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Tiger hosts Shrigley

Danish brand Flying Tiger Copenhagen teams up with English artist David Shrigley for an ironic and hilarious stationery special edition on the theme “Strong Messages”.

David Shrigley for Flying Tiger Copenhagen, 2016

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Flying Tiger Copenhagen started a collaboration with artist David Shirgley – known for his sculptures and satirical cartoons on The Guardian – following the theme “Strong Messages”. The new collection is available in every Tiger shop.

“We want to make art more accessible, taking it into people’s everyday life”, says Mai Two Brinch, Tiger’s concept developer. “The works of Shirgley are funny, dark, deliciously absurd and bizarre: he puts emphasis on the message rather than the technique, turning the world upside down in his own way, just like Tiger does”.

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