Saturday, 26 November 2011

Gabriel Moreno

Illustrator, engraver and painter based in Madrid, graduated of Fine Arts in the University of Sevilla in 1998. Since then he worked in different design studios and ad agencies in Andalusia. In 2004 he moves to Madrid. In June 2007 he begins to show his portfolio and after being selected amongst the 20 new talents of illustration, by the London based magazine Computer Arts, he begins his succesful carreer as an illustrator.

At present he has worked with virtually every major national agencies, and is starting with his first commissions and international expansion. He has worked with numerous national and international publications.
Here at Fitzroy Street Art we are able to bring you Edie Blue and Edie Red, two pieces inspired by Andy Warhol's muse Edie Sedgwick, these prints don the starlet first in a colour screen print layered over by pressed etching on paper, Moreno's diverse technique of leaving a significant space of unoccupied paper at the base of each print, creates an alluring uniqueness that leaves the end result as..... Wondrous.

Friday, 25 November 2011

Brightside



Fairytale Perspective on Love:

This concept is derived from how fairytales in particular, have skewed my vision of romance. The work acts as part of a self-reprogramming experiment. I have chosen several fable characters to identify with. Each character represents a percentage of my personality, (good and naughty) and acts as a pathway for self-discovery. Perhaps, I will find what I’m looking for – without the necessity for that ‘knight in shining armour to unexpectedly show up and rescue me.’

To dress as another is to see oneself in a new light.

It is to embrace the character we would like to be.

It is my escape.

Fairytale Perspective on Love uses familiar imagery to explore the unknown. The Fairytale characters symbolize childhood fantasy, while the corporate logos encapsulate a world of fantasy within a colder, business driven world. Together they challenge how the unseen parts of oneself can be viewed and question, “Whom do we really know inside and out?

BrightSide uses her passion for fancy dress to reflect her feelings and current personal issues through the use of screen printing onto mirrors. BrightSide’s images are loosely based around connections to both pre-existing animation characters and those from her vivid imagination. BrightSide’s characters act as reflections of herself and observations of her desires, drawn together by her want to shift, change or indulge.
“The world I grew up in was one of pure fantasy and romanticism -Escapism was a day-to-day habit. My challenge now is to become aware of my patterns and unravel them. My work is the means by which I am coming to an acceptance of reality.”

                                               Check out Brightside at Fitzroy Street Art

Friday, 4 November 2011

KALEN

Kalen is an artist from Sydney. His art has been part of around 30 exhibitions in Sydney, Melbourne and abroad. His work is constantly changing and evolving. He is currently moving away from aerosol & stencils art and focusing on more figurative drawings using various mediums including inks, watercolors and charcoals to achieve this.

His latest body of work is focuses on black and white pieces. Its loose illustrations with minimal color, usually only one or two. The power of black and white is an area he will be exploring, using a combination of traditional drawing techniques.

His aim is to keep his work simple and powerful.
www.chrisalexanderkiprovski.com

The girl in the Fur Coat from Stuttgart

Roll up... Roll up

The spectacular free world of art is open to interpretation, speculation and facination. The diversity of it all runs wild and takes your mind along with it.
The freedom to never be right or wrong, too big or too small, the freedom to just be.
Thats what Fitzroy Street Art is all about. If you're a midnight pasting artist with moth filled pockets or an alluring infamous king of the jungle, we want you and to help your art find their rightful owners, These beautiful artists blood, sweat and tears as well as each piece of work containing a part of their being, is the only part of this luscious world that comes at a price.