Pacman 85 - God Save The Kingdom

Pacman 85
God Save The Kingdom
Hand-Finished Mixed Media Edition
1/10

Bold, provocative and rich with subversive humour, God Save The Kingdom by Pacman 85 reinterprets one of the artist’s most striking street-inspired images through a layered contemporary edition. Based on the original street artwork by DNZ, the piece channels the rebellious spirit of urban intervention while paying homage to graffiti’s tradition of appropriation, remix and commentary.

Set against a stark brick wall backdrop, a ceremonial guard appears mid-act, spray can in hand, altering the familiar patriotic phrase into something far more pointed. The intervention transforms a symbol of establishment into an act of dissent, using wit and disruption to question authority, identity and national mythmaking.

Pacman 85’s crisp stencil aesthetic and hand-finished elements preserve the raw immediacy of the street while elevating the work into a collectible contemporary piece. The dripped lettering and restrained palette reinforce the tension between order and rebellion, tradition and defacement.

Rooted in the language of protest art and inspired by the actual street piece by DNZ, this edition bridges graffiti heritage and political pop with intelligence and attitude.

Released in a scarce edition of 10, this example is numbered 1/10, adding further desirability for collectors.

A powerful piece for those drawn to urban art with wit, cultural commentary and genuine street credibility.

Product Details
• Hand-finished mixed media edition
• Based on the original street artwork by DNZ
• Edition 1/10
• Signed and numbered
• Framed in black box frame with Artglass 70 museum glass
• Supplied with a City Walls Art Provenance

About the Artist | Pacman 85
Pacman 85 is a pioneering street artist whose roots trace back to the early graffiti movement of the 1980s. Taking his name in 1985 after achieving the top score on the iconic Pac-Man arcade game, he continues to create work informed by authentic graffiti heritage, blending old-school street sensibility with contemporary urban art.