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'Discover' by Dragon76.

Part of PangeaSeed's educational print program, 'Printed Oceans', raising awareness and education of pressing marine environmental issues through the lens of some of today's most respected creative minds.

Fine art print, in a signed and numbered 18" x 24" edition of 50, on Rainbow holographic foil 18-point paper, for $150; and a signed and numbered 24" x 36" edition of 25, Canson Aquarelle 310gsm paper with hand-deckled edges, for $250.

On sale now through PangeaSeed.

Proceeds from this print will go to help power PangeaSeed Foundation's global ARTivism efforts and the artists who dedicate their time and talent to their cause.

by Dragon76

PRHBTN

by Dragon 76

Originally from Shiga, Japan, Dragon76 moved to NY in 2016 where his work continues to address themes of "the coexistence of two opposites such as past and future, stillness and motion, evil and justice." In Lexington, Kentucky, PRHBTN celebrates once criminalized public murals and street art and over the past decade has produced more than 40 murals. In 2017 PRHBTN invited Dragon76 to paint two new pieces. This one can be found on Legacy Trail just off W 6th St, behind West Sixth Brewing and next to Bluegrass Distillers.

LOCATION: 501 W 6th St, Lexington, KY 40508

Yin and Yang Shogunate by Dragon76

DRAGON76′s “Noroshi.”

Opening on Saturday, December 11th, 2021 at Thinkspace Projects in Los Angeles, California is artist DRAGON76′s solo exhibition, “Noroshi.”

The title of this show, “Noroshi”, is the Japanese word meaning smoke signal, a fitting title as smoke is prominent in much of the artist’s work. Furthermore, just as smoke spreads, DRAGON76 hopes to spread his style and message through this collection of work, enveloping viewers in his own world.

His intricate and complex style is rooted in a combination of Graffiti, Manga and Ukiyo-e. The landscapes and figures are defined by black shadows, mimicking traditional block printing, and are superimposed upon textured layers of vibrant colour, creating a striking effect. His work connects to the soul of the viewer with a touch that is passionate and full of vitality, rooted in his street art past.

DRAGON76’s style is constantly evolving, producing work that focuses on the coexistence of conflicting things, such as past and future, stillness and movement, justice and evil and this show is no exception.

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