pretty impressive!

front view

back view? (to the right)

That is quite amazing

this is soooooo wicked!
hat off to the lad! boy done good!

Wow, great job of capturing the work in progress. The red is stunning and such a great concept. I originally thought it may be a skeleton design on the back view from what was shown in the 1st picture but this really has the perfect impact.

There are loads of stuff I´d like to get at cost, with a framejob as a bonus.

Smaller pieces now sell for 300. www.prescriptionart.com/prescription-art/roa/roa-rabbit-dissection/prod_549.html

I am willing to talk though, even though I think the price is more than reasonable. So, pm´ed.

Looks fantastic..

slamxhype.com/author/Elisa%20Carmichael/

This guy is really getting better and better every time I see something of his work...great link, cheers!

agreed, his latest stuff is just awesome, this will be a great show

vitostreet.ekosystem.org/2010/02/exposition-roa-photos/

vitostreet.ekosystem.org/2010/01/exposition-roa-du-4-au-28-fevrier-2010-paris/

Definitely worth a look...

Solo Exhibition at Pure Evil Gallery 8th APRIL – 2nd MAY 2010


photos of ROA's work by RomanyWG HERE www.flickr.com/photos/romanywg/sets/72157623007377584/

R O A

pureevilgallery.arloartists.com/portfolios/14531-roa

ROA’s eagerly anticipated UK solo debut opens in London this spring to exhibit his unique portrayal of large scale urban wildlife, disquietly cohabiting city streets, hand painted in his distinctive black and white style.

ROA started painting abandoned buildings and warehouses in the isolated industrial outskirts of his hometown - Ghent, Belgium. Fixating on the animals he found there; the wildlife became the central subject matter of his work, inspired by their clever ability to adapt into scavengers in order to survive. He used the dilapidated, coarse interiors and exteriors of the unyielding landscape as a canvas to portray his large-scale creatures.

Roa filled a vast abandoned warehouse complex of different chambers and exteriors with a menagerie of large-scale animals, creating an impressive spray painted zoo of city scavengers.

His obsession went global when he took to the streets of New York, London, Berlin, Warsaw and Paris, prolifically painting his trademark cross sectioned animals wherever he went, locating them where they naturally invade the main city streets with their quiet yet powerful presence.

Pure Evil Gallery is proud and extremely excited to present a new body of original artwork by ROA this spring, complete with street works in the local area. Look out for a new ROA city fox appearing on a street near you.

That's a beautiful piece. Should be a great show. Hope it all goes well.