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22.10.2014

STREETART BY BORONDO - "Let´s bring an end to ´graffiti-tourism´"










Borondo is an artist out of Spain whose work is loosely based in classical painting techniques,
 a somewhat uncommon sight in the world of street art. A far cry from the tight, linear style
 of graffiti, Borondo´s murals utilize sweeping, expressive brushstrokes that demonstrate little restraint.
“I want a dialogue with the street and the city. I don’t like advertisements and the big cities where it’s full of advertisements. We should respect the ambiance because that reflects the lives of the people.” - See more at: http://hackneypost.co.uk/2014/03/23/interview-gonzalo-borondo-street-art/#sthash.Uua2odIH.dpuf

 "I want a dialogue with the street and the city. I don´t like advertisement and the big cities where
 it's full of advertisements. We should respect the ambiance because that reflects the lives of the people."
- Borondo -
“I want a dialogue with the street and the city. I don’t like advertisements and the big cities where it’s full of advertisements. We should respect the ambiance because that reflects the lives of the people.” - See more at: http://hackneypost.co.uk/2014/03/23/interview-gonzalo-borondo-street-art/#sthash.Uua2odIH.dpuf
“I want a dialogue with the street and the city. I don’t like advertisements and the big cities where it’s full of advertisements. We should respect the ambiance because that reflects the lives of the people.” - See more at: http://hackneypost.co.uk/2014/03/23/interview-gonzalo-borondo-street-art/#sthash.Uua2odIH.dpuf
“I want a dialogue with the street and the city. I don’t like advertisements and the big cities where it’s full of advertisements. We should respect the ambiance because that reflects the lives of the people.” - See more at: http://hackneypost.co.uk/2014/03/23/interview-gonzalo-borondo-street-art/#sthash.Uua2odIH.dpuf


/ Borondo ist ein Künstler aus Spanien dessen Arbeit frei auf Techniken der klassischen
Malerei beruht, ein etwas ungewohnter Anblick in der Welt des Streetart. Weit entfernt
 von dem dichten, linearen Graffiti-Stil, nutzt Borondo für seine Wandgemälde weitreichende,
schwungvolle Pinselstriche, die demonstrieren, wie wenig Beschränkung es für ihn gibt.

"Ich suche den Dialog mit der Straße und der Stadt. Ich mag keine Werbung und große Städte,
die voll davon sind. Wir sollten die Umgebung respektieren, denn sie spiegelt das Leben
der Menschen wieder.   - Borondo -

09.10.2014

STREETART BY MARK JENKINS


"I first made tape casts as a child, wrapping the tape over pencils in reverse and then back over
 to seal it. I made them for fun, but I was scolded by my teacher not to "waste tape." In 2003, I
got interested in art and started experimenting with mediums and re-discovered this casting
process, applying it to larger objects and on myself. But my interest in art wasn’t so much
the sculpture itself but, rather, installation sculpture, using the object to affect the space around it."
 



Disturbing, humorous, and enigmatic in equal measures. His first life-sized figure made from
 tape was installed on the streets of Rio de Janeiro. That is now more than ten years ago.
Today, Jenkins’ tape sculptures appear in cities all over the world. Jenkins began 2006 to fill
 the sculptures with paper or cement and dressed them to create hyper realistic sculptural
 duplicates of himself


/ Gleichermaßen verstörend, komisch und rätselhaft. Seine lebensgroßen Figuren aus 
Klebeband wurden zum ersten Mal in den Straßen von Rio de Janeiro installiert. Das war vor 
mehr als zehn Jahren. Heute sind die Jenkins-Figuren in aller Welt verbreitet. 2006 begann
 Jenkins, die Skulpturen mit Papier und Zement zu füllen und zu bekleiden und 
kreierte hyperrealistischen Doppelgänger von sich selbst


 

02.10.2014

STREETART ~ ISAAC CORDAL


Artist Isaac Cordal is well-known for his creation and placement of miniature cement figures in
public places around the world as part of an since 2006 ongoing series called Cement Eclipses.
Isaac Cordal hails originally from Spain - where he first placed out his figures in Vigo -  but
 is currently based in London. This poignant tiny figures are so easy to miss - please keep watching!

/ Der Künstler Isaac Cordal ist dafür bekannt geworden, seine selbst kreierten Miniatur-Figuren 
aus Zement weltweit in der Öffentlichkeit zu platzieren - als Teil seiner seit 2006 fortlaufenden 
Serie Cement Eclipses. Isaac Cordal kommt ursprünglich aus Spanien - wo er in der Stadt 
Vigo begann seine Figuren auszustellen - und lebt derzeit in London. Diese ergreifenden, win-
zigen Figuren sind leicht zu übersehen - also haltet die Augen auf!





27.06.2014

STREETART BY ERNEST ZACHAREVIC



Today I would like to introduce you the work of the very talented Lithuanian born artist Ernest Zacharevic. In the last few months he completed several large murals in Malaysia. For more head over to

○ Heute möchte ich euch die Arbeit des sehr talentierten litauischen Künstlers Ernest Zacharevic vorstellen. In den letzten paar Monaten hat er in Malaysia mehrere Wandbilder vollendet. Um mehr zu
 entdecken, schaut hier mal vorbei: Arrested Motion