BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYComing off a big Brooklyn show at ThinkSpace in December,
Imminent Disaster scales down the size, and scales up the the symbolic power in this hand inked collage of found wood and debris on the street. It’s character is lyrical and brutal, refined and rugged.
Imminent Disaster comes on strong with a message to the Haterz, and you can decide what it is.
“Haterz” by Imminent Disaster for the “Street Crush” show
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