Zero Zer Gallery

Krik movie

2011-01-19T12:30:00.001+01:00

Zbiok - new works in our gallery

2010-12-20T15:47:00.001+01:00

on canvas:

this could happen everywhere
60x70cm / acrylic on canvas / 2009

no way fool
60x70cm / acrylic on canvas / 2009

night life
50x50cm / acrylic on canvas / 2010

nutrition facts (gold 1)
30x30cm / acrylic on canvas / 2010

nutrition facts (gold 2)
30x30cm / acrylic on canvas / 2010

nutrition facts (gold 3)
30x30cm / acrylic on canvas / 2010

nutrition facts (red 1)
30x30cm / acrylic on canvas / 2010

nutrition facts (red 2)
30x30cm / acrylic on canvas / 2010

nutrition facts (red 3)
30x30cm / acrylic on canvas / 2010

available here

on paper:

short memory
50x70cm / ink on paper / 2010

pretty face
50x70cm / ink on paper / 2010

border line
50x70cm / ink on paper / 2010

low life
50x70cm / ink on paper / 2010

available here

M-city in Miami

2010-12-10T17:58:00.001+01:00

M-city Aquarium - Miami / Primary Flight / Art Basel 2010

Peter Fuss on paper

2010-12-03T11:59:00.002+01:00

Good news for those who did not manage to buy canvas that belong to 2010 Power 10 series. Since today in our gallery on sale graphics by Peter Fuss - Who the fuck is Larry Gagosian?

available here

2010-11-18T05:09:00.002+01:00

Monthly Art Review has put together its yearly Power 100 list ...

... and Peter Fuss has done new billboard.

Here you can buy new Peter Fuss canvases.

Pikaso - new artist in ZeroZer

2010-11-16T01:53:00.003+01:00

Here you can buy recent Pikaso canvas.

Krik & Pikaso - exhibition

2010-10-14T22:51:00.001+02:00

Krik & Pikaso
Klub Wiele Twarzy, Gdańsk

Krik - new wall

2010-10-11T20:13:00.000+02:00

M-city

2010-10-06T17:54:00.002+02:00

Paris

Trezzo, Italy

Summertime...

2010-10-06T17:46:00.000+02:00

Zbiok + Zosen

Zbiok

Zbiok + Remed + 3ttman

Zbiok

Zbiok + Zosen

Zbiok

FRM-kid + Otecki

Peter Fuss

M-city

M-city + Ozmo

M-city

M-city, Gdynia

2010-07-27T23:56:00.001+02:00

March exhibition of our artists

2010-03-11T14:47:00.001+01:00

Exhibition "Boring"
ZBIOK, FRM-kid, OTECKI
All Over Gallery - Lyon

ZBIOK, FRM-kid and OTECKI will exhibit their last artworks inspired by boredom and its sense. By using everyday life examples, they will debate on the passivity, mobilization, stagnation, depression and life.

Opening - 13th of march at 6pm
show will runs until the 13th of april 2010.

address:
ALL OVER Gallery
41 rue des Tables Claudiennes
69001 Lyon
France
www.all-over.eu

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"The New Fantastic Four"
ZBIOK,REMED, GREMS and 3TTMAN
Pure Evil Gallery - London

18th March– 5th April 2010

address:
Pure Evil Gallery
108 Leonard st
EC2A 4XS London

Peter Fuss - new billboard

2010-02-14T18:03:00.000+01:00

Gdynia - Poland

M-CITY - new walls

2010-02-06T13:33:00.000+01:00

Bogota - Colombia

Coxie & Zbiok at Night - exhibition

2010-01-28T23:06:00.000+01:00

Ninasagt Galerie
Talstraße 118
40217 Düsseldorf
30.01.2010 - 19.02.2010

Opening: 30.01.2010, 20:00

Zbiok in Lodz

2010-01-22T16:02:00.000+01:00

Miejska Galeria Sztuki,
Ośrodek Propagandy Sztuki, Łódź,
Park im. H. Sienkiewicza
14 January – 21 February 2010

ACHTUNG ! - Peter Fuss - canvases

2010-01-15T17:21:00.001+01:00

Peter Fuss - Achtung!
mixed media on canvas

available here

M-city in New York

2010-01-14T23:24:00.000+01:00

M-city + Gaia (photo: mikeion)

Zbiok – "Perfect Day"

2009-12-14T20:51:00.003+01:00

The exhibition "Perfect Day" of Zbiok And Piotr Łakomy was opened in Grenoble on 5th December.
Here are some pictures.

