JAVIER CALLEJA "It Was OK" Face Mask numbered and signed edition AND other MASKS


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 In an effort to support his home city of Malaga during the coronavirus pandemic, acclaimed artist JAVIER CALLEJA teamed up with Malaga Film Festival (Festival de Malaga from Friday 21 August to Sunday 30 August 2020) to create a series of face masks based on his unique artwork.

WHAT you are collecting:

+       The JAVIER CALLEJA "It Was OK" Face Mask numbered and signed edition of 250 number: NUMBER 18

Face mask

10 × 10 in

25.4 × 25.4 cm

Edition of 250

 

+       5 different open edition masks with drawings and design by JAVIER CALLEJA that are not signed or numbered.

Face mask

10 × 10 in

25.4 × 25.4 cm

Open Edition

 

These are unopened face masks

The two kinds of masks that you are purchasing, as indicated by the information contained with them, are reusable hygienic mask made of neoprene with a damp-proof and antibacterial finish, good for adults.

These StarMasks have been tested according to ENAC_EN ISO 6330: 2012 standard and meet the UNE 0065: 2020 criteria for breathability and bacterial filtration efficiency.

PROPERTIES

-        Reusable with +25 washes

-        Bacterial Filtration Efficiency (BFE) 91.81 + - 2.86

-        Breathability: Differential pressure 40.06 + - 1

-        Compliance with UNE 0065:2020 regulation

-        Damp-proof and antibacterial

-        92% polyester and 8% elastane





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ABOUT JAVIER CALLEJA

The Malaga artist graduated in Fine Arts in 2000 at the University of Granada and since then has participated in various group and individual exhibitions in numerous spaces, both private and public, national and international.

Calleja's works combine criticism and innocence, the tenderness of her reminiscences of the children's creative universe with the acidity given by the inscriptions they are accompanied by, forceful and often in English. We cannot contemplate her works in a linear way in the exhibitions in which she stars, since they are often exhibited in an almost chaotic or semi-hidden order, inviting the viewer to make an effort to look for them in the most varied places, taking.

Calleja is also the author of installations, wall paintings and works of medium and large format in which he plays with the idea of ​​work within the work, and invites the viewer to be part of that playful scene, to interact by participating in its ironies or reacting before sizes in contrast: proportions in a duality that evokes the adult and child worlds. Among his artistic references we can find the aesthetics of comics, Japanese anime, Surrealism or Pop Art.

Calleja has presented individual and group exhibitions in national and international galleries and museums: Gallery Nanzuka Underground Tokio, Gallery Aisho Nanzuka Hong Kong, Gallery Dio Horia Mykonos, Gallery Rafael Pérez Hernando, Madrid, CAB de Burgos, Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Alcobendas, Centro of Contemporary Art of Malaga and recently in Parco Museum Tokio, among others, as well as its participation in art fairs such as Art Basel Hong Kong, ARCO Madrid, Zona MACO, Art Brussels or Art Taipei. Her work has been featured in Juxtapoz, Hypebeast, and other international art publications. Lives and works in Malaga.