Work by street art installation artist Slinkachu, an artist that puts little figurines across the city, since 2006. Slinkachu modifies and paints figurines designed for model train sets just before setting these in alleys and parks, where he shots the landscape and simply leaves the figures behind. Although the scenarios indicate the loneliness and despair of city life there's always a hidden sense of humor.
Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts
23 May 2012
27 February 2012
Wall Murals by Vhils
Street artist Alexandre Farto (Vhils) carves, sculpts, drills, scratches and also paints his images onto the walls. He breaks away at the side of buildings with a jackhammers, acid, as well as explosives to create his large-scale wall murals over the city areas.
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7 February 2012
Muhammad Ali vs Ryu
Fantastic street art by Combo. I go along with this urban artist the fact that Muhammad Ali would most likely do better than Street Fighter's Ryu.
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3 August 2011
A Perfect Soldier - Graffiti
Street culture and graffiti are popular to be provocative, attractive, daring and uncompromising. Graffiti have recently turn into a rich medium for endless expression of creative ideas and statements. Actually, creative designers as well as artists around the world take advantage of this type of art to deliver their own message and show off their work.
Blu is a pseudonym of the Italian artist who has intentionally made a decision to hide his true identity. What little is known regarding him is that he lives in Bologna as well as he is active in the street art scene ever since 1999. Blu has hit up his home country once again at the Draw The Line Festival in Campobasso, Italy. This particular mural reveals a lot about Blu’s view of war and the military’s production of troopers. I say “production” simply because Blu’s portrayal makes it appear to be practically such as an assembly line, and according to him, the end result is an army of brainless drones.
Blu is a pseudonym of the Italian artist who has intentionally made a decision to hide his true identity. What little is known regarding him is that he lives in Bologna as well as he is active in the street art scene ever since 1999. Blu has hit up his home country once again at the Draw The Line Festival in Campobasso, Italy. This particular mural reveals a lot about Blu’s view of war and the military’s production of troopers. I say “production” simply because Blu’s portrayal makes it appear to be practically such as an assembly line, and according to him, the end result is an army of brainless drones.
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28 June 2011
Mannheim Outdoor Illusion
An interesting outdoor illusion painted on the barred-fence located somewhere in the streets of Mannheim. the artist behind this goes under the name of ZebraThing. Be sure to check Zebra’s fb page where he exampled another dozen of similar works.
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