BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYby photographer Vincent Cornelli
Sure, Jef Aerosol had his show 2 Fridays ago, and he’s now back home in France. But it seems worth revisiting the amount of amazing moments I captured in Bushwick that day as a result of his energy and inspiration while he was in New York; One cannot help but feed off of it.
I want to give you some behind-the-scenes photos of the art and street scene that surrounded the artist at work. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did photographing and capturing them.
Carlito Brigante and C215 in a subtle collaboration © Vincent Cornelli
Te Amo © Vincent Cornelli
C215 on a firebox © Vincent Cornelli
© Vincent Cornelli
© Vincent Cornelli
Know Hope © Vincent Cornelli
© Vincent Cornelli
Bast and Clown Soldier © Vincent Cornelli
© Vincent Cornelli
© Vincent Cornelli
Robots Will Kill © Vincent Cornelli
© Vincent Cornelli
Eine in the center of the Ad Hoc entrance © Vincent Cornelli
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