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OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print
OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print
OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print
OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print
OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print
OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print
OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print
OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print
OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print
OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print
OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print
OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print

OPAKE 'Loop of Pursuit' (2024) Hand-Varnished Archival Pigment Print

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'Loop of Pursuit' by Opake, 2024
Dizzying tribute to cartoon legends "Tom & Jerry".
31.5 x 31.5 Inches
80 x 80 Centimeters
Archival pigment print on 330gsm Hahnemühle fine art paper with deckled edges.
Hand-varnish finish by the artist.
Limited Edition of only 100 (#9/100)
Hand-signed in pencil and artist-embossed bottom right.
Hand-numbered in pencil bottom left.

ARTIST BIO

OPAKE is a prominent London-based artist whose work merges graffiti, pop art, and personal reflection. He reimagines iconic cartoon characters like Mickey Mouse and Pink Panther in ways that delve into deeper themes of mental health, addiction, and the breakdown of pop culture. His unique style, which he calls "the disintegration of pop culture," often features bold colors and overlapping imagery that create a chaotic yet captivating visual experience​.

Opake's artistic journey is closely tied to his struggle with addiction. Having experienced drug-induced psychosis, he transformed his battle into a source of creative power. His art frequently uses repetition and cluttered compositions, symbolizing the cyclical nature of addiction and the concept of insanity—doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results. These visual elements mirror his personal struggles and eventual recovery​.

By channeling his experiences into his work, Opake invites collectors and institutions to engage with art that goes beyond aesthetics, offering a compelling narrative of personal transformation. His growing international reputation, bolstered by a large online following, has made his work highly sought after by collectors worldwide​.