BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYNew Video with MOMO and Piet Dieleman
Still from video © MOMO
Brooklyn’s Son and international artist MOMO spent some time in Tilburg, The Netherlands making art and collaborating with local artists and The Incubate Art Festival. Below is a video of the large mural he worked on while in Tilburg.
“It was amazing to work with Piet and see the sorts of decisions he was making with the paint and sprayer, things I would never think to do. And it was great talking with him. Hearing about the first punk scene in Rotterdam, his conception of concrete painting’s ethos, and time’s strange effects on these.” MOMO
To see still images of the mural click on MOMO’s site here
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