Norman's Record Box - Motherpiece

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2025
Original archival UV photograph direct to dibond
Edition of 5
125cm x 125cm
Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, co-signed by Mark Vessey and Norman Cook
Sold in a bespoke open tray frame

This special motherpiece diabond edition by Mark Vessey is of a very small edition of just 5. Highlighting Norman’s Record Box which shows the very case that legendary DJ Fatboy Slim used to carry his vinyl around the world. Covered in stickers and badges - like Keith Haring's Pop Shop and Acid House Smileys - it travelled with him to gigs from the Big Beach Boutique to Glastonbury and Ibiza, making it a true piece of music history.

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Mark Vessey, Norman's Record Box, C-type print and Motherpiece on display at Hang-Up Gallery, London.

Mark Vessey

Mark Vessey is an eminent British photographic artist known for celebrating popular culture of the 20thand 21st centuries. In his internationally-renowned Collections series, Vessey captures both the physical beauty and emotional resonance of lovingly-curated collections, be that books, magazines or vinyl records. Notable works include depicting defining records from the collections of iconic DJs, Norman Cook and Carl Cox, the magazine spines of 20 years of British Vogue covers featuring...

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