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Lot 142A.I.R. THE GRAND AMSTERDAM: WORKS SOLD TO BENEFIT THE PRINS BERNHARD CULTUURFONDS
LASER 3.14 (B. 1972)
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Closed22 November 2022
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EUR 252
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'I see no difference between the city and the work that I add to its walls. The only distinction is that my work is consciously accessible to the public while the poetry of the city is not visible to everyone' – Laser 3.14
Creating poetry on the street for over 15 years, Laser 3.14’s (b. 1972) name is inseparable from any conversation about Amsterdam and urban art. As the city’s most prolific street artist he shares his distinctive work of visual poetry both outside amongst the canals of Amsterdam and in many of the city’s prestigious galleries. Laser 3.14 is celebrated globally for his bold statements about politics, popular culture & everyday life. Laser 3.14 has been exhibited in Den Haag Museum, is part of the Amsterdam Historic Museum permanent collection, and was awarded the PAX Peace Prize for his work towards raising issues of global stability.
The proceeds of the Artists in Residence project are donated to the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds. The Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds aims to encourage inspiration, purpose, and social interconnection for everyone in the Netherlands by investing in cultural projects together with its partners. The Cultuurfonds supports and helps realize projects of cultural organizations and artists by raising funds and handing out awards for outstanding work.
Creating poetry on the street for over 15 years, Laser 3.14’s (b. 1972) name is inseparable from any conversation about Amsterdam and urban art. As the city’s most prolific street artist he shares his distinctive work of visual poetry both outside amongst the canals of Amsterdam and in many of the city’s prestigious galleries. Laser 3.14 is celebrated globally for his bold statements about politics, popular culture & everyday life. Laser 3.14 has been exhibited in Den Haag Museum, is part of the Amsterdam Historic Museum permanent collection, and was awarded the PAX Peace Prize for his work towards raising issues of global stability.
The proceeds of the Artists in Residence project are donated to the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds. The Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds aims to encourage inspiration, purpose, and social interconnection for everyone in the Netherlands by investing in cultural projects together with its partners. The Cultuurfonds supports and helps realize projects of cultural organizations and artists by raising funds and handing out awards for outstanding work.