Dissected Companion Print (Grey)
by KAWS
Year: 2006
Medium: Screenprint on Saunders Waterford 425gm HP High White Paper
Size: 20 × 20 in (50.8 × 50.8 cm)
Edition of 100
Distinguished by its refined monochrome palette, KAWS’ Dissected Companion Print (Grey) (2006) is a screenprint on Saunders Waterford 425gsm HP High White paper, measuring 20 × 20 inches (50.8 × 50.8 cm), from a limited edition of 100. The work expands the artist’s iconic Dissected Companion motif, exploring vulnerability and identity through graphic precision. Its premium paper, scarce edition, and established provenance make it a highly desirable acquisition for discerning contemporary art collectors.
Dissected Companion Print (Grey) is one of KAWS’ most recognizable graphic works, translating his iconic Dissected Companion sculpture into a refined fine art print. First released through the artist’s studio and gallery edition program, the print was created exclusively for collectors and does not have a street graffiti version. While KAWS first gained international attention by altering billboards and bus shelters, this work belongs to his mature printmaking practice, where precision, color control, and limited editions define the finished result.
The grey palette shifts attention to the anatomy of the Companion, revealing its split interior while preserving the character’s emotional presence. The exposed form symbolizes vulnerability, self-examination, and the layers hidden beneath public identity. KAWS combines pop culture references with minimalist composition to create a work that feels both familiar and deeply personal.
Collectors consistently seek Dissected Companion Print (Grey) for its iconic imagery, limited edition status, and strong position within KAWS’ print market. Its enduring demand and broad international appeal make it a cornerstone acquisition for both established and emerging contemporary art collections.
At ArtLife Gallery, we regard this print as an essential expression of KAWS’ visual language. Closely connected to Dissected Companion, Four Foot Companion, Companion Blush, and Five Years Later Companion, it captures the period when KAWS transformed his signature character into one of the defining symbols of contemporary art.
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Dissected Companion Print (Grey)
by KAWS
Year: 2006
Medium: Screenprint on Saunders Waterford 425gm HP High White Paper
Size: 20 × 20 in (50.8 × 50.8 cm)
Edition of 100
Distinguished by its refined monochrome palette, KAWS’ Dissected Companion Print (Grey) (2006) is a screenprint on Saunders Waterford 425gsm HP High White paper, measuring 20 × 20 inches (50.8 × 50.8 cm), from a limited edition of 100. The work expands the artist’s iconic Dissected Companion motif, exploring vulnerability and identity through graphic precision. Its premium paper, scarce edition, and established provenance make it a highly desirable acquisition for discerning contemporary art collectors.
Dissected Companion Print (Grey) is one of KAWS’ most recognizable graphic works, translating his iconic Dissected Companion sculpture into a refined fine art print. First released through the artist’s studio and gallery edition program, the print was created exclusively for collectors and does not have a street graffiti version. While KAWS first gained international attention by altering billboards and bus shelters, this work belongs to his mature printmaking practice, where precision, color control, and limited editions define the finished result.
The grey palette shifts attention to the anatomy of the Companion, revealing its split interior while preserving the character’s emotional presence. The exposed form symbolizes vulnerability, self-examination, and the layers hidden beneath public identity. KAWS combines pop culture references with minimalist composition to create a work that feels both familiar and deeply personal.
Collectors consistently seek Dissected Companion Print (Grey) for its iconic imagery, limited edition status, and strong position within KAWS’ print market. Its enduring demand and broad international appeal make it a cornerstone acquisition for both established and emerging contemporary art collections.
At ArtLife Gallery, we regard this print as an essential expression of KAWS’ visual language. Closely connected to Dissected Companion, Four Foot Companion, Companion Blush, and Five Years Later Companion, it captures the period when KAWS transformed his signature character into one of the defining symbols of contemporary art.