Emanuel Jesse is German artist who now lives in Vienna. After being an underground graffiti artist, since 2003, he has become a recognized artist who has been all over the world with his gigantic street walls and small canvases hung in galleries.
Here is some of his street art.
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21 ene 2012
Bogotá Street Art.
Guache + Dj Lu + Toxicómano + Lesivo working on a wall.
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11 sept 2011
Awesome street artist from the UK.
How come the UK has some of the best street artists with political messages? Something has to be going on up there. But people don't know any other than Banksy, genius Banksy.
Here is just one image of Mobstr's work. Probably my favorite. He goes against everything, even other street artist, state, advertising, privacy and life in general. Check his flickr in here.
Here is just one image of Mobstr's work. Probably my favorite. He goes against everything, even other street artist, state, advertising, privacy and life in general. Check his flickr in here.
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14 may 2011
Death Cab For Cutie meets Shepard Fairey.
Music and street art get together in this video directed by Shepard Fairey and band's bassist Nicholas Harmer.
Faiery said: "...Nick sent me the lyrics to Home Is A Fire and they evoked the duality of “home” both as a place you inhabit, and also as a place that inhabits or traps you. One’s relationship with home might be complicated, but ultimately it can be a two-way dialogue, of which we can at least affect one-way... ...Street art appeals because it makes the landscape a little less dreary for the viewer, and it is a bureaucracy free creative outlet for the participants. I would say that a street art call to action is “if you don’t like your home… reshape it”. The power of street art is in its intrigue and authenticity , so it was crucial to actually put all the lyrics and images up on the streets..."
Faiery said: "...Nick sent me the lyrics to Home Is A Fire and they evoked the duality of “home” both as a place you inhabit, and also as a place that inhabits or traps you. One’s relationship with home might be complicated, but ultimately it can be a two-way dialogue, of which we can at least affect one-way... ...Street art appeals because it makes the landscape a little less dreary for the viewer, and it is a bureaucracy free creative outlet for the participants. I would say that a street art call to action is “if you don’t like your home… reshape it”. The power of street art is in its intrigue and authenticity , so it was crucial to actually put all the lyrics and images up on the streets..."
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