Denial

DENIAL; DANIEL JOSEPH BOMBARDIER (Canada, 1976).
"Super Saver!".
Silkscreen, issue 20/40.
Hand signed and dated. With stamped seal on the back.
Measurements: 56,5 x 77 cm.

In this silkscreen the artist Denial questions consumerism by depicting Superman stressed by a credit card bill.

DENIAL is a pop artist and muralist who works with techniques such as aerosol and stencil, and whose work is characterized by a very striking, colorful and satirical style. His work often criticizes issues such as consumerism, politics, advertising and mass culture, often using logos or popular images reinterpreted in an ironic way. He adopted the name "DENIAL" in the late 90's within the graffiti movement, as a way of mocking how society lives "in denial" in the face of these problems. Since then he has done murals, exhibitions and urban art campaigns all over the world, including a large number of interventions in public space.