On the occasion of the exhibition Zbiok has prepared the fanzine and t-shirt project.
You can grab it from Sixpack website.

Perfect Day Fanzine

24 pages, 15cm x 21cm

City Villains
t-shirt

The show runs until February 2010. Don’t miss it if you are around.
A part Gallery 7 rue Jay 38000 Grenoble.

Conwersation with Zbiok.

Peter Fuss - interview

2009-10-15T14:23:00.003+02:00

Interwiev with Peter Fuss in The Modart Times - newspaper, which is circling around Berlin
right now.
You can download it as .pdf here

M-City - Factory

2009-10-15T14:10:00.001+02:00

FABRYKA
Mariusz Waras / M-city + Krzysztof Topolski / Arszyn
Curated by Daniel Muzyczuk
Site specific instalation
24 October - 17 Januar
opening: 23 october 2009 / 7pm
Center of Contemporary Art Znaki Czasu Toruń / Poland

The collaboration of a visual artist and an experimental musician has resulted in a most interesting and thought-provoking artistic project. Mariusz Waras and Krzysztof Topolskis spectacular site-specific installation was made specifically to be exhibited in the biggest room at the Centre of Contemporary Art Znaki Czasu in Toruń.

Live photo and video here.
In progress:

FRM-kid - new walls

2009-10-14T21:52:00.000+02:00

Wroclaw

Gliwice

Zbiok - new walls

2009-10-14T21:46:00.001+02:00

Zbiok & Coxie

Zbiok + FRM-kid + M-city + Otecki - Wroclaw

I dont want to be I am

Lets talk about - Wroclaw

Wroclaw

Zbiok & Coxie - Wroclaw BWA

M-city - new walls

2009-10-14T21:35:00.000+02:00

Berlin

Krik - new friends

2009-10-14T21:30:00.000+02:00

Krik & Peter Fuss - "Urban Affairs" Berlin

2009-08-05T21:38:00.001+02:00

Peter Fuss (photo: Nils Mueller)

Krik (photo: PAtrix)

Zbiok's holidays

2009-08-05T21:29:00.000+02:00

Vienna

Lodi (Italy) - Zbiok & Coxie

Ljubljana - Zbiok & Coxie

M-city for summer

2009-08-05T21:21:00.001+02:00

Gdańsk

Belgrade

Bucharest

Zbiok - new canvases in our gallery

2009-07-31T19:58:00.001+02:00

bold
30 x 30 cm / acrylic on canvas / 2009

untitled (42)
30 x 30 cm / acrylic on canvas / 2009

not now
30 x 30 cm / acrylic on canvas / 2009

M-city in progress

2009-05-25T22:33:00.001+02:00

JOE83 - SOLO EXHIBITION - "SHAPES 02"

