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Trouble Makers Make the World Go Round, Laser 3.14, by Vroom & Varossieau on Nov 9, 2016 12:02:08 GMT 1,
Laser 3.14
Troublemakers make the world go round
50x70cm
Handsprayed on 300grs archieval paper piece
Laser 3.14 Troublemakers make the world go round 50x70cm Handsprayed on 300grs archieval paper piece |
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vernaxley
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Trouble Makers Make the World Go Round, Laser 3.14, by vernaxley on Nov 9, 2016 12:08:57 GMT 1, Laser 3.14 Troublemakers make the world go round 50x70cm Handsprayed on 300grs archieval paper piece
I'm assuming the size of the artist's signature is there to detract from the shyteness of the slogan.
Laser 3.14 Troublemakers make the world go round 50x70cm Handsprayed on 300grs archieval paper piece I'm assuming the size of the artist's signature is there to detract from the shyteness of the slogan. |
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Dive Jedi
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Trouble Makers Make the World Go Round, Laser 3.14, by Dive Jedi on Nov 10, 2016 5:13:29 GMT 1, Laser 3.14 Troublemakers make the world go round 50x70cm Handsprayed on 300grs archieval paper piece I'm assuming the size of the artist's signature is there to detract from the shyteness of the slogan.
All he does is spray slogans.....
Don't see a price either.
Laser 3.14 Troublemakers make the world go round 50x70cm Handsprayed on 300grs archieval paper piece I'm assuming the size of the artist's signature is there to detract from the shyteness of the slogan. I think V&V is pushing Laser as the next Banksy. All he does is spray slogans..... Don't see a price either. |
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Trouble Makers Make the World Go Round, Laser 3.14, by Vroom & Varossieau on Nov 10, 2016 12:20:57 GMT 1, Dear Vernaxley,
Never said anything about next Banksy? Laser 3.14 is the most visible artist in Amsterdam.
Laser's passion for graffiti began as a kid in the early 80โs; greatly inspired by early Amsterdam writers like Ego, Dr Smurry, Dragon, Collodi, Tarantula. In โ84 he attended graphic school in Amsterdam: It was here where he met the brother of Harakiri, an artist who he, and many others, considered an old-school graffiti king: He taught Laser the ins and outs of tagging and much of what he knows to this very day. Soon after, in the early 1990โs, he began sketching and producing comics, illustrating, and writing poetry. Experimenting in this manner led him to showcasing much of what was produced. Towards the end of the 90โs he ran into an artistic impasse and felt the need to re-ignite a creative spark he felt had been lost. As a result, he went back to his roots; graffiti writing. It was at this point he began to utilise the city as his canvas, and turned his poetry into street art. On April 24th 2009 Lebowski Publishers released a compilation of Laser's street poetry in the book entitled, Are You Reading Me? His artwork combines a great variety of different styles, techniques and materials. Graffiti-based paintings, graphic styled drawings, collages and 3D artwork.
Dear Vernaxley,
Never said anything about next Banksy? Laser 3.14 is the most visible artist in Amsterdam.
Laser's passion for graffiti began as a kid in the early 80โs; greatly inspired by early Amsterdam writers like Ego, Dr Smurry, Dragon, Collodi, Tarantula. In โ84 he attended graphic school in Amsterdam: It was here where he met the brother of Harakiri, an artist who he, and many others, considered an old-school graffiti king: He taught Laser the ins and outs of tagging and much of what he knows to this very day. Soon after, in the early 1990โs, he began sketching and producing comics, illustrating, and writing poetry. Experimenting in this manner led him to showcasing much of what was produced. Towards the end of the 90โs he ran into an artistic impasse and felt the need to re-ignite a creative spark he felt had been lost. As a result, he went back to his roots; graffiti writing. It was at this point he began to utilise the city as his canvas, and turned his poetry into street art. On April 24th 2009 Lebowski Publishers released a compilation of Laser's street poetry in the book entitled, Are You Reading Me? His artwork combines a great variety of different styles, techniques and materials. Graffiti-based paintings, graphic styled drawings, collages and 3D artwork.
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