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Hey I’m pretty stoked to post the first photo of ‘i invite’. This is an interactive series of street art works, inviting other artists and the public to get involved. The work is never complete, it keeps evolving as it grows. Inspired by the work of MOMO & Melissa Brown (NY), the Wooster collective, and my fascination with the ultimate, Keith Haring. Artist statement here: (coming soon).

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From Hipster: The Dead End of Western Civilization

This obsession with “street-cred” reaches its apex of absurdity as hipsters have recently and wholeheartedly adopted the fixed-gear bike as the only acceptable form of transportation – only to have brakes installed on a piece of machinery that is defined by its lack thereof.

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This is absurdly funny. I am going to make more of these!

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… and here we have my first tshirt, ‘yellow perk and mini’, and another early design, ‘the skater shirt’. both are hand roller-painted with an acetate stencil, no screens here people.

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This is two prints i have run off from a stencil i cut many moons ago. Originally cut for spraypaint, these prints were made with acrylic ink on blank newsprint.

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“The greatness of art comes from the ambiguities, which is another way of saying it stops us from knowing what to think,” Mr Bill Henson said.

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Jongeleen: information blackout, 2004 “[the activistic potential of painting, or from private parking to rothko] ”

This is how I would like to view the world!

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I found these old photos from empty show, a graffiti and street art bonanza from way back in 2002. Props to Presto!
 
 
     

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PAPER FANTASY is a wicked exhibition / space with its walls and everything ceated out of cardboard!

 The wall made by cardboard boxes has two kinds of surface, a honeycombed one and serrated one. These surfaces look like the enlargement of a cardboard-box edge, or, to the eyes of some people, fractal patterns.

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