2009-05-25T22:28:00.000+02:00

29.05 - 26.06.2009
opening: 29.05.2009, 17:00 - 21:00

TTC Gallery
Asger rygs gade 5 kl. KBH. V.
Kopenhaga, Denmark

www.TTCGallery.com

Zbiok & FRM-kid with friends from Russia

2009-05-19T20:25:00.000+02:00

New wall in Wroclaw/Poland: FRM-kid, Luka, Zbiok

Berlin Calling with Zbiok and FRM-kid - photos

2009-05-19T20:20:00.000+02:00

FRM-kid

Zbiok

Zbiok - Clark Magazine

2009-05-19T20:12:00.000+02:00

Interview with Zbiok on Clark Magazine http://www.clarkmagazine.com

M-city - new walls in Moscow

2009-05-19T20:08:00.000+02:00

FRM-kid - new wall

2009-05-19T20:04:00.000+02:00

Zbiok - new canvases in our gallery

2009-05-04T23:35:00.001+02:00

untitled (41)
100 x 100 cm / acrylic on canvas / 2008

many walls
50 x 50 cm / acrylic on canvas / 2009

red roses
50 x 50 cm / acrylic on canvas / 2009

aint shit 2 me
100 x 100 cm / acrylic on canvas / 2008

no talk
50 x 50 cm / acrylic on canvas / 2009

PINK PIKNIK - photos

2009-04-28T23:19:00.000+02:00

Zbiok, Coxie

FRM-kid

FRM-Kid, Otek

25.04.2009
ul. Ruska 46, "Niskie Laki" club, Wroclaw / Polska
ZBIOK
FRM-Kid
COXIE
OTEK

Joe83 - photos from the exhibition

2009-04-28T14:10:00.001+02:00

JOE83 - Piotr Łakomy
"Shapes"
23.04 - 10.05 2009
Galeria BWA
al. Niepodległośći 19
Zielona Góra, Poland

A short interview with Peter Fuss regarding his exhibition “Achtung!”

2009-04-23T17:01:00.002+02:00

The first solo exhibition of Peter Fuss in Prague’s Nod Gallery had lasted only for 30 minutes. It was devastated and closed. Below a brief conversation with Peter Fuss about this situation.

What “Achtung!” exhibition is all about?

A historical experience is often a source of stereotype way of thinking about what is going on around us in contemporary times. The meaning we adjust to symbols is deeply set in our historical memory. The awareness of the past, the memory of the past has direct impact on our perception of the reality. The memory of World War II, of Holocaust, of unbelievable tragedy of Israeli nation makes that in most places of the world a world “Jew” is associated with a world “victim”. Also a Star of David, except for the obvious association to national and religious symbology, makes one recall a picture of Holocaust. The Star of David has become a symbol of a victim, pain and harassement. We do not want to realise that there are places in the world, where the Star of David brings entirely different story behind itself; that there are places, where the Star of David equals swastika.
To the large extent it is the historical memory of the tragedy of the jewish nation, and a historical association “Jew - victim” that makes it difficult for us to accept the fact that the Jews in Israel since years are using a racist politics of segregation and discrimination. That those are Jews themselves that are separating Palestinians in ghettos and enclaves and surround them with the wall, ruin their homes, forbid to move around freely.
The last offense of Israeli army in the zone of Gaza has been lasting for 3 weeks and resulted in over 1400 victims of Palestinian nationality, 430 children and 100 women included. On Israeli side there were 19 victims, among them 4 soliders killed with own blades. During this offense Israeli army has multiple times abused international rights, has not allowed to evacuate wounded civils and has not allowed to bring help to those in need, as a result of which a lot of them died.
It is difficult to understand or accept the fact that the Jewish nation that was so severely experienced by Nazis, today uses similar methodes. And a slogan of fighting the terrorism cannot be used as an excuse for a usage of those methods.

Aren’t you afraid, that those people who survived and were directly touched by the tragedy may feel offended and hurt by the usage of the archive pictures and placement of the Star of David in the context you are putting it?

Those are not archive pictures. As a base of my work I used pictures of “Schindler’s list” by Spielberg and “The Pianist” by Polanski.
More important from that question who would feel hurt by the exposure of David’s Star in that way, is a question how is it possible that people, who remember statements “Nur für Deutsche” today not only accept, but also allowed for roads that may be accessed by Israeli only. How can people who remember the walls of ghetto, behind which jews were closed today allow and accept surrounding Palestinians with walls? How can people whose relatives were murdered just because of having been Jewish, today justify murders of women and children just because they were born Palestinians? How can people who experienced where nationalism and racism may lead to, today in democratic elections vote for the worst racist parties like Israel Our Home, who gets 15 mandates in Knesset, and its leader becomes the minister of foreign affairs?

