Turquoise Titi Skull by A2 in Paris — artwork #4977 by A2 · Paris, France
sticking skull colorful sticker Paris A2
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A2 is an anonymous French urban artist active in Paris. His pseudonym stands for "A squared" — "Amour et Anarchie" (Love and Anarchy) — the twin forces he places at the heart of his practice. A tagger since his teens, he turned to street art around 2010 and in 2011 adopted the persona of Louise Michel, the iconic figure of the Paris Commune, whom he depicts sporting a punk mohawk. His first major …
The artist started doing graffiti in the early 1990s before stepping away around 1996. In 2010, after visiting an exhibition at the Fondation Cartier, he returned to the streets with a deliberate street art focus. His alias, pronounced "Djizeupe", is borrowed from Snoop Dogg's track "GZ Up, Hoes Down". He sees himself more as a vandal than an artist, valuing the illegal dimension of the practice. …
Artiste français connu pour ses dessins de pin-up et ses skull de toutes les couleurs collés dans Paris.
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Added 24/05/2021
A vibrant turquoise 3D skull nicknamed Titi Skull protrudes from the edge of a Haussmann building in Paris. Artist A2 completes the installation with small blue stickers — including an octopus — creating a whimsical micro-universe at height. This street art installation plays with urban perspective and classic architecture.
The artwork Titi Skull turquoise de A2 à Paris is of type sticking. You can admire it in the city of Paris in France, more precisely here: 13bis Rue Alphand, 75013 Paris, France.
This sticking is also tagged as: skull, colorful, sticker, Paris, A2.
Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: A2, Gzup, Titiskull
The photo was published on 24-05-2021 by Artparis.
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