BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYBrooklyn born graffiti/street/fine artist DAZE completed two walls while in Miami during Art Basel 2012. The first wall done in conjunction with Wynwood Walls has been extensively documented, including a couple of great shots from Martha Cooper here on BSA.
Favoring illustration and symbols in a muralist style, Daze, who was hitting trains in the late 70s and early 80s, brings some of that New York flavor to this wall. Here are a few images along with a new timelapse video from Daze in quieter spot outside the buzz of Wynwood Art District.
DAZE. Detail. (photo © Daze)
DAZE (photo © Daze)
DAZE. Detail. (photo © Daze)
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