Poland’s Bezt and Sainer of Etam Cru start your week with a cup of coffee and this wall completed during late October in Rome. The soaring mural features the illustration style and palette that has distinguished their work since their beginning as students together five or so years ago and their skills have improved and evolved greatly before your eyes. The 30meter high wall piece accompanies the opening of their new show last Thursday at Galleria Varsi, entitled “Bedtime Stories”, ironically the same title of Faile’s show exactly four years ago in New York.
Special thanks to Blind Eye Factory for providing these exclusive images for BSA readers below of the new mural going up, and don’t miss their cool video at the end.
Etam Cru (photo © courtesy of Blind Eye Factory)
Etam Cru (photo © courtesy of Blind Eye Factory)
Etam Cru (photo © courtesy of Blind Eye Factory)
Etam Cru (photo © courtesy of Blind Eye Factory)
Etam Cru (photo © courtesy of Blind Eye Factory)
Etam Cru (photo © courtesy of Blind Eye Factory)
Etam Cru “Coffee Break” by The Blind Eye Factory
Oscar the Grouch in his Trash Can singing with Johnny Cash
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