C.R.E.A.M. by Michael Shaeffer

Michael Shaeffer's C.R.E.A.M. comments on how sneakers are another extension of one's personal brand and identity. Shaeffer also decided to use Warhol's banana in place of the Nike swoosh, adding another layer of commentary on branding.

Framed Art Includes:

• Black shadowbox with House of Shaeffer logo detailing on interior lining and anti-reflective glass.
• 2 D-Rings with hanging wire.
• 26x38x1" mixed media original on paper.
• Lifetime warranty

About the Artist: 

Originally from Long Island, New York, Michael Shaeffer relocated to Arkansas in the mid-90s. After finishing High School, Shaeffer found himself back home in New York where he attended the School Of Visual Arts in Manhattan and focused on illustration. This is where the current style of his work began to form. Stylized portraits confront the idea of personal identity and social status within American culture. Shaeffer currently resides in Little Rock Arkansas.

Shaeffer’s work has been featured in a great deal of group and solo exhibitions in Arkansas as well as New York and Kansas City over the past few years. His work on paper and canvas as well as his apparel line and accessory line (House of Shaeffer) can be found in a great number of private collections. He has been represented by M2 Gallery since 2018.

Clean acrylic panels with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth, or dish soap and water when needed. Do not use glass cleaners or spirits, which can dull the surface.