Four plywood boxes printed to look like real turkey foil packaging. Pop art and the minimalism of Carl Andre meets the toilet humour of the artists and his camouflage foil. Playing puns with his name and the factory formed manufacturing of the aluminium foil box, he plays Warhol and the street off together.

Turkey Foil 

Silkscreen ink on Plywood

Foil

Silkscreen

Four plywood boxes printed to look like real turkey foil packaging. Pop art and the minimalism of Carl Andre meets the toilet humour of the artists and his camouflage foil. Playing puns with his name and the factory formed manufacturing of the aluminium foil box, he plays Warhol and the street off together.

Forty wooden boxes printed to look like real turkey foil packaging, in a floor formation.

Pop art and the minimalism of Carl Andre meets the toilet humour of the artists and his camouflage foil. Playing puns with his name and the factory formed manufacturing of the aluminium foil box, he plays Warhol and the street off together. Turkey Foil ‘extra wide’ printed again and again on crafted, painted wooden boxes.

Turkey Foil Box XL

Packaging

Forty wooden boxes printed to look like real turkey foil packaging, in a floor formation. Pop art and the minimalism of Carl Andre meets the toilet humour of the artists and his camouflage foil. Playing puns with his name and the factory formed manufacturing of the aluminium foil box, he plays Warhol and the street off together. Turkey Foil ‘extra wide’ printed again and again on crafted, painted wooden boxes.

A turkey foil box printed 56 times (four rows of fourteen) onto canvas.Pop art and the minimalism of Carl Andre meets the toilet humour of the artists and his camouflage foil. Playing puns with his name and the factory formed manufacturing of the aluminium foil box, he plays Warhol and the street off together.

Turkey Foiled

Silkscreen ink and metallic paint on canvas

A turkey foil box printed 56 times (four rows of fourteen) onto canvas.Pop art and the minimalism of Carl Andre meets the toilet humour of the artists and his camouflage foil. Playing puns with his name and the factory formed manufacturing of the aluminium foil box, he plays Warhol and the street off together.

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