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Sandra Whatson and Martin Chevrier , by Lroy on Apr 1, 2024 16:43:11 GMT 1, what is happening to Martin Whatson and Sandra Chevrier ?

it looks like eggs 🥚 

On graffiti prints Thursday for an home let 🥘 !

It has been almost ten years since Martin Whatson and I were invited to collaborate and create a temporary mural at Tou Scene during the Nuart Festival in Stavanger, Norway. Now, we have partnered with Graffiti Prints to produce a beautiful edition and multiple variations of this piece, titled "Lost in Transit," which holds a remarkable story.


Nuart Festival commissioned artists Martin Whatson and Sandra Chevrier to collaborate and create a temporary indoor mural during the 2015 edition of the festival. Im guessing that everyone loved it because
In 2017, the festival commissioned the pair to recreate the mural, this time for a long-term purpose in the beautiful port of Stavanger. The people of the city and visitors from everywhere captured images of the mural and showed their love and appreciation for the artwork.

We decided to create an original canvas where the first version got “lost in transit” during shipment from Montreal to Norway. (Where the title came from!!)

And now, we have collaborated with our long-time partner Graffiti Prints to release a pretty cool screenprint.


graffitiprints.com/collections/new-releases

what is happening to Martin Whatson and Sandra Chevrier ?

it looks like eggs 🥚 

On graffiti prints Thursday for an home let 🥘 !

It has been almost ten years since Martin Whatson and I were invited to collaborate and create a temporary mural at Tou Scene during the Nuart Festival in Stavanger, Norway. Now, we have partnered with Graffiti Prints to produce a beautiful edition and multiple variations of this piece, titled "Lost in Transit," which holds a remarkable story.


Nuart Festival commissioned artists Martin Whatson and Sandra Chevrier to collaborate and create a temporary indoor mural during the 2015 edition of the festival. Im guessing that everyone loved it because
In 2017, the festival commissioned the pair to recreate the mural, this time for a long-term purpose in the beautiful port of Stavanger. The people of the city and visitors from everywhere captured images of the mural and showed their love and appreciation for the artwork.

We decided to create an original canvas where the first version got “lost in transit” during shipment from Montreal to Norway. (Where the title came from!!)

And now, we have collaborated with our long-time partner Graffiti Prints to release a pretty cool screenprint.


graffitiprints.com/collections/new-releases