This is a limited edition art figure by Jeremy Ville, sold in a worldwide limited quantity of 300 pieces.
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"Tomorrow Bird" is a 12-inch vinyl sculpture,
This is part of the artist's current series, "STREETS OF JEREMY VILLE."
Includes a suitcase and pencil, with 7 movable joints, so
You can make it take various poses.
The first collaboration between Studio Jeremyville and UVD Toys,
This initial coloring is limited to 300 pieces worldwide.
What will you pack in your suitcase as you head towards tomorrow?
What lessons learned from yesterday can we carry into the future?
We are now living in turbulent times,
It is necessary to think about what is truly important, reassess it, and prioritize accordingly.
Let's listen to the voices of the "birds living for tomorrow" among us.
Let's listen to that singing voice that leads us beyond the horizon to our tomorrow.
That is the sound of our intuition calling us toward the true path we should follow.
Carry only what you need and set off on a light and easy journey.
*Packaged in original box
* Approximately 25.4 cm (12")
*Limited to 300 pieces worldwide
Bio:
Jeremyville is from Australia,
A contemporary artist, designer, and writer based in New York.
One of his most notable projects is,
In the ever-growing "Community Service Announcement" series, his community service announcements, which convey messages about environmental protection activities, social change, inner growth, and positivity on a daily basis, resonate with the younger generation and millennial fans.
Through public art installations, monument sculptures, murals, animations, paintings, prints, multiples, editions, and more, over 1,200 artworks have been presented worldwide.
Jeremyville's works are,
It is housed in numerous private and public collections and exhibited at museums, art facilities, and cultural landmarks around the world, including the Cooper Hewitt Museum, Brooklyn Museum, Andy Warhol Museum, La Casa Encendida in Madrid, 798 Art District in Beijing, Madre Museum in Naples, Bunkamura Gallery in Shibuya, and the Museum of Art and Design in New York.
Jeremyville has been commissioned by major clients such as The New York Times, Mercedes-Benz, Lacoste, Apple, Google, and Adidas, and also collaborates with cultural partners including the Brooklyn Museum, Colette, and Cappellini.
All of these partnerships help to permeate Jeremyville's positive and introspective message into everyday life.