Aren’t you afraid of an accusation that you are an antisemite?

I am an opponent of antisemitism. I do not accept the attacks at Israeli nation. It has been multiple times already that I have condemned manifestations of antisemitism and I have stood up against them. That does not mean, however, that I will accept and remain silent about acts of segregation that Jews are performing. I loathe antisemitism as much as any other manifestation of racism. Far too often, in a public debate, under the disguise of antisemite fight, there is actually a suppressed criticism of Jewish politics. Former Israeli president, Mosze Kacaw, has been accused of rape and sexual harassment. Is the criticism of his deeds also a basis for the antisemite accusations?

How would you comment on what happened during the opening of the exhibition?

I have arrived to free country, a country that has reputation of most tolerant and opened to diversity of opinions out of all ex-communist block countries. I have visited the country, where in a public debate one can freely express opinions on topics that are taboo in other countries, topics like: right to abortion, attitude towards Christian religion, politics or own national characteristics. My exhibition has revealed where the border of freedom of speech and right to criticize actually is. It is sad.
The behaviour of Jewish society representatives during the exhibition was itsbitter punchline. Those people have proved with their behaviour, that there are Jews, who not only use Nazi methods in Gaza Zone, Israel, on the line of fire, but also here, in a free European country. Nazists used to divide art into the one they accept and the other, the one they consider degenerated and that has no right to exist. People from Prague’s Jewish commune did exactly the same. And they did it in a way that would make Nazi raiding parties proud. Jews that appeared at the gallery were full of hate and aggression. They destroyed the works, they threatened that they would put the gallery on fire, they were pulling people that came to see the exhibition, they set a dog at them. Nazi during occupation of Poland used to call Polish people „polnische schweine”, the same epithets you could hear from aggressive men in skull-caps.
When the Bulgarians felt offended by “Entropia”, the work of David Cerny that was shown in Brussels, they did not come and destroy that work, they were not violent towards people who were watching it. The only protested, so the part of the work regarding Bulgaria was covered. That is the way to solve problems in civilized world. Not by screaming, not by being aggressive towards anyone who represents a different view.

What happened to the works you presented during the exhibition?

They have been destroyed. And those works that they did not managed to destroy at once, they took with them. It turned out, something I did not know in advance, that the old building where Nod gallery and cult Roxy club are, are actually rented from Jewish commune. They came to the conclusion that if they own the building they can also destroy and take away with them works presented at the exhibition. I think that relevant Czech authorities should react and gain back stolen pieces of art, they should also make those people compensate material loss. If that does not happen, I would not be surprise that in the future, tourists that will sit in Prague’s cafes own by Jews will not be allowed to discuss freely matters, that Jews do not accept. And the tourists who arrive to Prague by cars are risking the loss of its property, just because they have the „PEACE. NO WAR. FREE PALESTINA” stickers on their cars.

More photos from exhibition: http://www.peterfuss.com/achtung

Peter Fuss exhibition destroyed 30 minutes after the opening!

2009-04-23T03:24:00.002+02:00

More info soon...

Zbiok - new walls in Roma

2009-04-19T22:56:00.001+02:00

Exhibitions

2009-04-16T23:09:00.004+02:00

Zbiok
URBAN PORTRAITS #9 NO!! NON VA!
20.04 - 30.04.2009
Rialtosantambrogio - Via S. Ambrogio 4
00186 Roma , Italy
www.rialto.roma.it

Peter Fuss
"Achtung!"
vernissage 21.04.2009 6 PM
NoD Gallery
Dlouha 33
Praha 1, Czech
www.nod.roxy.cz

JOE83 - Piotr Łakomy
"Shapes"
23.04 - 10.05 2009
vernissage 23.04 2009, 6 PM
Galeria BWA
al. Niepodległośći 19
65-048 Zielona Góra, Poland
www.bwazg.pl

M-city - new wall in Florence

2009-04-16T23:08:00.001+02:00

Zbiok - new wall

2009-04-11T17:22:00.000+02:00

Last weekend Zbiok visited berlin...

