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The Painter
A gas-masked man, spray cans, jar lids, torn magazine pages. The process: unconventional. The finished paintings, inspirational. View his works and learn something about it... |
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The Art
Spray Paint Art, which is not to be confused with Graffiti, had its genesis in the mid 1980's, and originated in the streets of Mexico. A rare art, it is practiced by a handful few. Using cans of spray paint, scraps of cardboard, lids, spatula and newspaper, artists create fantastic interplanetary scenes that are undeniably breathtaking. |
Observing a work of art in process is quite an experience. The gas-masked artist quickly sprays his canvas, in a trance-like state, as colorful planets, pyramids, mountains scapes and nebulas evolve under his breath... An entire universe, in less than 10 minutes.
A painting in process
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The Space Gallery
Although Ive taken the greatest care in photographing all the paintings featured, these digital reproductions are nowhere near as sharp, colorful, vibrant and 3-dimensional as the originals in person. Much of the fine detail is lost since I have not only cropped the images but reduced them as well to fit the confines of this page. I would say if youve never seen a real spray painting up close, you arent experiencing the full spectrum of the piece. Some of my works are currently for sale. Email me for inquires.
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"Red Peaks"
August, 2001
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