HOME: Heritage No. 32
Paper: Permajet Portrait Rag 285gsm (matte)
Edition: Open
Sizes: 500mm x 500mm & 1000mm x 1000mm
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About
HOME is a collaboration between The Tenth Man, Hen’s Teeth, Damn Fine Print, Notions, Mack Sign Painting, Micromedia and The Locals.
There’s no greater love than protecting others, and for most of the world that has meant staying home to stop the spread of a once in a century pandemic. Home is where the heart is, but for the last few months it’s been where you’ve been holed up, all for the safety of others.
When we do eventually step out, back into the real world, things will be different, of course. But we will always remember how important our homes were for us in that period of global crisis. How having a place to keep us safe was a privilege, one we should never take for granted again.
On Friday May 8th we released a series of prints entitled HOME, inspired by the iconic LOVE images and sculptures by Robert Indiana. The simple yet heartwarming and sincere message from the late Indiana has crossed generations and nations, concisely cutting through the noise. These will be reimagined to reflect the importance of HOME.
The proceeds from this project will go directly to charities that help ensure a sense of home, whether that’s feeling at home in yourself, or a physical home. We’re supporting Pieta House and the Simon Community, with 50% of profits from each print sold being split between the two charities.
On Friday May 8th we released a series of prints entitled HOME, inspired by the iconic LOVE images and sculptures by Robert Indiana. The simple yet heartwarming and sincere message from the late Indiana has crossed generations and nations, concisely cutting through the noise. These will be reimagined to reflect the importance of HOME.
The proceeds from this project will go directly to charities that help ensure a sense of home, whether that’s feeling at home in yourself, or a physical home. We’re supporting Pieta House and the Simon Community, with 50% of profits from each print sold being split between the two charities.