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Shepard Fairey (Obey)

No Bees No Honey

Screenprint

Aluminum

Frame Included

Limited Edition of 3 Pieces

61 cm x 45,7 cm

2022

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The artwork

Shepard Fairey – No Bees No Honey

No Bees No Honey (2022) is a screen print on aluminum by Shepard Fairey, known as Obey, produced in a limited edition of only 3 copies. Measuring 61×45.7 cm, the work stands out for its use of a metallic surface, which gives it a sleek, industrial appearance consistent with the artist’s essential and impactful aesthetic.

At the center of the composition is a stylized image of a bee, symbolizing the fragility of ecosystems and humanity’s dependence on natural balance. Below the insect, a globe is framed by concentric circles and directional rays, suggesting the spread of environmental impact on a global scale. The phrase “NO BEES / NO HONEY” appears boldly, transforming the ecological message into a clear and memorable visual slogan.

Decorative elements inspired by the hexagonal structure of honeycombs intersect with geometric motifs and graphic symbols, all rendered in a monochromatic palette dominated by silvery, black, and gray tones. The work also includes a textual statement: “Johnny Appleseed / Janie Appleseed to reverse Earth’s destruction – You’re the folks we need”, reinforcing the call to collective action for the protection of the planet.

No Bees No Honey is a significant example of Fairey’s environmental commitment, using a stripped-down and symbolic visual language to prompt urgent awareness about the consequences of ecological crisis and the vital role of biodiversity.

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SHEPARD FAIREY (OBEY)

Shepard Fairey, known by the pseudonym Obey, was born in 1970 in Charleston, South Carolina. From a young age, he showed a strong inclination for design and urban art, developing a particular interest in punk and hip hop culture. In 1992, he earned a degree in Illustration and Graphic Design from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), laying the groundwork for an artistic career that would revolutionize the world of street art.

The beginning of the career: the “Obey Giant” project.

Fairey's notoriety began in 1989, when he launched the famous “André the Giant Has a Posse” project, a viral campaign based on the distribution of stickers, posters and stencils depicting the face of wrestler André the Giant.

This operation, which took hold on the streets of Providence and quickly spread internationally, evolved into the broader “Obey Giant”, a movement that plays with the concept of propaganda and the power of the media, drawing inspiration from the principles of George Orwell's theory of social control.

The artistic style and political message

Obey's visual language is characterized by iconic graphics, strong color contrasts, and direct messages, often influenced by 20th-century political propaganda.

His works combine elements of Soviet constructivism, pop art and street art, with a strong activist and social connotation. Shepard Fairey addresses crucial issues such as human rights, social justice, climate change, and pacifism, becoming a landmark in engaged art.

Worldwide success: the “Hope” poster and the consecration

The turning point in Fairey's career came in 2008, when he created the famous “Hope” poster for Barack Obama's election campaign.

The image, depicting the stylized face of the then U.S. presidential candidate, became one of the most iconic visual symbols of contemporary politics, solidifying the artist's global reputation. His work is recognized not only by the art world, but also by the media and politics.

Shepard Fairey's art in museums and galleries

Today, Obey's works are exhibited in some of the world's most prestigious art institutions, including:

Victoria & Albert Museum, London
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)

Parallel to his museum exhibitions, he continues to create murals and public installations, taking his message to the streets of major cities around the world.

Shepard Fairey today: between activism and new creations

In addition to his artistic activity, Fairey is heavily involved in social and environmental initiatives. He collaborates with NGOs and humanitarian organizations to raise awareness of crucial issues, using his art as a tool for change.

His vision and style continue to evolve, confirming him as one of the most influential artists on the contemporary scene.

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