With their fingers firmly on the pulse of recent trends, dynamic artist duo The Cameron Twins have released a timely artwork exclusively with Art Republic that is sure to capture the public's imagination.
Get ready to be blown away by the latest masterpiece straight from the vibrant Cameron Twins Studio, just in time for the highly anticipated release of the 'Barbie' movie. We couldn't be more thrilled to present this exclusive edition of only 15 prints, available only at Art Republic. Immerse yourself in a whirlwind of dazzling colours and nostalgic brilliance, expertly crafted by the ingenious twins themselves, paying tribute to an iconic character who means so much to so many.
Other than the obvious focus of the piece, there is plenty more to discover on closer inspection. Keep your eyes peeled for a number of charming motifs that will delight viewers of all ages, making for a unique celebration of nostalgia unlike anything you've seen before.
Alongside the release, the Cameron Twins have lifted the veil on their creative process, offering an insightful glimpse into how this remarkable print was produced. Check out the images below to witness the artwork coming to life and learn a bit more about the inspiration behind the creation.
"Barbie is a huge part of our childhood, especially growing up in an all-girl household," say the twins. "Toys, such as Barbie, Trolls, Furby and My Little Pony, often feature in our work, adding a playful and witty quality and creating a connection across all ages and social strata, while remaining personal and anecdotal."
"We’re really looking forward to watching the new Barbie movie together to reminisce on our childhood and see the new take on the iconic toy!" say the twins.
We've had a blast working with the twins on this edition and can't wait to bring you more exclusive editions from them in the near future. We’re sure the edition won't be around for long, so move fast to secure your unique slice of Barbie history.
Keen to learn more about the Cameron Twins' work, process and inspiration? Check out their interview with Art Republic here.
