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Maximus

Club Papiros: Coco-Manhattan

Club Papiros: Coco-Manhattan

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Club Papiros: Coco- Manhattan, framed
Release in collaboration with (Gallery) Soli-Brug

Edition: 10
Canson edition etching rag 310 gsm
78x56 (paper)
Signed, numbered by the artist
Frame included (NB: only available for Pick-up at Gallery)

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"Coco C. Atson. Unofficial world champion of martini drinking for cats. More or less lived at Club Papiros: Acapulco Branch throughout the 80s. A close acquaintance of both bar manager E. Léphant and CEO Jack Blaze."

Maximus Emrat Dørje(b. 2009) from Sarpsborg. Max lives in Sarpsborg and attends Grålum Ungdomskole. He frequents Soli Brug a lot and often draws inspiration from artists exhibiting there, especially perhaps from Pushwagner, Guttestreker, and Johan Reisang, but also from many travels around the world. He always carries his sketchbook with him. Maximus has created his own little universe centered around "Club Papiros," a fictional American club concept from the 1980s. Maximus works with pencil, pen, and ink, which then becomes digital prints (DGA), both in small and large formats. At the age of 14, he has already sold over 200 pieces, and he is determined to continue pursuing his art.

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"Coco C. Atson. Unofficial world champion of martini drinking for cats. More or less lived at Club Papiros: Acapulco Branch throughout the 80s. A close acquaintance of both bar manager E. Léphant and CEO Jack Blaze."

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Maximus Emrat Dørje(b. 2009) from Sarpsborg. Max lives in Sarpsborg and attends Grålum Ungdomskole. He frequents Soli Brug a lot and often draws inspiration from artists exhibiting there, especially perhaps from Pushwagner, Guttestreker, and Johan Reisang, but also from many travels around the world. He always carries his sketchbook with him. Maximus has created his own little universe centered around "Club Papiros," a fictional American club concept from the 1980s. Maximus works with pencil, pen, and ink, which then becomes digital prints (DGA), both in small and large formats. At the age of 14, he has already sold over 200 pieces, and he is determined to continue pursuing his art.