The Studio of Pref | London, 2016 https://www.instagram.com/pref_id/
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The Studio of Pref | London, 2016 https://www.instagram.com/pref_id/
The combined studio of Barbara Cartier and Cisco Merel, Panama City 2016.
Cisco Merel is a Panamanian artist who explores a vocabulary of forms inspired by typographies and geometry, and a precise and systematic color code, to structure his own artistic discourse. Cisco uses these iconographies to compose images and spaces in multiple media such as painting, sculpture, non-traditional materials and installation, as well as projects in public space.
Barbara Cartier is motivated by the investigation of the pictorial space in and out of the bi-dimension: the forms, the weight and lightness of volumes as well as capturing the movement of the fluid matter. Balance -or the search of it- plays a main role in her work: rock-like elements in different sizes and compositions The materials and the colours she uses in her work deepen on the idea of imitation of nature and its interpretation.
http://cargocollective.com/barbaracartier
http://www.ciscomerel.com/
Collaboration with Sofles for SPECTRUM Street Art Festival, New Zealand 2015.
Spray paint and projection mapping.
The Studio of Mayonaize.
Mayonaize is a contemporary fine artist specialising in a unique calligraphy script style of lettering.
Since moving to Australia in 2001, graffiti has been a major influence on his eclectic oeuvre, creating a well established profile within the Melbourne street-art scene with a multitude of public works.
His pieces are distinctive for his deliberate handwork and swift, yet precise execution of a complex and elaborate style of monochromatic text.
He lives and works in Melbourne, also working as a highly sought after tattoo artist working out of Tattoo Magic in Fitzroy.
http://mayonaize.com
The Studio of Mike Makatron, Collingwood, Melbourne 2016.
Mike Maka is a painter who works in a variety of media mainly on walls, canvas and illustration on paper. He has traveled and created work around the world, painting the Berlin Wall to the River Ganges.
At 20, he received a scholarship to study art in New York, which lead to working as a bike messenger for 10 years in 10 cities, and leaving his mark on many walls. An active member of Everfresh Studio since 2006, Mike has exhibited extensively through Australia as well as group shows in Brazil, Japan, Miami and New York, and has works in private and public collections locally and abroad, including aquisitions by the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
http://makatron.com/
The Studio of Felipe Pantone, Valencia, Spain 2015.
Felipe Pantone’s work is at the cutting edge of street art. Straddling conventional graffiti, typography and abstraction, his work fuses bold elements of graphic design with highly evolved geometric shapes to create an ultra-modern aesthetic which complements and reacts with the stark modernity of our cityscapes.
Drawing on our concerns of the digital age and the speed at which technology is developing, Pantone’s art is like looking several light years ahead into the future and discovering a new language in which to communicate.
http://felipepantone.com/
The Studio of EWOK MSK, Long Beach, California, 2015
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