25 STREET ARTIST THAT MAKING US TAKE A SECOND LOOK!
I love Huffington Post Art section, that is where this post comes from. I think you may want to book mark the art section for your own perusal. It seems like the latest thing is to say the top 10 or the 20 this or that…some how adding a specific number attracts attention. I think you will enjoy this and then we will look deeper into each artists work. Most of these list are superficial, but it gives us a place to start.
1) Jaz
Franco Fasoli, known as Jaz in the art world began a street artist, and graffiti writer in the 90's. He began with graffiti writing, but evolved over time into more figurative painting. He works on a large scale and often uses unconventional materials. He has a unique style and his use of unusual materials makes him different than his fellow artists. He first used spray paints and stencils. He now uses techniques that allow him to work larger and larger. His most recent work is on football and "lucha Libre wrestling with masks and part man-beast figures.
He began his work as a street artist in Buenos Aires active street artist scene.
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| Jaz, Street Artist Buenos Aires google image for education |
I love Huffington Post Art section, that is where this post comes from. I think you may want to book mark the art section for your own perusal. It seems like the latest thing is to say the top 10 or the 20 this or that…some how adding a specific number attracts attention. I think you will enjoy this and then we will look deeper into each artists work. Most of these list are superficial, but it gives us a place to start.
1) Jaz
Franco Fasoli, known as Jaz in the art world began a street artist, and graffiti writer in the 90's. He began with graffiti writing, but evolved over time into more figurative painting. He works on a large scale and often uses unconventional materials. He has a unique style and his use of unusual materials makes him different than his fellow artists. He first used spray paints and stencils. He now uses techniques that allow him to work larger and larger. His most recent work is on football and "lucha Libre wrestling with masks and part man-beast figures.
He began his work as a street artist in Buenos Aires active street artist scene.
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