Tom Wesselmann red lips neon light

Made from a lipstick red and white recycled acrylic, this red lips neon light from Yellowpop lights up Tom Wesselman’s iconic Mouth 1967.

Outlined in red LED light piping, the neon light wall art adds a new dimension to Wesselman’s Pop artwork. Each piece is hand-assembled using high quality neon flex mounted to its colourful recycled acrylic board. This neon flex is made from PVC or Silicon piping with LED lights inside, which is 80% more energy efficient than traditional neon signs, but gives the same intense brightness.

The 50 x 41 cm light comes with a dimmer, UK plug, a 3 metre transparent cable, and an installation kit. The installation kit contains enough specialist screws for you to easily affix your sign to any wall in your home, from hallway or lounge to bedroom or kitchen. For peace of mind, the signs are insured during transport, and come with a 1 year guarantee. Your light up lips will arrive packed in 100% recycled packaging, with no unnecessary plastic.

About the artist

Tom Wesselmann (1931 – 2004) was an American artist who worked in painting, sculpture and collage. He is often identified as part of the Pop art movement, a label he personally disliked. His artworks frequently concentrated on elements of the female form, and household products or advertising images, often on a large scale. Seascape Dropout, 1982, a woodcut print on paper, forms part of Tate’s collection of art.

About Yellowpop

Yellowpop are a custom neon LED sign company, who believe in the powerfully uplifting effects of light. Working with artists and designers, and using efficient neon-flex technology, they aim to spread the joy they feel in the glow of their neon signs to a wide audience by creating high quality, hand-assembled lights.

• Artist Tom Wesselmann
• Artwork Mouth
• Dimensions 50 x 41 cm
• Material Recycled acrylic and LED lights