(happy for the rusto-fatcap works on local brasilian spray paint brand)
Sorry for the lack of updates a lot of things is going on and i haven't made a priority of making updates here on my blog. I really appreciate all the visitors and i truly hope you will continue to pass by my blog now exsitising for around 8 years.
Last update was written in Rio De janeiro. Reflecting on the situation there. How it felt being there. Now back home in the safe havens of Scandinavia sitting and looking through images from the travel. I am dreaming my self back and want to share some holiday photos of what i consider giving me the most quality of life namely painting on the streets without being bothered by police or anything else. In Brasil it is widely accepted to paint where ever you want to. I have never experienced any trouble. Walking around looking for spots to paint is magic and feels as truly freedom of expression.
It was a good trip seeing old friends again painting and having fun.
I hope you enjoy the photos below from different places around Rio De Janeiro, where you can see som process shot of painting on the streets. I will really soon make new updates on what is going on here in Denmark new projects is cooking. So stay tuned.
30 Degrees in the sun. Walking around with my Friend Beam, to paint and find spots.
I found this surface so nice and beautiful. Should probably just have left like if it is above but i really wanted to paint it. and so i did. While painting a man started to ask if we wanted to paint his truck. That way our work could travel all around Rio De Janerio. He like the paintings in the streets and wanted to help us to show our work. We agreed, but all of a sudden he had to leave because his lunch break was over. Next time.
This wall is the back side of a wall totally covered in graffiti paintings. I asked the owner of the factory if i could paint on the building, but he responded i could only paint in the wall outside surrounding the factory. It wasn't really attractive to paint on a wall already painted but i started to walk along side the wall. to find a spot i could paint over. Then i saw a hole in the wall and climbed through. To find out that on the other side, the wall was completely clean! Considering the owner didn't say only one side of the wall could be painted i made a quick decision of painting the clean side. Somebody have to be the first.
Painting on Fernandos house. A nice man i met while visiting the
Projeto Morrinho in Santa Teresa. His hobby is drinking coffee and making food. So i took that in my thoughts while painting his house. He gave me really good home made soup. And good coffee while i painted. Such a nice time.
