BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
Looks like Street Art is not beyond the scope of Scope.
Such clever headlines like that you are not getting anywhere else.
Street Artist Gaia just finished up one of his new biowonder agri-tech nightmare pieces in beautiful (minus the monsoon) Miami for the Scope Fair.
- Rorshach Rooster by Gaia
It’s really fun that we saw some of the preliminary sketchy ideas on his laptop a couple of months ago and now there is this giant siamese FrankenChicken on a wall someplace.
- The full 10′ x 40′ expanse by Gaia
Probably one of the pharma-agri-chemical companies will sue the wheatpaste right offa that piece for inflammatory inferences about genetically modified food.
- Gaia (photo courtesy the artist)
This portrait probably looks better placed than most of Gaia’s usual street art wonders because it has a back drop of vibrant aqua and some kind of patterning.
- A watchful gaze, or a blank stare? How many chickens have you known personally? (Gaia) (photo courtesy the artist)
Alas, since it is on the street it is also obfuscated by things like cars parked right in front of it when you are trying to take a durn pic of it.
Thanks Gaia for keeping us abreast of the animonster evolution!
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