Street art is the opposite. "Indoor" (interior) graffiti by artist Deck Two

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

Street art, or street art, is usually called graffiti and similar decorative paintings of walls, fences, shipping containers, huge factory pipes, barracks and other industrial objects. From the category of vandalism, graffiti has long passed into the category of art, and not every street artist is threatened with being dragged into the courts and accused of petty hooliganism. And some people are so fond of graffiti on walls and fences that they want to see such drawings in their own apartments. Just like that with "indoor" (interior) street art, vice versa engaged by a French artist under a pseudonym Deck Two … Considering the specifics of street art, not every tenant can withstand such an interior design. Perhaps this is why the artist paints interior graffiti on such premises that never indulge in creative design: kitchens, bathrooms, toilets and corridors. And this is correct, anyone will say who looks at the transformed rooms after the painting of the walls, ceiling and other surfaces comes to an end. It will be extremely difficult to stay within these walls for a long time.

Motley and bright patterns, aggressive colors, as well as a vast area covered with such painting, make a double impression. On the one hand, it seems that this is all pressing on you from all sides, and you found yourself in some kind of hologram or in someone's surreal dream, where huge aerosols with paint live, and the whole world looks like one big graffiti. But on the other hand, such a toilet or bathroom interior is much more original, more interesting, more unusual than the traditional one. It is immediately clear that the apartment is in the creative hands of an extraordinary person. However, Deck Two knows how to be more restrained, and cover the walls with murals of a different plan, more calm, but no less original interior graffiti. So, one of his projects for decorating a kitchen called Global City depicts a huge panorama of the city, and is executed from start to finish with a permanent marker in black on a smooth white wall.

Moreover, the city is a collective concept. So, the artist has collected in one place all the sights and famous architectural monuments, which are famous for big cities around the world. The Paris Eiffel Tower is adjacent to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, the Brooklyn Bridge is adjacent to the Roman Colosseum, the Leaning Tower of Pisa is located not far from the Empire State Building, and somewhere in that direction you can see the old man Big Ben, the pride of Great Britain. You can see how this panorama was created, as well as get acquainted with other works of the artist, on his website.