Imbue Are we there yet (Silver) NASA Boarding Pass to the Moon Art Print Poster

Picture comes with Certificate of authenticity (COA)

Signed and numbered By Imbue

Limited To 500 Prints

Size Across Approximately 16.5 Inch

Size Top to Bottom Approximately 11.75 Inch

Certificate of authenticity included.

Perfect condition.

Would Look Amazing Framed

I will send the picture in a poster tube

By young English artist Imbue, already dubbed the new Banksy by the English press.

“In a thousand years’ time, if they look back at us, will they think people worshiped Barbie?” –Imbue

Perish the thought, but, just in case, there’s Imbue. Call him a smart aleck, a wisecracker, a practical joker guerilla artist. Imbue distills revisited iconography, constantly questioning images from advertising and pop culture by perverting its context. Mickey Mouse on a cross, Snow White in a cheesecake pose, installing a Steely Dan machine on Brighton Pier”street art is Imbue’s way of mixing things up.

Imbue has made a name for himself in taking familiar everyday logos and imagery and manipulate them, so they make people take a closer look. After years experimenting with different styles and techniques using printing kits, markers, paints and various other materials, Imbue has finally crafted a unique style. He now produces limited edition screen prints, posters and canvas's that have been sold in Japan, America and Hawaii to name a few. He is still involved in creating street art and Imbue stickers, stencils and posters still appear overnight as he continues to adjust the streets.

Nicknamed ‘The new Banksy’, Imbue does more than just writing his name on the walls. With his provocative spirit and his nastiness, this street artist distorts advertisings or army recruitment posters and even introduced a naughty Snowy White on the shelves of a Disney store. Playing with the symbols, he melts a bottle of Coca Cola in the body of the Virgin Mary, diverting the religious and popular iconography to give them a new meaning. In 2008, he set up powdered sugar dispensers, displaying "cocaine" and "heroin" on Brighton Pier, without being disturbed, questioning the public and the authorities about the drugs found on every street corner.

Who is Imbue?

Creating work for over 10 years, Imbue’s work is exhibited and collected around the world. The artist has had solo and group exhibitions in London, Brighton, Paris, Osaka and more.

His work has been featured on numerous blogs and publications including The Independent, The Times and Adbusters. He was recently featured on French/German channel Arte TV.