Noble$$ - That One true love

Inspired by the urban environment as well as Pop Art, French artist Noble$$ became a purveyor of images for commercial and consumer use. Pop Art, an abbreviation of the term "Popular Art," originated in England in the early 1950s, but would see its concrete development overseas in the United States. The fundamental concept underlying this new movement, which also emerged in contrast to Abstract Expressionism, was that of the reproduction of art becoming a symbol of mass culture. This occurred during the postwar economic boom, when artwork was inspired by the symbol of consumption; everyday subjects and objects became works of art that were reevaluated by the artist, thus bringing back the lesson of Duchamp. Artists who recalled this movement include Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, George Segal, Claes Oldenburg, and Robert Rauschenberg. The artist Noble$$'s work is grounded in the revival of consumerist and mass media icons, such as cartoons and comics. The resulting language becomes a blend of pop imagery and painting, thanks in part to the use of acrylics and spray paint. The work presents itself as a sort of assembled collage that also carries within it a Dadaist mechanical function. Ultimately, this meditation on the styles of mass communication and the language of advertising places Noble$$'s research within the realm of Pop Art. French artist born in 1990, Noble$$ began his career as a street artist exploring urban spaces. His stage name is a play on words between "Noblesse" and "No Bless." Initially, given his origins as a "street artist," his works were mostly long walls. Now that he has found his artistic dimension, his work also extends to smaller media such as canvas, plaques, panels, and so on. His works are a pop reference to the city and the urban.  

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