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25-05-2010

Gary

By Jiroe

 

Gary isn't the type of graffiti writer that comes across with brag and swagger, he is the king of understatement. He is also a perfectionist but what may scare many of you that know his accomplished work is that he...

25-05-2010

Katre

When did you start writing?I started writing in 1993 but I was already influenced by what I could seein the streets and the subway. I’ve always loved drawing, cartoons and art in general and my parents are both artists. This...

25-05-2010

Rage

by Jiroe

Rage is a legendary one-man letter-painting machine in northern Spain. These letters are really big (and rumour has it he's not even that tall). His pieces stand out for their off-key, crazy schemes – it's as if he...

25-05-2010

Pref

By Sami Montague

 

Pref has been a long time player in London writing and has been beautifying the city’s walls ever since he stumbled across a copy of Spraycan Art. Through plying his trade as a graphic designer he has...

07-01-2010

EKUNDAYO

BY Tom Goulden

 

Ekundayo Reid is only 26 but already a successful Los Angeles-based artist and illustrator. He creates incredibly detailed characters through a laboured layering of watercolours, inks and acrylics. His often...

07-01-2010

ALEX GROSS

By Sami Montague

 

The paintings of Alex Gross are magical, loaded with imagery both logical and surreal. His influences are equally mixed and unexpected, from Victorian photography to more modern Japanese culture but one of his...

07-01-2010

CHET ZAR

By Sami Montague

Chet Zar uses the classical medium of oil paint to create amazing portraits of other worldly and surreal looking creatures. Reflecting an aesthetic honed and influenced through long years working in the US film...

07-01-2010

MATT FRENCH

Matt French is an artist and a skateboarder from Washington, USA. He honed his art skill whilst in jail for graffiti and went on to do incredible work with artists such as Jim Phillips and VC Johnson at Pocket...

07-01-2010

KRISTEN FERRELL

By Sami Montague

 

‘Delightfully fucked up,’ ‘a jaded giggler’ and ‘a big-hearted sociopath,’ are just a few of the ways California-based Kristen Ferrell has been described. My Name Is? interviews Ferrell – the artist who...

07-01-2010

WILD BOYS

Words by Sami Montague

Who is in the Wildboys crew?

Wildboys crew’s components are: Opium, Zeus40, Rota and Pencil.

 

When was the Wildboys crew formed and how?

Wildboys crew was born on June 9, 2008, as a result of the...

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WILD BOYS

Words by Sami Montague

Who is in the Wildboys crew?

Wildboys crew’s components are: Opium, Zeus40, Rota and Pencil.

 

When was the Wildboys crew formed and how?

Wildboys crew was born on June 9, 2008, as a result of the dissolution of another crew named TCKM. We felt the need to form our own crew composed of a few very united elements. The name came on a day when we were coming back from a jam by car. We were looking for a good name to represent us, when the stereo in the car played “Wildboys” by Duran Duran. We really like the music from the 80s, specially that song so we thought it was perfect for us.

 

Where are you based?

Opium and Pencil are based in Torre del Greco, Zeus40 and Rota are based in San Giovanni a Teduccio both close to Naples.

 

What does the crew stand for and what do you all have in common?

We are working for the affirmation of our own culture around the world. Our purpose is to attain a higher level quality-wise, we want to evolve our work, looking for a really personal and innovative style, but rooted in tradition, one that stresses the importance of the letter. We have in common the same mentality and approach to graffiti and are joined by the same passion and point of view – there is no individualism, everyone works for the crew. For us all, graffiti is not just paint on walls, but a real lifestyle.

 

What are your aims and goals as a crew?

Our final goal is just to stand out and compete with the best crews in the world, to be able – one day – to live by painting graffiti and of course to become the best crew in graffiti history...[smile]

 

What is your philosophy of graffiti?

Our philosophy is based on the concept of evolution. Everyday we add something new to our graffiti since we believe we have to seek continuous perfection.

The FULL interview with OMENS appears in issue 54 of Graphoism magazine - click here to purchase your copy www.graphotism.com/Subscribe-Graphotism-or-MyNameIs-Magazine.74.0.html

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