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CASETiFY announces its second collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, unveiling the "Factory Collection." This drop shifts to Warhol's revolutionary industrial methods, turning tech into a contemporary medium for serialized design.
Inspired by the famous Silver Factory, this collection celebrates repetitive production and democratized visual culture. Featuring iconic arrays like Flowers and Cows Wallpaper, these exclusive cases will sell out fast—secure yours today!
Protect your devices with our signature Impact and Bounce cases, wrapped in Warhol's iconic prints like Fragile, 1962 and Dollar Signs, 1981, housed in special-edition packaging.
A vibrant exploration of Warhol's classic series, presented in serial grids that reflect how he cropped and repeated commercial imagery to flatten natural beauty into a manufactured commodity.
A vibrant exploration of Warhol's classic series, presented in serial grids that reflect how he cropped and repeated commercial imagery to flatten natural beauty into a manufactured commodity.
Featuring shifted grids and bold color variations, these designs reference Warhol’s subversion of traditional fine art and interior design by turning a mundane, pastoral subject into a repeated commercial product.
Featuring shifted grids and bold color variations, these designs reference Warhol’s subversion of traditional fine art and interior design by turning a mundane, pastoral subject into a repeated commercial product.
A tribute to the literal mechanics of commerce, bringing the utilitarian aesthetic of shipping labels, transit markings, and consumer logistics to everyday tech.
Highlighting the explicit intersection of art and wealth, this series showcases Warhol's commentary on the ultimate commodification of art through repeated corporate iconography.
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