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Rule No.1 – Mini Storybook

Original by Hue Folk

£695

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  • Original Artwork
  • Framed size: 29.8 x 25.8 x 10 cm
  • Image size: 14 x 10 x 10 cm
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Hue Folk’s ‘Rule No.1 – Mini Storybook’ is a captivating piece that challenges the norms of urban philosophy. This original artwork, part of Folk’s ‘Modern Life’ collection, is a mixed media masterpiece that invites viewers to reflect on societal expectations. The piece features a bold, floating 3D book design, with a striking red and white palette that draws the eye. The text ‘Rule No.1: Fuck What They Think’ is a powerful statement, encouraging individuality and self-expression. Measuring 29.8 × 25.8 cm, this framed artwork is a perfect addition to any contemporary art collection, offering both visual intrigue and thought-provoking commentary. Its unique design and message make it a standout piece that will spark conversation and inspire personal reflection in any space. Hue Folk is a contemporary artist known for their innovative approach to mixed media. With a focus on urban themes, Folk’s work often explores modern societal issues through bold visual statements. Their ‘Modern Life’ collection showcases a unique blend of literature and art, encouraging viewers to engage with the world around them in new ways. Folk’s art is celebrated for its ability to provoke thought and inspire change, making them a prominent figure in the modern art scene.

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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