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Darling family vacation. ❤️🐭✨
LOST BROS FOR UNDEFEATED
Um hey , first I’ll start with saying I don’t,never had and would never ship Zouis romantically but lately I’ve seen a lot of people believing they had a thing together?? I mean I knew people shipped them long time ago but like I started seeing it a lot lately and it isn’t just “shipping” they literally people they had/still have a thing more than just a friendship so I wanna know your thoughts on that?
I don’t ship real people, and in any event I don’t see how you can look at Zouis and get anything but bro vibes. They loved each other, but not in That Way. Imo.
I’ve been awake since 4am. I cannot be held accountable for anything I say or do right now.
Excited to welcome back LA-based artist Lost Bros to the gallery for our Summer Group Show, June 2 - 25
More info here!
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Mario Ayala
Mario Ayala is an artist that currently resides in Oakland and recently graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute. He is known for his highly symbolic and captivating artwork, which often conveys his perspective on topics that range from American capitalism to our media consumption. To do this, Mario uses painting and various other mediums that have included everything from a cockroach diorama to a handmade bird's nest. Mario is incredibly wise and his artwork communicates this, he doesn't shelter himself and has a wide array of influences that include Jazz, Santeria, James Bond, skateboarding, Peruvian Shamanism, and most importantly his hard-working father. Mario is also an integral member of The Lost Bros art crew, which hinges on the figurative concept of staying lost. Lately Mario has been focusing his attention on gallery shows, album artwork, screen printing, and murals. All in all, Mario Ayala is an amazing artist that continues to keep on getting better and better. Be sure to keep him on your art radar and look out for whatever he has coming next! If interested, you can check out more of Mario Ayala's artwork here:
http://www.mario-ayala.com/
