EDWARD SPITZ

Code of Silence is a tribute to power that needs no words. Vito Corleone embodies absolute
authority—built on silence, honor, and control. The vintage newspaper backdrop recalls an era where
respect was earned quietly. An untouchable, feared, and mythical icon.

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Edward Spitz is a boundary- pushing artist who enhances vintage rarities prints into timeless, unrepeatable art statements.
His work begins with the printed media vintage newspapers, magazines, and comics which he reimagines as contemporary art that bridges the past and the future. Central to his process is the use of resin a material chosen for its ability to preserve, enhance, and immortalise the visual and emotional depth of his work.
The resin's glossy transforming fragile printed media into bold, enduring pieces that captivate and endure.Every piece by Spitz draws from the rich tapestry of pop culture. For the artist, pop culture is more than entertainment. it’s a reflection of society’s dreams, contradictions, and history. His work celebrates iconic figures and stories, reimagining them through printed media and bringing them to life in vivid, dynamic, unexpected ways.

Rewriting Icons is an irreverent and poetic tribute to Marilyn Monroe—an eternal symbol of beauty, fragility, and manufactured fame. Her face emerges from black paint strokes, as if resurfacing through decades of media noise. The yellowed pages behind her whisper forgotten stories, while the
graphic gesture interrupts time and rewrites the myth. She’s no longer the perfect Marilyn: she’s a new icon—imperfect, modern, and still alive.

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Edward Spitz is a boundary- pushing artist who enhances vintage rarities prints into timeless, unrepeatable art statements.
His work begins with the printed media vintage newspapers, magazines, and comics which he reimagines as contemporary art that bridges the past and the future. Central to his process is the use of resin a material chosen for its ability to preserve, enhance, and immortalise the visual and emotional depth of his work.
The resin's glossy transforming fragile printed media into bold, enduring pieces that captivate and endure.Every piece by Spitz draws from the rich tapestry of pop culture. For the artist, pop culture is more than entertainment. it’s a reflection of society’s dreams, contradictions, and history. His work celebrates iconic figures and stories, reimagining them through printed media and bringing them to life in vivid, dynamic, unexpected ways.

Children of Yesterday is a quiet ode to lost childhood. The Peanuts walk in line, echoing the iconic Abbey Road image of The Beatles—but here, they’re crossing a world of headlines, noise, and time slipping away. The contrast between their innocence and the media background reveals the fragile beauty of memory, and the nostalgic strength of those who grew up without ever letting go of their inner child.

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Edward Spitz is a boundary- pushing artist who enhances vintage rarities prints into timeless, unrepeatable art statements.
His work begins with the printed media vintage newspapers, magazines, and comics which he reimagines as contemporary art that bridges the past and the future. Central to his process is the use of resin a material chosen for its ability to preserve, enhance, and immortalise the visual and emotional depth of his work.
The resin's glossy transforming fragile printed media into bold, enduring pieces that captivate and endure.Every piece by Spitz draws from the rich tapestry of pop culture. For the artist, pop culture is more than entertainment. it’s a reflection of society’s dreams, contradictions, and history. His work celebrates iconic figures and stories, reimagining them through printed media and bringing them to life in vivid, dynamic, unexpected ways.

Copyright is for losers is a bold fusion of urban art and pop culture, placing Mickey Mouse alongside Banksy’s iconic silhouette against a backdrop of vintage comic strips. The striking statement defies conventions, embracing the raw energy of unrestricted creativity and artistic rebellion.

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Edward Spitz is a boundary- pushing artist who enhances vintage rarities prints into timeless, unrepeatable art statements.
His work begins with the printed media vintage newspapers, magazines, and comics which he reimagines as contemporary art that bridges the past and the future. Central to his process is the use of resin a material chosen for its ability to preserve, enhance, and immortalise the visual and emotional depth of his work.
The resin's glossy transforming fragile printed media into bold, enduring pieces that captivate and endure.Every piece by Spitz draws from the rich tapestry of pop culture. For the artist, pop culture is more than entertainment. it’s a reflection of society’s dreams, contradictions, and history. His work celebrates iconic figures and stories, reimagining them through printed media and bringing them to life in vivid, dynamic, unexpected ways.

