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“There is no such thing as ‘away.’ When we throw anything away, it must go somewhere.” ~ Annie Leonard

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“Venus In A Trash Can” by THIRSTY BSTRD, 2016

Arty-Fact: Cultural icons. Disposable culture.

Using spray paint, stencils, and stickers, THIRSTY BSTRD takes icons from art history and pop culture and turns them back on society, politics, and consumer culture.

The satire isn’t lost.

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Get Your Art Fix!

"Art belongs to humanity. Without this we are animals. We just fight, we live, we die. Art is what makes us human.” ~ Mikhail Piotrovsky

"Venus In A Trash Can" by THIRSTY BSTRD, 2016

Arty-Fact: Using spray paint, stencils, stickers and videos, THIRSTY BSTRD creates satirical works that are a commentary about society, politics and consumerism. He combines immediately recognizable symbols and popular images, making them look funny or weird. The purpose being to provoke and generate an emotion in the viewer.

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Incredibles mashups by Thirsty Bstrd !

“ WHEN BANKSY MEETS STAR WARS “

http://thirstybstrd.com/when-banksy-meets-star-wars/

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Paris 11th District, March 2016

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Art by Thirsty Bstrd.

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What if Star Wars movies and Back to the Future were actually the same movie? What if the heroes of our youth Luke and Marty were the same person? That’s what french artist Thirsty Bstrd https://www.facebook.com/jimcanstreetart/ imagined through a series of photo montages. It gives something like that: Luke McFly is sent back in time in a time machine built by «Doc» Obi-Wan Brown. Luke, with the help of young Obi-Wan, must repair the damage to history caused between his parents Anakin McFly and Lauren Amidala.