Shepard Fairey (Obey) Collection – Political Street Art, Pop Culture and Iconic Prints
Discover the Shepard Fairey Collection, dedicated to the American street artist and activist best known under his moniker Obey. Fairey rose to prominence in the 1990s with his Obey Giant campaign, transforming a simple stencil of wrestler André the Giant into a global symbol of counterculture and resistance.
Fairey’s works merge propaganda aesthetics, political commentary, and pop culture imagery, addressing themes such as power, consumerism, social justice, and activism. His most celebrated piece, the HOPE poster for Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign, became one of the most iconic images of contemporary political art.
Combining stencils, wheat-pastes, and screenprints, his style is instantly recognizable: bold colors, graphic patterns, and a balance between propaganda and fine art. Shepard Fairey continues to influence both the art world and social movements, with works exhibited in major museums and collected worldwide.
This collection features original works, limited edition prints, and signed screenprints, offering collectors access to one of the most impactful and influential street artists of our time.
