BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYTeebs learns a new language and cuts himself loose
California based Fine and Street Art artist and musician Teebs is currently in Chicago working on the last details for his solo show at Pawn Works Gallery. On this video he opens up and talks about being more in touch with his own feelings and having his brain spilled over onto the floor. He is experiencing a creative rebirth and inspiration comes to him from the simple things in life.
Teebs. Still from the video shot by Theo Jemison
Teebs. Still from the video shot by Theo Jemison
Teebs. Still from the video shot by Theo Jemison
Teebs’ solo show “Lady Luck” at Pawn Works Gallery opens this Friday. Click here for more information.
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