Eddie Martinez, MMXVII, 2017

MMXVII, 2017 (Triangle Books) is a striking work by Eddie Martinez that combines traditional silkscreen printing with unique hand-coloring, creating a piece that bridges mechanical reproduction and artistic intervention. Created in 2017 and published by Triangle Books, this piece is number 43 from a limited edition of 50, with an additional 10 artist's proofs.

What makes this edition particularly special is that Martinez hand-colored each print differently, ensuring that every piece in the edition is unique despite sharing the same black and white silkscreen base. This approach reflects Martinez's interest in the tension between repetition and individuality, as well as his commitment to maintaining the artist's hand even within editioned work.

The piece showcases Martinez's distinctive visual language that draws from abstract expressionism, street art, and contemporary visual culture. Printed on high-quality Munken Print White 18 300gr paper, the work's modest dimensions (170 x 220 mm) create an intimate viewing experience that invites close inspection of the artist's mark-making.
Eddie Martinez (b. 1977) has established himself as one of the most dynamic painters of his generation, with works featured in major collections worldwide.

 His practice encompasses painting, drawing, and printmaking, consistently exploring the boundaries between abstraction and figuration with his energetic, gestural style.

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