Fast Form Manifest (Orange)
Fast Form Manifest (Orange)
Signed Print
Thierry Noir
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100 x 75cm, Edition of 50, Screenprint
Meaning & Analysis
Fast Form Manifest (Orange) is a 2016 screenprint by Thierry Noir, printed on Somerset paper. This vibrant piece features Noir’s iconic cartoon-like figures, adorned with bright orange hues. It exemplifies Noir’s distinctive style, which emerged from his pioneering work on the Berlin Wall in the 1980s, capturing his playful yet poignant visual language.
This screenprint showcases Thierry Noir’s signature style, characterised by bold outlines and vivid colours, reflecting his early street art influences. The piece is populated with stylised, expressive faces against a striking orange backdrop. Noir’s technique involves simplified forms and repetition, creating a rhythmic, almost musical, quality. Notably, the red lips and golden orange hair lend the figures a playful crown-like appearance, resonating with the artwork's title. Noir's work often embodies themes of unity and individuality, stemming from his experience as a street artist in Berlin. Fast Form Manifest (Orange) aligns with Noir’s broader oeuvre, which challenges traditional boundaries of art through its accessibility and public engagement.