Pizza

Name: Pizza
Brand: Falang Noi
SKU: 212628
Price: 55.00 DKK
Availability: InStock

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Paper type: Hahnemühle Matte Art Paper

Papir thickness: 210 g/m2

The artwork was reviewed and printed in the Kræss Print Studio in collaboration with the artist. We ensure that print quality, colors, and paper are of the highest quality and that the artist is paid for every copy sold. This way, we secure creativity and quality for both the artist and the customer.

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30-day return policy: You can return the item online for a refund. If you chose to have the poster framed, you can also return the frame.
If it is a gift: In the cart, you can optionally add an exchange label and gift wrapping. If you chose to have the poster framed, the recipient can also exchange the frame.
Extended exchange period for Christmas: All gifts can be exchanged up to and including 1 February 2027.

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Pizza is inspired by Blaaregn Taverna and Kølsters Tolv Haner on Rantzausgade. My friend and I were out for a walk and came across this place with these beautiful blue benches and tables. We sat down and had a beer in the sun. It was lovely.

Artist at Kræss

Falang Noi

Falang Noi – something I have often been called throughout my childhood. Briefly translated from Thai, it means “The little stranger”. And is something I have often felt like, both in Denmark, where I was born, and in Thailand, where my mother comes from.

When I was younger, I had difficulty making sense of two very different cultures, and saw it more as a disadvantage than an advantage.

However, as I have grown older and gained a deeper understanding of where I come from – and especially my roots in Thailand, my view has changed. Now most of my inspiration comes from a combination of exactly this, the best of both worlds.

I try to show this double meaning of “something strange” through my works. Here I mix the colors and many impressions of Thailand with the minimalism and city life of Denmark. These contrasts lead to works that are not perfect, but tell good stories