"Nikita Nomerz, from the western Russian city of Nizhniy Novgorod, travels around various cities in his homeland to carry out his art."Found in The Telegraph. Photo credit - Nikita Nomerz/Rex Features.
Update: The gallery of his work - most of it similar in style to the embed above.
This guy looks like a Banksy enthusiast. I love talented street artists. Banksy recently was in Portland OR and painted a very clean image on the side of a stark, blank, and grey wall in the "fancy" area of the NW. It was painted over within a week. They may have reconsidered if they knew how much "a Banksy" can increase property values. Ha.
ReplyDeleteYes, Banksy is one thing - painting on a stark, blank and grey wall - but to my mind, this is another thing entirely. I just hope that this edifice wasn't the site of some historic event/s in the past, and that there are many such buildings. For me, this is a momentary laugh but I find much beauty in old architecture. Humans of some color or creed made it; it needs no adornment. I hope Nikita mainly paints on grey walls!
ReplyDeleteI love this! I love graffiti art--though this seems so much more--and even just plain old graffiti.
ReplyDeleteHis Gallery: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/culturepicturegalleries/9086702/The-Living-Wall-Russian-street-artist-Nikita-Nomerz-turns-derelict-buildings-into-faces.html?image=1
ReplyDeleteThanks, anon. I added the link to the post.
DeleteVery creative work of art. I like it.
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