BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
Brooklyn artist and designer Scott Albrecht usually works with collage or wood for his fine art of geometric patterning that hearken an arts and craft modernism of the 1970s. Now he has just completed a mural in Denver reprising his smaller works at a much larger scale – with a little help from the family.
Scott Albrecht. Denver, Colorado. August 2015. (photo © Hyland Mather)
“My favorite part of the whole project,” says Hyland Mather, director of Andenken Gallery, “he had quite a bit of help from his extended family in the area. His uncle Dicky and his cousin Kimmy came out and painted with us for a whole day, so rad.”
If you look at the middle band of Albrecht’s new mural you may be able to see the word “Here”. The mural is part of a run-up to a graffiti and Street Art event in Denver this September called Colorado Crush.
Scott Albrecht with help from Uncle Dicky and Cousin Kimmy. Denver, Colorado. August 2015. (photo © Hyland Mather)
Scott Albrecht. Denver, Colorado. August 2015. (photo © Scott Albrecht)
Scott Albrecht with Jonathan Lamb of Like Minded Productions. Denver, Colorado. August 2015. (photo © Hyland Mather)
Scott Albrecht with Jeremy Burns mural on the left. Denver, Colorado. August 2015. (photo © Hyland Mather)
Scott Albrecht. Denver, Colorado. August 2015. (photo © Like Minded Productions)
Scott Albrecht. Denver, Colorado. August 2015. (photo © Hyland Mather)
Scott Albrecht. Denver, Colorado. August 2015. (photo © Like Minded Productions)
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