Lost Time, Alone Again And Far Far Down
by KAWS
Year: 2018
Medium: Screenprint in colors
Size: 32 × 53 1/4 in (81.3 × 135.3 cm)
Edition of 100
Exploring themes of solitude, reflection, and human connection, KAWS’ Lost Time, Alone Again And Far Far Down (2018) is a color screenprint measuring 32 × 53¼ inches (81.3 × 135.3 cm), issued in a limited edition of 100. Created during a defining period in the artist’s print practice, the work exemplifies his instantly recognisable visual language. Its scarce edition, exceptional craftsmanship, and established provenance make it a highly desirable acquisition for discerning contemporary art collectors.
Lost Time, Alone Again and Far Far Down is a deeply introspective body of work that highlights KAWS’ ability to express complex emotions through his instantly recognizable visual language. First presented as part of the artist’s studio practice and international gallery exhibitions, the series was never created as street graffiti. Unlike KAWS’ early interventions on billboards and bus shelters, these works rely on carefully layered painting, scale, and refined composition that are only possible in a controlled studio environment.
Created during KAWS’ mature artistic period, the series reflects a shift from pop culture appropriation toward more personal themes of isolation, reflection, and human connection. Familiar characters, including Companion, appear withdrawn or emotionally burdened, transforming cartoon-inspired imagery into universal symbols of vulnerability, loss, and resilience. The muted palettes and restrained compositions reinforce a contemplative atmosphere while maintaining the artist’s unmistakable aesthetic.
Collectors consider Lost Time, Alone Again and Far Far Down among KAWS’ most compelling contemporary series because it combines museum-quality execution with emotional depth. Limited availability, strong institutional recognition, and sustained global demand continue to support its long-term market significance.
At ArtLife Gallery, we regard this series as a defining chapter in KAWS’ artistic evolution. Closely related to Companion, Gone, and Separated, it demonstrates how the artist has moved beyond pop iconography to create emotionally resonant works that continue to attract leading collectors and major international institutions.
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Lost Time, Alone Again And Far Far Down
by KAWS
Year: 2018
Medium: Screenprint in colors
Size: 32 × 53 1/4 in (81.3 × 135.3 cm)
Edition of 100
Exploring themes of solitude, reflection, and human connection, KAWS’ Lost Time, Alone Again And Far Far Down (2018) is a color screenprint measuring 32 × 53¼ inches (81.3 × 135.3 cm), issued in a limited edition of 100. Created during a defining period in the artist’s print practice, the work exemplifies his instantly recognisable visual language. Its scarce edition, exceptional craftsmanship, and established provenance make it a highly desirable acquisition for discerning contemporary art collectors.
Lost Time, Alone Again and Far Far Down is a deeply introspective body of work that highlights KAWS’ ability to express complex emotions through his instantly recognizable visual language. First presented as part of the artist’s studio practice and international gallery exhibitions, the series was never created as street graffiti. Unlike KAWS’ early interventions on billboards and bus shelters, these works rely on carefully layered painting, scale, and refined composition that are only possible in a controlled studio environment.
Created during KAWS’ mature artistic period, the series reflects a shift from pop culture appropriation toward more personal themes of isolation, reflection, and human connection. Familiar characters, including Companion, appear withdrawn or emotionally burdened, transforming cartoon-inspired imagery into universal symbols of vulnerability, loss, and resilience. The muted palettes and restrained compositions reinforce a contemplative atmosphere while maintaining the artist’s unmistakable aesthetic.
Collectors consider Lost Time, Alone Again and Far Far Down among KAWS’ most compelling contemporary series because it combines museum-quality execution with emotional depth. Limited availability, strong institutional recognition, and sustained global demand continue to support its long-term market significance.
At ArtLife Gallery, we regard this series as a defining chapter in KAWS’ artistic evolution. Closely related to Companion, Gone, and Separated, it demonstrates how the artist has moved beyond pop iconography to create emotionally resonant works that continue to attract leading collectors and major international institutions.