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Barefoot & Run
Barefoot & Run is a new collaboration between an established street artist – RUN –
whose career painting the streets has seen his work enter the galleries and the
emerging fine artist Daniel MacCarthy (BAREFOOT) whose gallery career has seen
him find work painting the streets. For the first time these two artists are converging on
a collaboration to produce work that walks a line between street art and contemporary
fine art.
Azarra
Azarra Amoy is a London based artist working predominately with traditional and mixed media. Born and raised in London, she is a results driven, selfmotivated
and resourceful ëcreative mindí with an ability to articulate desired moods, message and concepts.
Azarra first started her creative journey whilst attending City and Islington Sixth Form College where she achieved A levelís in English Literature, Media Studies and Art- Sculpture. Following this Azarra completed her Diploma in Art at University of the Arts- Camberwell College. Azarra then attended University of the Arts- London College of Communication where she studied FDA Graphics Communication and BA Magazine Publishing. Since graduating with a 2:1 in 2012, Azarra has gained experience working with companies and independent magazine such as Bauer media and 1883 magazine.
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Sonny
„As one of South Africa’s most exciting young street artists of recent years, British-born Sonny has become known for using the streets as his own personal gallery, as his large-scale murals have featured prominently across the urban landscape. Taking influences from his African surroundings, his vibrant work often fuses nature with elements of fantasy. Weiterlesen
Riccardo Matlakas
„My belief is that Imagination is something that everyone is capable of and that an art work is already existing in our minds independently. The issue of my art is then giving to imagination a concrete form. I have a poliedric background since I academically studied Sculpture, Conceptual art and have a dance training.
I experimented so far many art forms that merged into each other and widen the possibilities I have at my disposal to deliver anartwork.
I usually use the media more appropriate for the context I am in. The media I use are: Painting, Performance, Video art, dance (in some specific cases), Photography, Writing and still undefined ones yet to be discovered. I adapt myself quite easily to every project because the broad consciousness of media.
I believe a specific research can lead to an unknown field. Each media I use correspond to a particular Idea; on my opinion all the media are there to serve to one purpose which is the deliver of a concept in a particular cultural context. The relationship with the media I use and the idea is very much related to the nature of the context.
My work content can touch the field of human existence, politics, society, physics, biology, psychology all connected somehow by my theories about energies and universal structures that connects all living and not living existences on the planet. Finally My achievements when I create is to express as best and as deeply I can a certain concept that flourishes usually after a zealous and attentive research and grows then naturally into itís artistic form.“
http://matlakas.co.uk/graffiti.html
Joni Belaruski
Northern Irish-born artist and illustrator skilled in the mediums of pen and ink drawings and acrylic paintings. Portfolio includes personal work that has been exhibited within independent galleries throughout London and commissions for portraiture, tattoo design, and merchandise used within the music and publishing industry.
www.jonibelaruski.com
www.thegreatmalarkey.com
Daniel Raymond
London based multi-media Artist.
Cosmo Sarson
Accomplished artist, designer and all round creative with 12 years experience across the film and advertising industries working across media on all stages of the creative process from concept through to production.
