Depth, volume, shadows, movement; Perhaps some new stuff for the graphic and geometrically-inclined Street Artist Tavar Zawacki in Sacramento, California.
Actually, this new wall may be an indicator of the freedom the artist is experiencing now that he has dropped his street nom de guerre of 20+ years, ABOVE and replacing it with his given name: Tavar Zawacki.
Tavar Zawacki. Wide Open Walls 2017. Sacramento, California. (photo © Tavar Zawacki)
The artist says this mural painted for Wide Open Walls is the first under his new old new name and he’s proud of his decision to unveil his face and claim his name – something he did with a heartfelt confessional on Instagram, where he published an account relating his thoughts and the genesis of his journey to his friends and followers.
After a period of soul searching and introspection we are glad to see that things are looking up for Tavar. Many will be looking forward to see how this great re-invention manifests in his new street work and everywhere else!
Tavar Zawacki. If you wish to read in full the rest of his testimonial click HERE
Tavar Zawacki. Wide Open Walls 2017. Sacramento, California. (photo © Tavar Zawacki)
Tavar Zawacki. Wide Open Walls 2017. Sacramento, California. (photo © Tavar Zawacki)
Tavar Zawacki. Wide Open Walls 2017. Sacramento, California. (photo © Tavar Zawacki)
Tavar Zawacki solo show “Metamorphosis” opens on September 7th at Urban Spree Gallery in Berlin. Click HERE for more details.
For more information and to learn the rest of the artists who participated on this year’s edition of Wide Open Walls click HERE
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