Super Future Kid
Title: Daisy and Confused, 2024
Rarity: Unique
Size: 60 x 40 cm
Materials: Acrylic and acryl-gouache on panel
Medium: Painting
Name: Super Future Kid
Nationality: German
b. 1981
Born in East Germany in 1981, Super Future Kid spent her formative years in the wake of the Berlin Wall's fall, initially oblivious to the western world.
The profound cultural impact of this event left an indelible mark, shaping her affinity for vibrant colors and a playful aesthetic.
Super Future Kid's work is celebrated for its immersive quality. Her art serves as an avatar for self-exploration and a reflection on the human condition. Through her expressive and playful landscapes, Super Future Kid invites viewers into a world where reality and fantasy intermingle, and the human figure becomes a canvas for identity and existential musings.
After her formal training at the KHB – Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin, where she graduated in 2008, Super Future Kid moved to London and now Brooklyn, New York, to continue her artistic endeavors. Her work has been exhibited internationally in cities such as Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Tokyo.
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UK: £80.00
Europe: £120.00
Rest of world: £140.00
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