Hue Folk You Think I'm Sarcastic? – Lenticular Limited Edition

Hue Folk is a British Urban Pop studio producing bold, text-driven works that fuse typography with layered texture and pop culture provocation. Heavily influenced by street art, graphic design, and contemporary British humour, the studio's output ranges from large-scale originals to hand-embellished limited editions — all built around statements that are simultaneously irreverent and entirely sincere.You Think I'm Sarcastic? – Lenticular is the motion edition of one of Hue Folk's most quoted pieces. Walk past it and the work changes its mind: square on, two deadpan penguins ask "You think I'm sarcastic?" — shift your angle and the backdrop turns and the honest answer lands, "You should hear the things I don't say." The lenticular surface holds both states at once, so the punchline only arrives when you move. It's wit you have to earn.Part of Hue Folk's Pillars of Modern Life and Urban Philosophy series, this is a tightly held limited edition of just 25, signed by the artist and presented framed with a certificate of authenticity. Artist: Hue Folk Medium: Signed limited edition lenticular, framed Series: Pillars of Modern Life / Urban Philosophy Framed size: 108 × 76 × 5 cm Image size: 96 × 64 cm Edition: Limited edition of 25, signed by the artist Presented framed with certificate of authenticity Available at bradburyART Belfast.