Those eyes in front: mesmerizing street art by street artist Eoin

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

In their first decree, Russian futurists led by Vladimir Mayakovsky proudly declared: "Let the streets be a celebration of art for everyone." So popular today wash art - nothing more than the embodiment of this postulate. One of the most popular types of street art is graffiti. Vivid images that adorn not only the walls of residential buildings, but also abandoned ruins - this is how modern masters prefer to realize their creative ambitions. Today we will tell you about mesmerizing pictures street artistwho creates under a pseudonym Eoin.

They say the eyes are the window to the soul. Eoin is absolutely sure of this, so all his work is solid drawings of huge shiny eyes. It is impossible to pass by seeing this alluring look. The artist places most of his drawings in dilapidated buildings, where people rarely come. Eoin used traditional canvas for his paintings for a long time, but after that he realized that the material is too expensive, and besides, it does not give the possibilities that the almost limitless “canvas” of walls.

There was a frozen construction site near the house where Eoin lived, and he went there to create his first street drawing. During the night, he turned one of the unfinished concrete walls into a real masterpiece and realized that this was his calling. Today Eoin is an established artist, his work, which depicts a brooding girl with blue hair and gray eyes, was painted near Brick Lane in London as part of the Global Street Art's The Walls project.

The artist admits that it is very important for him to convey the sparkle in the eyes, which often conveys an excited, joyful state of a person. Its goal is to convey this solemn, positive moment to the viewer, so that he himself thinks about something pleasant or dreamed of something intimate. By the way, Eoin is not the only lover of this topic, on the Culturology. Ru website we have already introduced our readers to the gazing poles from the artist CyKlope.