FELIPE
PANTONE
ARTIST AT A GLANCE
Felipe Pantone is an Argentinian-Spanish artist. He started doing graffiti at the age of 12, eventually graduating with a Fine Art degree in Valencia, Spain, where his studio is currently based. Pantone evokes a spirit in his work that feels like a collision between an analog past and a digitized future.
Felipe Pantone
Felipe Pantone’s new monograph, Praesentia meaning ‘present time’ in Latin, highlights the last ten years of his studio work and global installations. Showcasing over 250 illustrations, photos and essays by friends and contemporaries, plus personal anecdotes, it is Pantone’s most comprehensive
collection of work to date.
The 308-page, hardbound book – published by BEYOND THE STREETS and GINGKO PRESS – comes in a printed slipcase that creates a moire effect when removed – staying true to Pantone’s kinetic art practice and making it an art piece in itself.
Praesentia’s first edition will be limited in copies, with availability initially through beyondthestreets.com, and select book sellers globally soon after.
“Felipe Pantone is one of the most outstanding contemporary young artists with a new and original discourse. Felipe gives a new air to the presence of the spectator, the time in the work of art and the work as instant experience.” - Carlos Cruz-Diez
OPTICHROMIE 112p, 2022
Gicleé Print Edition
Printed on Archival Cold Press
Cotton Rag 300GSM
Straight Cut Edges
19.67 x 27.56 in
(50 x 70 cm)
Signed Edition of 200
CHROMADYNAMICA 30p, 2022
Gicleé Print Edition
Printed on Archival Cold Press Cotton Rag 300GSM
Straight Cut Edges
19.67 x 27.56 in
(50 x 70 cm)
Signed Edition of 200
CHROMADYNAMICA MURAL FOR LISBONWEEK, 2017
BEYOND THE STREETS
NYC 2019
INTR3PID CABON CUB
AIRPLANE & THE STRANGER 2020
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