Shatila School — artwork #4654 by Jinks Kunst · Bayrut, Lebanon
graffiti children enfant pochoir stencil silhouette Jinks Kunst
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Born in 1976 in Vevey, Switzerland, the artist grew up influenced by his grandfather Paul Urfer, a ceramicist honoured as one of France's finest craftsmen in 1972. Immersed in hip-hop and skateboard culture during his teenage years, he began experimenting with graffiti lettering at fourteen. He settled in the Nantes area in 2001 and has been based in Rezé ever since. His practice evolved from let…
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Added 03/12/2020
Two children's silhouettes in grey tones reach out to each other within a school in Shatila camp in Beirut. Jinks Kunst's stencil captures a poignant gesture of solidarity, a symbol of hope within a context of precariousness.
The artwork Shatila School is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Bayrut in Lebanon, more precisely here: 33°51'46. 35°30'00 4 North 7th Street Lebanon،، Lebanon.
This graffiti is also tagged as: children, enfant, pochoir, stencil, silhouette, Jinks Kunst.
Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: Jinks Kunst
The photo was published on 03-12-2020 by Jinks Kunst.
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