A limited edition print of the Darker Side of the Moon, 2019, by JJ Adams, b. 1978 -
Darker Side of the Moon is a satirical reinterpretation of a TIME magazine cover that humorously explores conspiracy theories surrounding the Apollo 11 moon landing. It features an astronaut alongside pop-culture aliens, including characters from Alien and E.T., with text referencing both Apollo 11 and Pink Floyd's album, The Dark Side of the Moon.
This Giclee print is signed by Adams in pencil and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, taped to the reverse, filled in by the artist and numbered "14/95." The print is adhered to illustration board and mounted to a card border. Dimensions: 90.5 cm x 75.25 cm x 1 cm (35.75" x 29.75" x 0.5")
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About the Artist:
JJ Adams is a British contemporary artist renowned for his bold, stencil-based works that seamlessly fuse pop culture, comic imagery, and street art aesthetics. Working primarily with spray paint and mixed media, he juxtaposes iconic characters and familiar visuals with layered textures and graphic elements, creating playful yet subversive compositions. His work often explores themes of nostalgia, consumer culture, and modern identity, blending humour with a sharp visual punch. Widely collected and exhibited, Adams has become a prominent figure within the UK urban and pop art scene.
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