Title: Kate Tatoo P
Technique: Silkscreen on Fine art 300 gsm paper
size: 45 x 32 cm. (17,7 x 12,6 inch)
Framed: Not framed
More Information
Hand signature by the Artist. Original certificate and golden seal included.
Certificate of Authenticity signed by DEATH NYC.
About the artist
DEATH (born 1979), born in New York City, United States, is an American street artist best known for her work in contemporary urban art and pop culture appropriation. Growing up immersed in the cultural diversity and visual intensity of New York City, she developed a critical perspective that questions and reinterprets the imagery encountered in urban environments. This formative experience directly shaped both her artist name and her artistic mission, establishing a practice rooted in cultural observation and subversive commentary. Death NYC’s street art is often emblazoned with the ominous tag “DEATH,” an acronym for “Don’t Easily Abandon The Hope.”
DEATH NYC creates bold, graphic works that blend iconic imagery from popular culture, fashion, and art history with street art aesthetics. Her practice involves appropriating and remixing recognizable symbols and figures, transforming them through vivid color palettes, layered compositions, and provocative juxtapositions. This approach reflects the visual overload and cultural collision inherent to New York City street life, while challenging viewers to reconsider the meaning and value of mass-produced imagery. Her work operates at the intersection of high and low culture, merging fine art references with street-level accessibility and directness.
DEATH NYC has achieved significant international recognition, with her artwork featured in galleries and on streets around the world. Her practice has resonated with collectors and audiences globally, demonstrating the universal appeal of her visual language and cultural critique. By maintaining both a street presence and gallery representation, she continues to bridge the gap between underground urban art and the contemporary art market, establishing herself as a distinctive voice within the street art movement.
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