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Implying I’m Not Perfect…

Limited Edition by Hue Folk

£295

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  • Edition: 45
  • Framed size: 55.4 x 41.4 x 5 cm
  • Image size: 40 x 26 x 5 cm
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Hue Folk’s ‘Implying I’m Not Perfect…’ is a captivating piece that delves into the complexities of modern life and self-perception. This limited edition artwork, part of the ‘Pillars Of Modern Life and Urban Philosophy’ collection, is a striking 2D piece on paper, finished with brushmark and palette knife varnishes. The artwork features a playful yet thought-provoking dialogue, questioning societal expectations with the phrase ‘Resolutions? Me? Are you implying I’m not perfect?’ The use of bold blue and beige tones, combined with the whimsical depiction of penguins, adds a layer of charm and wit. The deckled edge and framed finish enhance its visual appeal, making it a perfect addition to any contemporary art collection. This piece not only brings a splash of color and humor to your space but also invites viewers to reflect on their own perceptions of perfection and self-worth.

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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