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segunda-feira, 10 de setembro de 2012

"A little bit of Gueto"

Essa letra e mais alguns graffitis meus estão num especial de fotos no site MTN-World.

Check it
http://mtn-world.com/blog/2012/08/14/a-little-bit-of-gheto/

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quarta-feira, 18 de abril de 2012

Amo muito tudo isso.

foto: Isadora Adamy
http://www.flickr.com/photos/by_rx/show

Workshop de graffiti com Gueto em Porto Alegre-RS

Rolou em Porto Alegre nos dias 7 e 8 de abril uma oficina de graffiti no espaço Vó Zuzu Atelier em Porto Alegre-RS com o apoio da loja Donuts Shop, especializada em tintas e outros materiais para a prática do graffiti..

Para visualizar as fotos do workshop, acesse o link:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=333993609989056&set=a.333978846657199.80607.276297402425344&type=1&theater

quinta-feira, 23 de fevereiro de 2012

throw-ups

Santiago de Chile

São Paulo

Santiago de Chile

São Paulo

segunda-feira, 30 de janeiro de 2012

FINOK & GUETO, from São Paulo to Barcelone

Finok (VLOK) and Gueto (L163, ADEPS, PV), writers from Sâo Paulo, were in Barcelona a few months ago. This is a whole day with the guys rolling around the city, sharing different secrets, a whole bunch of laughter, a mess of spray cans, and stuff to eat and drink. Here are a few pieces below in the interview that we did.

Gueto (L163, ADEPS, PV)

163 is the criminal code in Brazil for damaging property. If they catch you painting a bus, metro, or anything like that, they use this code.
The main thing is to always be cautious, whether in Sâo Paulo, Barcelona, or anywhere in the world. If you’re careful, you can paint anything you want, anywhere you want. Maybe it’ll be easier in one place than another, but if you want to, you can paint anywhere.
Maybe in Sâo Paulo there are more places you can paint without having to ever cover over the graffiti of someone else. You’ll always be able to find another wall that you can paint. Here in Europe, you’re generally dealing with cities that are smaller than Sâo Paulo; they get saturated. I understand that sometimes you have to cover over other graffiti, but there’s a certain respect involved.
For me, the memory that I’ll keep with me always is the cultural clash; our reality in Brazil and South America is so different. And it’s important what that brings you, it helps you learn. This is something which I’ll always keep with me…

Finok (VLOK)

I write with VLOK, which is my group from Sâo Paulo that also has a ton of friends all over the world, including here in Spain, who we consider to be part of the group.
For me, Barcelona has a ton of things that I like, not just graffiti; it’s hot, so the climate is similar to Brazil. Also, I think that the graffiti scene is very strong here. There are other places with strong graffiti scenes as well, and Sâo Paulo is one of those places, but it still has room to grow. Here it’s very strong, also because lots of tourists come here to paint, and they generate movement. You don’t really get that in Brazil. Lots of foreigners come here and paint the entire city.
In Sâo Paulo, what’s normal is to paint openly, without hiding, allowing yourself to be easily seen, so that you’re showing people that you’re doing something positive. Here, it’s the opposite. You can’t let yourself be seen. I think that in Sâo Paulo and maybe all of South America, graffiti is seen differently. Here, people don’t like it; you might be using millions of colors, but people just don’t care.

Sometimes, in Brazil, we ourselves see that what we’re working on is turning into something fairly ugly, but people might still like it. We try to convince them that it’s not pretty, that just because it has lots of colors it’s not necessarily pretty. Sometimes, here in Barcelona, graffiti is more ‘graffiti’ than in other places, you know? Though, in reality, graffiti is no more… it no longer has an meaning

http://mtn-world.com/blog/2011/12/21/finok-gueto-from-sao-paulo-to-barcelone/

sexta-feira, 1 de abril de 2011

Risadaria 2011

"Povo Abestado" - Spray e acrílico sobre MDF

2,80 X 1,20

RISADARIA 2011 – Bienal do Ibirapuera

O Risadaria é um festival dedicado ao humor, e tem como curadores os monstros do assunto: Paulo Bonfá, Marcelo Tas, Diogo Portugal, Marcelo Madureira, Caco Galhardo, e Wellington Nogueira.
Além de shows e apresentações hilárias, o Risadaria contém exposição de fotojornalismo, fotografia artística e de documentários.

Humorteca, com livros do gênero, e homenagem a Jô Soares e aos cartunistas Jaguar e Reinaldo.

Pela primeira vez no mundo uma exposição reúne graffitis de humor! Com Curadoria de OsGemeos, os artistas convidados prepararam painéis exclusivos para o Risadaria.

Gueto, Graphis, Coyo, Finok, Chivitz, Ise, Marcelo Dsallez, Nina, OsGemeos, Rui Amaral, Toes, e Zefix foram os grafiteiros do festival.

O Risadaria 2011 aconteceu de 24 à 27 de Março no Pavilhão da Bienal - Parque do Ibirapuera.

http://g1.globo.com/videos/sao-paulo/v/grandes-nomes-no-humor-estao-na-segunda-edicao-do-festival-risadaria/1467920/#/Todos+os+v%C3%ADdeos/page/1

Fotos: Flavia Ribas, Raphael Barcelos, Finok