M-city, plans for April

2009-04-10T19:51:00.000+02:00

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Streets without wall
"Villaggio San Sebastiano"
Art Charity for Misericordia
13 april - 3 may 2009
(10-14 april)
Florence / Italy

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Identity crisis
group exhibition
23 april 2009
(this date can be move)
SHIV GALLERY
69 Berwick Street Soho / London

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Street Art Painting
group show
SAP AG - Internationales Schulungszentrum
Dietmar-Hopp-Alle 20
Building 5
23 april
Walldorf / Germany

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Poliniza
IV festival de arte urbano
Universitat Politecnica de Valencia
27 - 30 april
(25-30 april)
Valencia / Spain

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SAW
Street Art Week
02 - 08 may
(30 april - 8 may)
Moscow / Russia

A videoclip Sons of Empire

2009-03-31T17:32:00.001+02:00

We would like to invite you to watch the newest video of Sons of Empire.
Starring: M-city, GZ and Orticanoodles.

A Catalogue of Names Festival

2009-03-31T17:24:00.001+02:00

Names Festiwal took place last summer in Czech Republic. 60 artists from all over the world met in Prague. Representation of Polish artist was not to miss out on the event: Zbiok, M-city and Joe83. The organizers of the festival have just published a catalogue summarizing the event.

New canvases by JOE83 in our gallery

2009-03-28T16:12:00.001+01:00

untitled (14)
47x70 cm / acrylic on canvas / 2008

untitled (13)
50x49 cm / acrylic on canvas / 2008

M-CITY - SOLO EXHIBITION - "CITY-UP"

2009-03-17T22:10:00.000+01:00

M-CITY - CITY-UP
"Baraka" - Kraków - Poland
Plac Nowy
12.03.2009 - 6.05.2009

New canvases by PETER FUSS in our gallery

2009-03-13T14:30:00.002+01:00

JP2/B16
acrylic on canvas / 50x70cm / edition: 5 / 2009

people die in ruararta
acrylic on canvas / 60x70cm /edition: 5 / 2009

to nie jest prezydent
acrylic on canvas / 30x40cm / edition: 5 /2009

war has started
akryl na płótnie / 60x70cm / 2009

war has started
acrylic on canvas / 60x70cm / 2009

details

New canvases by FRM-kid

2009-03-10T20:07:00.000+01:00

Kit (1)
acrylic on canvas / 27x33cm / 2009

Kit (2)
acrylic on canvas / 27x33cm / 2009

Zbiok – the new wall and photo report from the vernissage

2009-03-09T21:26:00.000+01:00

The weather in Poland still does not spoil us. Looking through the window all you may see is grey surroundings, rain and blowing wind. But it will get better soon and spring is eventually coming. Having made use of first warmer days, last weekend Zbiok painted a new wall in Wroclaw.

Please find below a photo report on exhibition It hurts in Brooklynite Gallery, which you can still visit till 22nd March.

New canvases by JOE83 in our gallery

2009-02-11T22:23:00.001+01:00

untitled (10)
25x25cm / acrylic on canvas/ 2008

untitled (11)
27x23cm / acrylic on canvas / 2008

EWNS
70x90cm / mixed media on canvas / 2008

Zbiok & Remed in New York

2009-02-11T12:57:00.002+01:00

Remed and Zbiok met for the first time in 2007 on the pages of Tristan Manco’s book Street Sketchbook. A year later, while preparing an exhibition OUT OF STH in Wroclaw, Zbiok invited Remed to participate. And it was only then when they met face to face. They liked each other from the start, and Remed had the opportunity to experience what Polish hospitality is, ending up with heavy two-days lasting hangover.
Zbiok admires Remed’s art for a long time now. I have been familiar with his works for quite a period of time now, and there is no escaping the fact that I am a huge fan of his and I watch his paintings with pleasure. Both the esthetics and the topics we explore are very close to me. Of course each of us has its own characteristic approach – says Zbiok.

