BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
Brussels based stencillist Jaune says he “proudly created with his hands, his heart and sometimes his head,” on his website and it looks like he has been using all three to place his little “dudes” in small hidden spots around Stavanger during the Nuart festival.
Lifting or pulling or digging or just standing around having conversations and checking texts, there is a camaraderie among the workers that is somehow reassuring. It’s a knowing brotherhood, a community of man. It is notable that there we haven’t seen any women in the mix – perhaps there is a women’s brigade somewhere else.
Jaune. NUART 2016. Stavanger, Norway. September 2016. (photo © Tor Ståle Moen)
You’ll see here that Jaune is a humorist and encourages you to think of public space as a place for adventure in a way that you may not have considered since you were a kid. He talks about his installations in Stavanger on his Facebook page.
“This is an easy way to explain my creative process : I just have coloured pipes in my head that constantly throw out some mini dudes. Then it’s the duty of the technical operation manager (that you see at the bottom) to try to catch one.”
Jaune. NUART 2016. Stavanger, Norway. September 2016. (photo © Tor Ståle Moen)
Sitting by the dock of the bay with Jaune. NUART 2016. Stavanger, Norway. September 2016. (photo © Tor Ståle Moen)
Jaune. NUART 2016. Stavanger, Norway. September 2016. (photo © Tor Ståle Moen)
Jaune. NUART 2016. Stavanger, Norway. September 2016. (photo © Tor Ståle Moen)
Jaune. NUART 2016. Stavanger, Norway. September 2016. (photo © Tor Ståle Moen)
Jaune. NUART 2016. Stavanger, Norway. September 2016. (photo © Tor Ståle Moen)
Jaune. NUART 2016. Stavanger, Norway. September 2016. (photo © Tor Ståle Moen)
We wish to extend our most heartfelt thanks to Tor Ståle Moen for sharing his photos with BSA readers for this year’s coverage of NUART 2016.
Other Articles You May Like from BSA:
As the sun sets, a mighty and serene Ibis rises 35 feet on a battered Brooklyn wall ROA ROA begins his portrait of the Ibis, a wading bird common in the marshes on the mid-Atlantic coast of th...
This summer curator and producer Keith Schweitzer invited Ecuadorian artist Raul Ayala AKA NANTU to paint the floor of the alley behind the old CBGB. The piece itself is integral to the history of the...
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities. Now screening : 1. Stick to It, Episode 1 : Sticky Community 2. Ella & Pitr / Frappés Pinpins 3. Herakut. Nu...
“Certainties, simple explanations, last hopes, magic thoughts and fears. All of them confronted by what is evident.” Thus describes the figure slung with bullets, holding a necklace with a cross and ...
1. Rammellzee: It's Not Who But What 2. JANZ Artist in Time - Joanna Kiernan - Trailer 3. Frida Kahlo at V&A on FWTV 4. Sonner's Sonnet by Resoborg
