BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
Our weekly interview with the street; this week featuring Cake, Company, Cozy, Deform Industry, Hugh Leeman, Muffin Man CCB, and a knitted padlock cozy.
We begin this week with three new pieces from Cake:
Continuing her residency at The Fountainhead in conjunction with Primary Flight in Miami, Cake has been introducing marked and subtle changes to her work recently.
About these life-sized characters Cake says, “I have gone into finer detail with the anatomical overtones- highlighting one aspect of the skeletal structure instead of several and honing in on it. My colors are a result of many layers of washes and yes, I am partial to blue shades right now for some reason- I think its because it goes nice with the fluorescent pink fingertips each of these figures have.”
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Photo © Cake
Photo © Cake
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Photo © Cake
Photo © Cake
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This round headed businessman is popping up in different colors in BK recently. The name: Company. Photo © Jaime Rojo
This round headed businessman is popping up in different colors in BK recently. The name: Company. Photo © Jaime Rojo
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Still life with tulips. Photo © Jaime Rojo
Still life with tulips. Photo © Jaime Rojo
- Hummingbird. The contextual use of the wall with colored duct tape is spot on! Photo © Jaime Rojo
- Lilly. Photo © Jaime Rojo
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Street Meat! Deform Industry pays homage to ISaw, the popular street treat made of chicken intestines in Cebu City, Philippines. Photo © Deform Industry
Street Meat! Deform Industry pays homage to ISaw, the popular street treat made of chicken intestines in Cebu City, Philippines. Photo © Deform Industry
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Sometimes in the winter, a padlock can get quite cold, even frozen. Not anymore! Introducing the Padlock Cozy. Photo © Jaime Rojo
Sometimes in the winter, a padlock can get quite cold, even frozen. Not anymore! Introducing the Padlock Cozy. Photo © Jaime Rojo
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Hugh Leeman’s installation of a jazz musician named Blue on the street in Indianapolis. Photo © Hugh Leeman
Hugh Leeman’s installation of a jazz musician named Blue on the street in Indianapolis. Photo © Hugh Leeman
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The Muffin Man CCB is using only the finest sifted flour for his wheat paste. Photo. © Jaime Rojo
The Muffin Man CCB is using only the finest sifted flour for his wheat paste. Photo. © Jaime Rojo
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