This beautifully-crafted book, made with the artists’ long-term collaborators FUEL, is published to coincide with the Chapmans’ exhibition Come and See at the Serpentine North Gallery. The group of drawings included here comprise elements from Jake and Dinos Chapman’s two-dimensional works that have been manipulated to produce a book of ‘tattoo flash’, in line with what might be found on the walls of tattoo parlours. In purchasing this book the reader can become part of the Chapmans’ oeuvre; it enables the owner to pick any or all of the Chapman-designed tattoos.
Jake & Dinos Chapman
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Jake (b. England 1966) and Dinos (b. England 1962) Chapman are among the best known contemporary British artists working today. First collaborating and working as an artistic duo in the early nineties (forming an integral part of the YBAs – Young British Artists), the Chapman Brothers and their works are well known for their subversive and provocative humour.
The Chapman Brothers first gained attention for their work Disasters of War, a three-dimensional recreation of Goya's series of etchings of the same name, for which they reconstructed Goya's scenes of brutal violence using miniature plastic figurines that they carefully reshaped and painted by hand.
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