On the 28th February in New York Brooklynite Gallery there will be an opening of their common exhibition IT HURTS.

Zbiok & Remed IT HURTS
Brooklynite Gallery
334 Malcolm X Blvd.
Brooklyn, New York 11233
February 28 – March 22
www.brooklynitegallery.com

New walls

2009-02-09T17:31:00.002+01:00

The new wall of Zbiok in Wroclaw!

Beneath find the common work of Zbiok, M-city FRM-kid and Otecki - Wrocław, Nabycinska Street

Joe83 - Nusing Magazine

2009-02-09T17:19:00.000+01:00

In the newest edition of French magazine Nusing you can find interesting articles and a couple of interesting artists' profiles, Joe83 being one of them :)

http://www.myspace.com/nusign

M-city in Berlin

2009-02-08T22:53:00.000+01:00

The Stencil History X Tour comes to Berlin on the 13th of February 2009. For the very first time, more than 140 stencil artworks will be displayed in a double show at the Intoxicated Demons Gallery and the Berlin ATM Gallery.

C215 (FR) - JEF AEROSOL (FR) - YZ OPEN YOUR EYES (FR) - SADHU (FR) SPLIFF GACHETTE (FR) - EPSYLON POINT (FR) PIXAL PARAZIT (FR) ARTISTE-OUVRIER (FR) - MEFEE (FR) - JOE LURATO (US) - NAZZA (ARG) – CHRIS STAIN (US) - KOLESZAR (US) - BROKEN CROW (US) - ALTO*CONTRASTE (BR) - ASBOluv (UK) - DNM (AUT) - IAMDOOM (NLD) - BTOY (SP) - MONSTFUR (POL) - LUCAMALEONTE (IT) - ORTICANOODLES (IT) - LECKOmio (GER) – M-CITY (POL)- CSZARNOBYL (GER) – EVOL (GER) PISA 73 (GER)

INTOXICATED DEMONS GALLERY
Naunynstrasse 46
D-10999 Berlin Germany
Opening hours:
Tuesday to Sunday from 2pm to 8pm
http://www.intoxicated-demons.com/

ATM GALLERY BERLIN
Brunnenstrasse 24
D- 10119 Berlin
Germany
Opening hours :
Tuesday to Saturuday from 12pm to 7pm
http://www.atmberlin.de

FRM-KID exhibition "Ctrl Z"

2009-02-08T21:24:00.003+01:00

FRM-KID exhibition in "Baraka" - Kraków
You can visit the exhibition till the 11th of March
Do come along if you can!

FRM-kid - "Ctrl Z"
"Baraka" - Kraków - Poland
Plac Nowy
29.01.2009 - 11.03.2009

FRM-KID - GOB Magazine

2009-02-08T20:55:00.002+01:00

Interview with FRM-KID on GOB Magazine. Check it out!

Zbiok interview

2009-02-08T20:35:00.004+01:00

Interview with Zbiok on www.canned-goods.co.uk

How old are you?

Hello, im 26 years old.

Where are you based?

Right now I live in Wroclaw, a really nice and old city in Western Poland.

How long have you been painting murals and street art?

I got involved in the graffiti scene 10 years ago, I quit painting classic graffiti 6 years ago. With a strong influence from the graff scene I'm more a painter than a writer right now.

How did you get into graffiti and what made you start painting?

After the fall of the Iron Curtain things really changed in Poland and without the censorship all the inluences from the west and graffiti started seriously appearing in the mid 90's… this big boom of something new and never expected pushed me in to graffiti. Before the hip-hop style of graffiti there used to be quite a lot of urban/street activities on Polish streets, mainly political stencils but with big activity from a new growing graff scene it was pushed to the margin but right now we're going back again to discover it another time.

Where did you paint your first piece of street art?

Hmm, I really don't remember but it was probably in a skate park in my town.

