French graffiti artist Brusk recently completed a massive mural in Meinau, Strasbourg.
Composite: adjective, made up of disparate or separate parts or elements.
Beyond the concept comes a 120 feet high wall to illustrate Brusk multiple techniques.
Pics by Antoine Mayet & Blackdough.
Earlier this year I visited the studio of the Da Mental Vaporz crew as they prepared for their australian show. Here is a great film by Fabien Didelot featuring the entire crew at work with Blo, Bom.k, Brusk, Dran, Gris1, Iso, Jaw, Kan and Sowat.
French scratch DJ group Scratch Bandits Crew have collaborated with graffiti artist Brusk for their new record “31 Novembre”, coming out on 9th April 2012.
Brusk designed the album cover with his colourful lines and trademark style, but also worked with motion designer ice©ream on the video of their first single “Heart Beat” from the album. This video unveiled the visual part of the 2012 live show.
The Venus II art exhibition in Lyon aims to raise awareness about breast cancer.
The show is two folds.
The first part gathers a new generation of artists from contemporary art, Low Brow, graffiti or tattoo at Spacejunk gallery: Vinz, Goin, Lime, K’nar, Brusk, Herve All, Sophie Haza, Joachim Albert, Olivier Mosset, Florent Espana, Blandine Dubos, Bullit Ballabeni, Damien Nicolau, Rodolphe Bessey.
Each of them has created a work using the same support, a resin bust of the Venus de Milo.
The other part is showcased in nine locations throughout the Lyon area. 80 artists and seven associative structures worked on plaster busts with the involvement of 140 local women.
On Tuesday 29 November all the artworks will be on view at the City Hall of Villeurbanne. The day will conclude with a charity auction with all proceeds going to Europa Donna, the European Breast Cancer Coalition.
More info on Spacejunk
Following their live performance at the second Lawnfest Charity event hosted by Camilla Al Fayed and sponsored by Gallery Nosco, French artists Dran and Brusk from the DMV crew left their mark in East London.
Dran and Brusk actively painted a fresh mural day and night over the week end in Great Eastern Street.
The collaboration depicts a dragon monster representing a CEO (still wearing his tie on) eating an employee, while Dran’s signature children characters are happily riding and laughing on his back.
More photos from the mural HERE
For more info visit Gallery Nosco
Dran at Pictures on Walls
Brusk at www.lightgraff.org
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