Pink Composition with Cherry Pie

Hand-pulled serigraph in 53 colors
Coventry rag 320gsm
Deckled edges
Edition of 60
Signed & numbered by the artist

From the Studio:

Using 53 colors, this is the most layer-complex serigraph Serio Press has ever printed. We are incredibly proud of the result, and for everything that we learned throughout the process of creating these prints. Both of our collaborations with Andy Dixon pushed us to our limits, and the results just keep getting better.

From the Artist:

Pink Composition with Cherry Pie continues my exploration of bringing what we tend to call “good” and “bad” taste into the same frame — partly for the simple, deliberate humor of seeing two things that aren’t supposed to coexist side by side — but ultimately to reveal how closely they actually resemble one another, steamrolling the hierarchy of taste into a flat surface.

Artist Bio:

Drawing on his background as a punk and experimental electronic musician, his practice often involves sampling historical motifs—such as cherubs and memento mori—and transforming them into vivid, surreal compositions. Dixon’s art delves into the psychology of value by exploring how these recurring historical elements interact with contemporary notions of luxury and cultural significance. A prime example is his collaboration with Versace, where his reinterpretations of iconic designs were transformed into large-scale soft sculptures and later reintroduced as a fashion collection. This project underscores the dynamic interplay between art and luxury. By integrating opulent, candy-colored elements with traditional styles, Dixon offers a nuanced commentary on the intersection of art and economic value, inviting viewers to reconsider the role of art in today’s market.

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