Roadsworth is a graffiti artist in Montreal who uses existing shapes like crosswalks, and stencils on top of them to create biting criticisms of modern car culture.
it one thing to paint a work of art on a wall...and leave it at that...in fact it is simplistic and wonderful to do so...for it makes that art piece stand out against the mundane back drop of the concrete or brick in a revelation of the beauty and creativity of the city and its vast range of inhabitants
but to make ones art interact with its surroundings...is an other thing entirely
Creative and imaginative!
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ReplyDeleteRoadsworth has been doing this A LONG time. Maybe do some research merrick.
ReplyDeletegreat work, that stuff just pops out.
ReplyDeleteit was very entertaining, i had to look at all of them.
You want to see Julien Beaver's street art! Belgian guy using perspective and chalks to the extreme.
ReplyDeleteit one thing to paint a work of art on a wall...and leave it at that...in fact it is simplistic and wonderful to do so...for it makes that art piece stand out against the mundane back drop of the concrete or brick in a revelation of the beauty and creativity of the city and its vast range of inhabitants
ReplyDeletebut to make ones art interact with its surroundings...is an other thing entirely
brilliance, sheer briliance