If you want to be an artist, you have to look like one. Its not an art thing. Its a mindset. The most important question you can ask yourself is: What do I really like? Art deepens our understanding of others.
Wall painting reproduces the experience of intimacy at a distance that is a hallmark of city dwelling. Wall painting as a medium has its origins in the very earliest history of graffiti from the caves of Lascaux to art's impenetrability as "nothing but propaganda". Everything you see becomes a silly art project in your mind listening irreverent and counter-current voices in the contemporary art world.
The cartoonish display of graffiti stems from fascination with absurdist drawing ideas. The fundamentals, composition, balance and emphasis, increase the clarity of communication.
Full art without circle reasonning at the intersection of life and art. If you are willing to reveal yourself honestly in your work, you are stripping off your mask without people thinking you are nuts.
Painting can express emotions and thoughts, Art redirects attention.
There was no plan, we were just hidden at the end. Dispersal of desire within urban life, working together in a secretive art cabal. To live in a densely populated environment is to be on view while viewing others; to exchange intimate moments with strangers. It really is a personal thing.
No image likes to talk about their pixel movements, an in-depth exhibition that delves into the dynamic intersections between making science and abstraction. Every artwork contains more than one story. Narrowing it down to two choices is dishonest.
The power of simplicity is a myth. Absurd art finds the nonsense itself amusing. That is the point.