Living Life is a celebration of freedom and success, featuring Scrooge McDuck cruising on a classic Riva boat, the ultimate symbol of elegance and adventure. Set against a Sardinian coastal backdrop, this artwork captures the essence of luxury, where turquoise waters and sun-drenched shores become the perfect playground for those who truly live life to the fullest.

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Edward Spitz is a boundary- pushing artist who enhances vintage rarities prints into timeless, unrepeatable art statements.
His work begins with the printed media vintage newspapers, magazines, and comics which he reimagines as contemporary art that bridges the past and the future. Central to his process is the use of resin a material chosen for its ability to preserve, enhance, and immortalise the visual and emotional depth of his work.
The resin's glossy transforming fragile printed media into bold, enduring pieces that captivate and endure.Every piece by Spitz draws from the rich tapestry of pop culture. For the artist, pop culture is more than entertainment. it’s a reflection of society’s dreams, contradictions, and history. His work celebrates iconic figures and stories, reimagining them through printed media and bringing them to life in vivid, dynamic, unexpected ways.

Dream Big, Play Bigger” channels the exuberance and ambition of an iconic figure from contemporary cinema, symbolizing the excesses and allure of the American Dream. Edward Spitz juxtaposes this imagery with pop culture elements to create a bold, ironic social commentary.

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Edward Spitz is a boundary- pushing artist who enhances vintage rarities prints into timeless, unrepeatable art statements.
His work begins with the printed media vintage newspapers, magazines, and comics which he reimagines as contemporary art that bridges the past and the future. Central to his process is the use of resin a material chosen for its ability to preserve, enhance, and immortalise the visual and emotional depth of his work.
The resin's glossy transforming fragile printed media into bold, enduring pieces that captivate and endure.Every piece by Spitz draws from the rich tapestry of pop culture. For the artist, pop culture is more than entertainment. it’s a reflection of society’s dreams, contradictions, and history. His work celebrates iconic figures and stories, reimagining them through printed media and bringing them to life in vivid, dynamic, unexpected ways.

In 007 Legacy, Edward Spitz playfully merges the elegance of the world’s most famous secret agent with the irreverence of Donald Duck. By combining high culture with pop iconography against a vintage newspaper backdrop, the work satirizes the myths of power, style, and identity.

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Edward Spitz is a boundary- pushing artist who enhances vintage rarities prints into timeless, unrepeatable art statements.
His work begins with the printed media vintage newspapers, magazines, and comics which he reimagines as contemporary art that bridges the past and the future. Central to his process is the use of resin a material chosen for its ability to preserve, enhance, and immortalise the visual and emotional depth of his work.
The resin's glossy transforming fragile printed media into bold, enduring pieces that captivate and endure.Every piece by Spitz draws from the rich tapestry of pop culture. For the artist, pop culture is more than entertainment. it’s a reflection of society’s dreams, contradictions, and history. His work celebrates iconic figures and stories, reimagining them through printed media and bringing them to life in vivid, dynamic, unexpected ways.

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Edward Spitz is a boundary- pushing artist who enhances vintage rarities prints into timeless, unrepeatable art statements.
His work begins with the printed media vintage newspapers, magazines, and comics which he reimagines as contemporary art that bridges the past and the future. Central to his process is the use of resin a material chosen for its ability to preserve, enhance, and immortalise the visual and emotional depth of his work.
The resin's glossy transforming fragile printed media into bold, enduring pieces that captivate and endure.Every piece by Spitz draws from the rich tapestry of pop culture. For the artist, pop culture is more than entertainment. it’s a reflection of society’s dreams, contradictions, and history. His work celebrates iconic figures and stories, reimagining them through printed media and bringing them to life in vivid, dynamic, unexpected ways.

EDWARD SPITZ

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