ZEVS (French, b. 1977) Liquidated Ferrari/Red, 2013, liquitex on metal, 49 2/3 x 24 1/2 in. (126 cm x 62 cm)/ Provenance: DeBuck Gallery. French artist Zevs critiques gene/consumerism and taunts corporations and brands by manipulating capitalist iconography through inventive graffiti projects and billboard interventions. Zevs began his street art career with spray-painted gene/silhouettes of Parisian street furniture in the 1990s, and garnered more international attention with his "Visual Kidnapping” series (2002–2005) in which he sliced figures out of billboards with a scalpel, then sprayed a ransom note in the vacant space . Zevs is also known for his “Liquidation” series, which includes Liquidated Google (2013), appropriating familiar logos and modifying them with vertical drips of paint. He was famously arrested in Hong Kong in 2009 for painting a liquidated Chanel logo onto a Giorgio Armani store. The first major solo exhibition of his work was held in 2008 at Copenhagen's Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek and he has since exhibited regularly with De Buck Gallery in New York. Good condition. Condition requests can be obtained via email (alexslato@gmail.com) or by telephone +1 (305) 898- 0175. Condition statements are based on opinions and should not be treated as a final fact. Alex Slato holds no responsibility for errors on this matter.