Robert Smith, the iconic vocalist of The Cure, is auctioning his artwork for Heart Research UK. The proceeds from this auction will directly benefit the charity, which focuses on heart disease prevention and research.
Support for Heart Research UK
The auction features four signed prints from Smith’s artwork. He announced this on his Instagram account, stating, “I signed FOUR OF MY ARTWORK A4 & A3 PRINTS – ‘ALONE,’ ‘AND NOTHING IS FOREVER,’ ‘ENDSONG’ & ‘IT’S JUST THE WAY I SMILE’ YOU SAID… – to raise funds for @heartresearchuk.”
These pieces are inspired by The Cure’s upcoming album “Songs Of A Lost World,” releasing on November 1. The prints aim to support the charity’s mission of funding heart disease research and treatments.
Excitement for the New Album
“Songs Of A Lost World” is The Cure’s first studio album in 16 years. Fans eagerly anticipate its release, especially after the debut single, “Alone,” was shared last month. This new album follows the band’s extensive tours and hints at fresh music.
Smith’s announcement has heightened excitement surrounding both the auction and the new album. The charity auction aligns with The Cure’s legacy of blending art with meaningful causes.
Legacy of The Cure
Robert Smith is known for his artistic contributions to music and culture. The prints, including “It’s Just The Way I Smile,” reflect themes from The Cure’s iconic lyrics. This dedication not only supports a worthy cause but also connects fans to Smith’s artistic vision.
By participating in this auction, fans can own a piece of art while contributing to a critical health cause. The Cure’s influence continues through their music and philanthropy.
Source: EN
