Stefan Marx
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Enamel plate with 4 bores
Object size 29,00 x 21,00 cm x 0,40 cm
Signed and numbered on verso
Edition of 30 + 5 AP
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Words become pictures become signs: Stefan Marx—whose typefaces are found ranging across building facades and skateboards, ephemera and gallery walls—has adopted a new medium for our edition I Love You Lots More Than You Know. As weatherproof, outdoor advertising signs, enamel signs enjoyed great popularity in the first half of the 20th century. Today they enjoy cult status again, especially among artists. Deprived of their original function, the sign becomes an object as well as a surface for Stefan Marx’s typical intellectual games, which are characterized by nonchalance and a great sense of the poetic.
STEFAN MARX (*1979, Schwalmstadt) is an artist, a skateboarder, and a cultural philosopher. He published artist’s books through his own publishing company, designs record covers for various labels, and exhibits his works at art book fairs and galleries. His work has been seen in many international exhibitions, as well as in his graphic designs for programs and labels. In August 2019 his drawing column appeared daily in the New York Times.
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STEFAN MARX (*1979 Schwalmstadt, Hessen) ist Zeichner, Skateboarder und Kulturphilosoph. Er veröffentlicht im Eigenverlag Künstlerbücher, macht Plattencover für verschiedene Labels und zeigt seine Arbeiten bei Art Book Fairs und in Galerien. Zahlreiche internationale Ausstellungen und grafische Arbeit für Programme und Labels. Im August 2019 erschien seine täglich gezeichnete Kolumne in der New York Times.
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