Shepard Fairey x Ernesto Yerena They Divide We Multiply 2024 Signed Print 72/100

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About the work

About This Piece

Shepard Fairey × Ernesto Yerena — They Divide We Multiply (2024)

Rare Hand-Signed Fine Art Screenprint | Limited Edition of 100 | OBEY GIANT

Offered is They Divide We Multiply, a striking 2024 collaborative fine-art screenprint by internationally acclaimed street artist Shepard Fairey (OBEY GIANT) and artist and activist Ernesto Yerena.

Produced in an exceptionally limited edition of just 100 impressions, this release stands apart from Fairey's more widely distributed editions. The piece combines two distinct artistic voices into a powerful statement about solidarity, identity, collaboration, and collective strength.

Artwork Details

  • Artists: Shepard Fairey and Ernesto Yerena

  • Title: They Divide We Multiply

  • Year: 2024

  • Edition: 100 impressions

  • Number: Appears to be 72/100

  • Dimensions: 24 × 29 inches

  • Medium: Hand-pulled fine-art screenprint

  • Paper: Crane's Lettra Ecru, 100% cotton rag

  • Edges: Hand-deckled

  • Signatures: Signed by Shepard Fairey and Ernesto Yerena

  • Publisher's Mark: Hecho Con Ganas embossed rose chop

  • Original Release Price: $400

An Exceptionally Limited Collaboration

While many of Shepard Fairey's standard screenprint releases feature editions of 300, 350, or more, They Divide We Multiply was produced in a total edition of only 100.

The original release was divided between Fairey's OBEY GIANT platform and Ernesto Yerena's Hecho Con Ganas platform, with just 50 impressions allocated to each.

This unusually small edition adds an important element of scarcity for collectors seeking collaborative works beyond Fairey's standard releases.

The Story Behind the Artwork

The origins of They Divide We Multiply reach back to Shepard Fairey's 2000 exhibition, Repetition Works.

The composition revisits an early grid-based interpretation of Fairey's iconic face imagery, reimagined more than two decades later through a collaboration with Ernesto Yerena.

The nine-panel composition combines Fairey's unmistakable graphic language with Yerena's distinctive rose emblem, surrounded by radiating rays symbolizing dignity.

The result is an arresting composition of vibrant orange, red, turquoise, and deep charcoal, combining the visual impact of political poster art with the precision of fine-art screenprinting.

At its core, the artwork celebrates unity over division.

A Collector-Focused Edition

Several characteristics distinguish this release:

  • Extremely limited edition of only 100

  • Collaboration between two established artists

  • Hand-signed by both artists

  • Premium 100% cotton rag fine-art paper

  • Distinctive hand-deckled edges

  • Embossed publisher's rose chop

  • Historic connection to Fairey's early Repetition Works imagery

  • Bold, highly recognizable OBEY visual language

Condition

The print presents with strong, vivid colors and attractive overall visual impact.

Please examine all photographs carefully for the precise condition, including any surface or handling marks, paper characteristics, and edge details. The close-up photographs document the edition numbering, embossed publisher's mark, and hand-deckled edge.

The item shown is the actual artwork being offered.

A Distinctive Shepard Fairey Collectible

For collectors of Shepard Fairey, OBEY GIANT, Ernesto Yerena, political street art, and contemporary printmaking, They Divide We Multiply offers an appealing combination of artistic significance, limited production, and visual presence.

Its edition of only 100 and connection to Fairey's earlier work make it a compelling addition to a curated contemporary art collection.