Pacman 85 - Loop Spray Can
Pacman 85 - Loop Spray Can
Pacman 85
Loop
Hand-Finished Mixed Media Edition
1/10
Bold, graphic and rooted in authentic graffiti culture, Loop by Pacman 85 pays homage to the tools of the street through a striking fusion of printmaking and original stencil intervention. Centred around the iconic spray can, the work celebrates the object that has become synonymous with rebellion, creativity and urban expression.
Set against a grey printed background, the composition is elevated through original spray paint stencil work, blurring the line between editioned print and one-off intervention. The can itself becomes both subject and symbol, a monument to the language of graffiti and the artists who have shaped it.
Minimal in composition but rich in cultural reference, Loop carries a clean contemporary aesthetic while retaining the raw authenticity of the street. The contrast between the structured printed ground and hand-finished sprayed elements gives the work energy, depth and individuality.
Created as part of a small edition of just 10, this example is numbered 1/10, adding particular appeal for collectors. A strong crossover between street art, design and contemporary printmaking.
A striking work for collectors drawn to graffiti culture, urban iconography and authentic hand-finished editions.
Product Details
• Hand-finished mixed media edition
• Grey printed background with original spray paint stencil work
• Edition 1/10
• Signed and numbered
• Framed in a 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, the moniker has remained with him ever since, becoming inseparable from his artistic identity.
Emerging from a time when street art was raw, rebellious and still underground, Pacman 85 developed his practice through the authentic language of graffiti culture. Still actively creating today, his work carries the spirit of early graffiti while continuing to push that legacy forward.