The great thing about a California King Size mattress is you can fit six people on it comfortably. Five if you need to accommodate beer, corn chips, coffee cake, and a bong.
The point is California is a quintessential long-ass big-ass state that rivals many entire countries in terms of the size of the overall economy, the miles of beach, quantity of Mexicans, and metric tons of silicone injections. That’s why it hardly surprises us when Daniel Lahoda reports that recently his LA Freewalls project crossed the 100th wall mark and that INSA just completed the biggest project so far. Clocking in at 9,300 square feet, the Street Artist covered more space with paint than the Kardashian sisters use preparing for a poolside photo shoot. But these results are spectacular and the scale is quite fitting for this city.
Our thanks to collaborator and photographer Todd Mazer, who doesn’t just capture the action here. He rhapsodizes with it before revealing the full project at the end. Enjoy the largesse.
INSA (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA. Wow, that’s a big set of cans. Which ones would you take? (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA (photo © Todd Mazer)
INSA (photo © Daniel LaHoda)
INSA had a mission to complete on the walls of this building. He also has a philosophy and a work ethic when doing his craft. Click on the link below to read how he came about to see this project completed:
http://www.insaland.com/blog/mission-to-la/
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