Hip (set of four)
Hip (set of four)
Signed Print
Stik
56 x 22cm, Lithograph, 2013
£1,150-£1,750
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Meaning & Analysis
Hip (set of four) by Stik, created in 2013, features four vibrant giclée prints on wove paper, each showcasing a white stick figure against different coloured backgrounds: blue, red, orange, and yellow. This set exemplifies Stik's minimalist yet expressive style, characteristic of his iconic street art that often reflects themes of urban life and social issues.
Stik's Hip (set of four) captures the essence of his signature stick figure motif, rendered in a simplistic yet impactful manner. Each print in the series uses bold colours to create a striking visual contrast with the white figure, which stands with a hand on its hip, embodying an air of casual defiance. The use of giclée printing ensures vibrant colour reproduction and fine detail, characteristic of Stik's meticulous approach. Stik's work, deeply rooted in his experiences as a street artist in London, often addresses themes of identity and community. The Hip series, part of a collaboration with The Big Issue Japan, underscores the artist's commitment to social causes, reflecting his personal history and advocacy for the homeless.
