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Suzanne walking in leather skirt. 3, 2008
Julian OPIE (b. 1958)
Vinyl on wooden stretcher
222 x 110,3 cm | 87 x 43 in.
Stored in a secured vault in Switzerland
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Suzanne Walking in Leather Skirt is from a body of Julian Opie’s work that serves a close relationship to two works commissioned through the ICA/Boston’s Vita Brevis program launched in 1998. In October 2005, the ICA unveiled two walking portraits by Opie including Suzanne Walking – which served as “ambassadors” for the new ICA building.
This work in vinyl, painted in 2008, depicts a figure moving with lightness and grace, unceasingly, as in a perpetual and cyclical movement. It exemplifies Opie’s signature style of reducing figures and shapes to their most essential outlines using a black line filled with a strong, clear blue color echoing the language of signs and symbols. Amazingly, it is a poignant example of the distinctive style Opie would develop throughout the years.
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JULIAN OPIE
(B. 1958)
The British sculptor and digital artist
Since the onset of his career, Julian Opie began painting, sculpting, filming, and making installations in public spaces. By using the city as his personal canvas, he was able to develop his distinctive aesthetic of bold lines and bright solid colors. Today his work can be found in many cities throughout the world.
In addition to the public space installations, Opie enjoys creating depictions of well-known personalities. To name only one, he created the award-winning cover of the Britpop band Blur's successful album: Blur: The Best Of (2000), whose print series is now on display at the National Portrait Gallery.
Julian Opie is one of the most well-known contemporary British artists. Born in London in 1958, he graduated from the Goldsmith's School of Art in 1983. He currently lives and works in London.
His works can be found in the collections of many public institutions throughout the world, including Tate, the National Portrait Gallery, the Victoria and Albert Museum and the British Museum in London, The Israel Museum in Jerusalem, the Kunsthaus Bregenz in Austria, the Kunsthaus Zürich, Switzerland, the Neue Galerie Sammlung Ludwig in Aachen, the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, the National Museum of Art in Osaka, the Museum of Modern Art in New York and also in the MOCAK Collection, and Museum of Contemporary Art Krakow.
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How many pieces in total will there be?
There will be 1,000 pieces.
Can we buy several pieces at once?
Yes, you can buy a bundle between 1 to 100 NFTs.
How much will a piece cost?
A piece is 35 ICP (approx. US$150 including fees), the amount will be charged in ICP, the final price is subject to the price of ICP on the day of purchase.
When will I receive my NFT?
You will receive your NFT when either 100% of the fractions are sold or US$150K in value sold, given the daily ICP price.
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