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A line drawing illustrator and photo-surrealistic fantasist combine their styles to form one long peculiar collaboration under Sao Paulo traffic. Both Claudio Ethos and Alex Hornest (aka Onesto) have done their share of wall work in recent years, each with their own distinctive style. Seeing them co-mingle on this Consolacao wall draws just enough of a contrast to fully appreciate their individual styles. Both will be creating another wall shortyly in the Zona Leste of this Brazilian city as well.
Claudio Ethos and Alex Hornest aka Onesto. Process shot. Sao Paulo, Brazil. April 2014. (photo © Ethos/Onesto)
Claudio Ethos and Alex Hornest aka Onesto. Detail. Sao Paulo, Brazil. April 2014. (photo © Ethos/Onesto)
Claudio Ethos and Alex Hornest aka Onesto. Detail. Sao Paulo, Brazil. April 2014. (photo © Ethos/Onesto)
Claudio Ethos and Alex Hornest aka Onesto. Detail. Sao Paulo, Brazil. April 2014. (photo © Ethos/Onesto)
Claudio Ethos and Alex Hornest aka Onesto. Sao Paulo, Brazil. April 2014. (photo © Ethos/Onesto)
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