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The “Paño” print is my homage to the beautiful hand illustrated tapestries or “paños” (short for pañuelos which means handkerchief in Spanish) usually created by Chicano inmates.
Growing up, I was strictly prohibited from partaking in any kind of gang culture, but as a young kid growing up in ‘90s L.A. it was impossible to completely remove myself from it. I had a huge admiration for gang art and culture. I loved Lowrider Arte Magazine, “Cruising” Oldies and Cholo movies. Nothing’s changed really...
In the print you’ll find familiar motifs that I use like skulls, roses and women. But also motifs used in traditional tattoos and Chicano art.
Cheers,
-FRJR
-FRJR
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100% of Sales of Sales Will Be Be Donated To Local Businesses In Need On 5/31/20,...
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I’ve made several images over the years addressing police brutality, and I think humor and...
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Besides the title being inspired by a Billy Idol song and the 1960's SciFi movie...
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3 color screenprint standard frame size On French Speckletone paper 18x24 Edition of 65 Hand...