How would you describe your style?

Free, expresive style with a big infuence of old school cartoons, fine artists from the beginning of the XX century (like Fernand Leger), and 80's NY Graffiti.

What are the influences behind your work?

There are lots of things that insipre me… people, life, the city, it could be anything. I could say that I'm a sort of cultural garbage bin! On one hand I have influence from the punk scene, which really had an inpact on my way of looking at life and the way in which I express in my art, and on the other hand I often find my inspirations in music totally different to what I have raised myself on and made think and act in the way I am right now.

How did you choose the name ZBK and what does it stand for?

It's just a combination of letters. Finding the right combination was important when I was doing classic graf but right now it's not so important, ZBK is just shorter for Zbiok.

Do you paint under any other names?

Zbiok or ZBK, just these names.

Do you paint with any crews and if so which ones?

Yeah, I represent…

LA Crew
ALQ Crew

Have you done many collaborations with artists overseas or travelled abroad for your art and if so where is the most exciting or interesting place you have painted?

I've met quite a lot of interesting people and painted some damn hot spots! One of my favorites was during a squat party in a closed old beautiful theater in East London. :)

What are your feelings about the current graffiti and street art scene in Poland?

The Poland graffiti scene is really active with some big rockers keeping it real across the city. The only problem is a conflict beetween young graff cats and a small street / urban scene. There is a generation of "Men In Black" (a really hardcore graff movie, total damage) and they don't respect anything.

Have you done much commercial work and if so what would you say was your most well known piece of work?

I haven't done much commercial work so I don't have too much to say about that… however, if you could call it commercial, then the most interesting was Pictures On Walls and lately I've done two designs for Sixpack.

Has your painting become a full-time career for you now and if so was it a long journey to get to this stage?

It's really hard to answer that question! At this moment I try to live form my artwork but that's really, really hard in Poland. Right now artists like me, who have street / graff roots, are gaining attention but it's still difficult. I never thought about my artwork providing a sense of career.

Do you prefer doing legal or illegal pieces?

Legal or illegal, it depends of the place. Sometimes you don't have to bother with any permission and sometimes certain spots are imposible for me to paint without permission, I really hate it. A number of years ago I painted my last train, I decided that it was no longer a good idea to do it any more simply because the lack of time means poor quality and that is something that's really important to me.

Have you ever 'felt the long arm of the law' because of your art?

He he… sure! I've been caught 4 times, mostly while painting walls and pasting posters.

Do you try to keep your identity anonymous where possible?

No, it's not important for me. If I can get into some trouble then they'll have to catch me red handed! :)

Do you see yourself as an artist or a graffiti writer?

For sure I'm not a writer, an artist I don't know? I call myself a painter working in the urban space.

Which other artists work do you admire?

There are so many people that I admire the list would probably be the half of the interview! He he!

Which other graffiti artists or street artists would you most like to work with if given the chance?

Right now I'm mostly working alone, I would like to work with many people… but the question is if it would work out?

What is your preferred medium for making marks with?

Definitly paint, I'm addicted to colour.

Do you have a favourite piece of all time?

There are too many just to choose one. :)

What kind of music are you into?

I'm coming from the punk scene but I'm really open minded and I listen GOOD music, everything from jazz to death metal. Right now I really dig the electronic scene from Berlin.

What is the last album you bought?

Last album, let me think… it was the CAP BOOK which is an album about the Prague naïve graffiti crew… really cool.

What are you working on currently and what plans do you have for the future?

I'm taking part in a show from the Zacheta National Gallery in Warsaw that's happening in Rome, I'm working on some stuff for PicturesOnWalls and I'm also starting to think about a show in New York next year.

Anything else you would like to add?

Thanks for reading about my boring life, take care and see you somewhere in the future.

Canned Goods

Krik

2009-01-30T01:12:00.001+01:00

This is my pleasure to introduce you to new artist, who has just joined our gallery.
Meet Krik and his friends:))

http://www.zerozer.com/krik