Artists
Cabaio
In the midst of an economic crisis in 2001, there were too many ads in public spaces. They seemed to be everywhere. And I didn’t like looking at ads. I saw my artwork as an alternative way of using public space. And then in 2003, during the invasion of Iraq, I was further inspired to use public space to transmit messages. The global political situation — at the time — motivated me to make my own mark.
Read moreMiss F**k (FR)
Miss Fuck is a French artist, born in 1973.
A self-taught artist, since her childhood, Miss Fuck has felt close to the artistic world in general. She likes to vary her techniques, though most of the time she does stencil and spray-painting.
With time, Miss Fuck likes to evolve her creation techniques, she refuses to take the easy route or banalities, and always tries to renew her work. This is why street has become her favorite playing field, source of inspiration, place of exhibition. The urban space allows her a certain closeness with her public.
All her canvases resemble her and are a direct reflection of her thoughts. Due to her art, she is able to express her joys and sorrows. She uses bright and bold colors like her speech, the slight punk aspect brings in a touch of revolt, an important aspect for Miss Fuck.
It's like a victory for Miss Fuck to see the world of street art and the punk atmosphere mix together, unite as one in the same speech. Even…
Read moreMOR (NYC)
My work is rooted in paper cutting. I use a pencil and an exacto knife - cutting from a single sheet of material. The reductive process always begins with a loose kinetic drawing, directly onto the material to be cut. Deciphering what will be negative and positive space throughout drawing sessions - what emerges needs to have both the structural integrity to retain its form as well as work aesthetically; having a “flow” that’s expressive of the initial line drawing.
Read moreEndless (UK)
Endless is a London-based artist. His provocative and radical creations tell a story of our world that is bold and intense. Starting out using the walls of our nation’s capital as his canvas, Endless’s reputation has risen to capture the attention of its residents, foreign visitors and the media alike. The public buzz around his work has snowballed, to a point where now iconic brands, celebrities and the art world all know his name.
Today, Endless continues to devote a large portion of time to art on the streets. But his most exclusive work can be found in London’s most prolific galleries, as well as within the homes of the well-established.
Laura Luque (AR)
Artista Plástica, nacida en 1977 en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Diseñadora de Indumentaria de profesión, mientras estudiaba la carrera descubrió la pintura y allí comenzó a transitarla a través de Ilustraciones y Murales. Más tarde los aerosoles y el collage serían sus grandes aliados para contar sus historias y así "Resignificar el Pasado". Su obra contempla un lado lúdico del cual ella considera “el adulto nunca debería desprenderse” y esto mismo es el estímulo para jugar en la obra con diferentes materiales. Utiliza técnicas Mixtas, muchas de ellas nacen del Arte Urbano y de la experimentación propia.
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