Grolsch. Street art on can

In May, Grolsch launched a new beer can in Romania (The G-can). (read more)
The unveiling of the G-can and of the G-can Island took part in 5 major cities with the help of 6 street artists.
So, I was commissioned to take part in this premiere, along with Ortaku, The Fly, Shao, Cage and Ariciu. (read more)

Experimentalist also interviewed me some months ago.
You can read it here.

I chose to go in Brașov, it's a great city if you didn't know.

The G-can Island is a wall made out of 512 G-cans.

It was quite difficult even to make a straight line, because of the cans.

Using a special water-mixed spray paint, it's obvious that the colors where a bit faded. Even so, it was daring enough.
Thou I was not 100% satisfied of the result, a lot more people were happy of the wall outcome, even the company.

Pictures taken, questions asked and so many fucking people had mistaken me with the hypermaket staff! "Hey you, "artist dude", where can I find the tomato soup?".

Later I went to hit the city with some wheat pastes and then "home", in a hotel.
Nice weather, cool experience.

Nights Off Brașov

A year ago I've made and wheatpasted in the streets the "Lost" (Pierdut) series.

It was prepared only for Timisoara, but since its huge feedback it rapidly extended to Brasov, Sfantu Gheorghe, Tulcea and surprisingly for me, some of them survived from all of the romanian expressions.

Now, being pissed off by 2012's election campaign in the last month, it becomes clear that a new series has already caught the smell of paint spray.

It was nice that most of the mayors accepted that their posters would be hijacked. Great bastards!

First one is Brasov.

Couple of shots with one of the hijacked posters two weeks ago.

 

Teaser for an upcoming short.

Soon more stuff.

Cheers!