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Come On You Quins!

Original by Hue Folk

£1,195

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  • Original Artwork
  • Framed size: 99 x 69 x 10 cm
  • Image size: 91 x 61 x 10 cm
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Hue Folk’s ‘Come On You Quins!’ is a captivating original piece that celebrates the vibrant energy of urban life through the lens of modern rugby. Measuring 99 × 69 cm, this mixed media artwork is a unique exploration of contemporary culture, blending bold colours and dynamic textures. The piece features a striking palette of red, blue, brown, and grey, with playful penguins adding a whimsical touch. The coordinates of ‘The Stoop’ ground the artwork in a specific place, inviting viewers to connect with the spirit of the game. This artwork is perfect for any collection, bringing a lively and engaging atmosphere to your home. Its unique composition and cultural references make it a conversation starter, ideal for those who appreciate modern art with a narrative twist. Hue Folk is a contemporary artist renowned for their innovative approach to mixed media. With a focus on urban themes, Folk’s work often explores the intersection of modern life and cultural narratives. Their art is characterized by vibrant colours, dynamic compositions, and a playful yet thought-provoking style. Folk’s pieces invite viewers to engage with familiar subjects in new and exciting ways, making them a favourite among collectors and art enthusiasts alike.

About the Artist

Hue Folk is a British urban pop artist based in Buckinghamshire. Remaining intentionally anonymous, he removes the distraction of reputation. He allows each work to stand on its own, inviting collectors to connect directly with its emotion, humour, and meaning rather than the identity behind it. With a traditional fine art background and award-winning experience, Hue Folk creates original paintings and prints defined by bold colour, rich texture, sharp typography, and a distinctive visual language that fuses pop art, street style, and modern expressionism. Drawing on pop culture, mid-century design, vintage advertising, pulp aesthetics, and iconic book covers, the work…

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