Showing posts with label spain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spain. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 November 2009

Senor X new body of work and new website

Helter skelter (click on image to enlarge)

Hedonism 3 (click on image to enlarge)

Hot & Raw, Kate (click on image to enlarge)

Wake yp your taste (click on image to enlarge)

Sr.X from Spain has just released some new works on his spanking new website. Nice simple gallery site where the work is split into outdoor/indoor/more/contact, and in Spanish and English (for those of us who've been to Spain a number of times but who's Spanish is, well, shite!)

This is a nice bit on his contact page -

Born in the Interzone, now in Gijón, Spain.
You can mail him or post a comment in his Flickr or Blog,
then he can save your soul... if you want.

www.sr-x.com

and his flickr on: www.flickr.com/photos/stencilsrx
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Spanish artist Senor X - some great works

Sr.X is a Spanish [street] artist I've been following since about '07.


Pablo (click on image to enlarge)

Escape (click on image to enlarge)

Escape 2 (click on image to enlarge)

Noodles (click on image to enlarge)

Alf y Bukowski (click on image to enlarge)

404 error (click on image to enlarge)

Wake up your taste (click on image to enlarge)

Play (click on image to enlarge)

Most of his work is concentrated in Spain, and this year he has done some really nice gallery pieces that I'll feature in coming posts. in the mean time check these out, and check out more of his street stuff on:

http://www.stencilsrx.blogspot.com/
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Wednesday, 4 November 2009

Spanish street art prankster SpY in Madrid

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Although Madrid based artist SpY's roots are in graffiti, his ability to communicate his message through the street has evolved well beyond the original artform. Using an arsenal of trade skills and applications, there is no limit to SpY's reach, and his productions so aptly called interventions. Whether it be modifying billboards or signs, fences or markings on the road, sculptures or traffic lights, the sense of humour and irony in his work screams of his name and have been seen across the globe.

For more information about SpY, visit the artist's site: Spy.org.es
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