Obey, Liberté Egalité Fraternité, silkscreen, 90x61 cm

A silkscreen print by Obey (Shepard Farey) that takes up the image of the mural that the artist created in Paris after the terrorist attacks that France suffered from 13 November 2015, when the headquarters of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo were attacked. 

The work depicts in the centre a woman, the personification of France, and the motto of the French Revolution "Liberté Egalité Fraternité", with which he not only wants to pay tribute to the wounded French people, but also appeal to their strength to re-emerge. 

As is typical of his style, this work is the result of a fluid communication, it can be defined as a liquid work: in the digital age an image can be reproduced in infinite forms and ways, from the multiple of an author, as can be a silkscreen, up to the digital virality, which helps the image itself to take depth and credibility.

The silkscreen is manually signed by the artist at the bottom right and dated 2019.