do Not Eat Him (2 Prints)
David Shrigley — I've Heard About Freedom + Do Not Eat Him (2 Prints)
David Shrigley — I've Heard About Freedom + Do Not Eat Him (2 Prints)
David Shrigley

I've Heard About Freedom + Do Not Eat Him (2 Prints)

David Shrigley’s I’ve Heard About Freedom and Do Not Eat Him (2022) are a pair of digital prints that use simple black linework and text to deliver poignant, absurd reflections on autonomy and empathy.  One features a caged bird rejecting freedom, while the other pleads for the life of a squid, declaring him “intelligent and special.” Issued in an unsigned, unnumbered edition of 250, these prints encapsulate Shrigley’s unique blend of wit, melancholy, and moral provocation.

Medium
Prints
Signed
Yes

Notes

From MLTPL New Art Editions collection. Handle: david-shrigley-ive-heard-about-freedom-do-not-eat-him-prints.

For Sale — $990

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David Shrigley, I've Heard About Freedom + Do Not Eat Him (2 Prints)

David Shrigley’s I’ve Heard About Freedom and Do Not Eat Him (2022) are a pair of digital prints that use simple black linework and text to deliver poignant, absurd reflections on autonomy and empathy.  One features a caged bird rejecting freedom, while the other pleads for the life of a squid, declaring him “intelligent and special.” Issued in an unsigned, unnumbered edition of 250, these prints encapsulate Shrigley’s unique blend of wit, melancholy, and moral provocation.

Medium
Prints
Edition
of 250
Signed
Hand-signed by the artist
Seen at
MLTPL, Hamburg

Related themes

Humorous Illustration, British Art, Limited Edition Print, Outsider Art Influence, Figurative Print, Naive Style, Conceptual Art, Printmaking, Outsider Art, Social Commentary, Outsider Art Style, Contemporary Art, Text-Based Art, Dark Humor, Satirical

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Collected by

Alex Capecelatro, Nick Phoenix , Andrew P. Cooper, Carolyn Lynx