B.D. White

B.D. White was first discovered in the art scene by painting hundreds of streetlight bases throughout New York City. Despite his spinal injury, he earned a reputation as a prolific street artist using spray paint and stencils as his main medium.

B.D. has taken the stencil technique to unprecedented levels of complexity; utilizing 60 to 200 stencil layers per painting. The works are visually stunning, however, the concept and message are his most unique elements. B.D.’s recent works depict an astronaut in multiple states of movement, sometimes alone, sometimes entwined in a tragic embrace with a female form. The astronaut represents man at his most lonely and distant self. Despite the astronaut paired with a female love interest, the seemingly insurmountable obstacle of love lost, and longing is obvious.

RésArt is thrilled to offer our collectors the last remaining prints from B.D. White's archives:

I Asked Myself For Peace

• 5 layer screen print on 16 x 20 archival paper - Edition of 75
• $200

You Will Never Be Alone 

• 5 layer screen print on 16 x 20 archival paper - Edition of 75
• $200

All The Beautiful Things I Wish I Could Show You 

• 5 layer screen print on 16 x 20 archival paper - Edition of 50
• $250

I Was Not Magnificent

• 5 layer screen print on 16 x 20 archival paper - Edition of 50
• $250

Prints will be released on Thursday, January 17th at 12 pm EST.