Don’t judge a book by its cover. Nor that of an artist and their threads. Step up the strictly all-black everything, black-metal listening, tatted and hooded Parisian graffiti legend Ilk, whose vivid works juxtaposes sharply against his exterior influences. In our exclusive film with Converse One Star, he teams up with fellow artists Keno and Horfee to demonstrate there’s more to everything than meets the eye.

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OUT NOW – INCOGNITO MAGAZINE 18 18th edition of Incognito Magazine has arrived and follows up the new format from last time with another 68-pages of style.
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We dig deep in yellow-colored styles and words from the legendary twins out of Brazil, Os Gemeos. Get a glimpse of the fabulous life of the globetrotter Cherokee, avant-garde writer Exot shows a bunch of unpublished style-pushing pieces and last but not least we have a chat and pictures from the refreshing style of Russian writer, Juice. Else than that, we have cooked up a very juicy mix of people and styles from all over to cover the urge for any graff nerd interested in trains, walls or throw-ups with modern and unique touch from writers such as Horfee, Peach, Kaos, Egs & Finsta to name a few. Don’t sleep!

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Release December 4th!

We dig deep in yellow-colored styles and words from the legendary twins out of Brazil, Os Gemeos. Get a glimpse of the fabulous life of the globetrotter Cherokee, avant-garde writer Exot shows a bunch of unpublished style-pushing pieces and last but not least we have a chat and pictures from the refreshing style of Russian writer, Juice.

Else than that, we have cooked up a very juicy mix of people and styles from all over to cover the urge for any graff nerd interested in trains, walls or throw-ups with modern and unique touch from writers such as Horfee, Peach, Kaos, Egs & Finsta to name a few. Don’t sleep! Supported by: ncformula.tumblr.com

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Horfee painting a yellow roof top in Paris 2009, really nice spot! Video by Sofarida Pictures.

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Parisian artist Horfee celebrates his first exhibition in North America, “Chaos Pays” at New Image Art in Los Angeles, California.

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Draw A Line curated a rather uncommon art project inside prison walls last year. Roids (London), Horfèe & Ken Sortais (Paris), SatOne (Munich), Score & Fence (Berlin) were invited to paint the inner walls of JVA Rockenberg together with the inmates. The film features footage of participating artists, inmates and the prison director. We invite you to find out more about the project and the challenges we all had to face. The main idea behind this project was that the young inmates should get a chance to understand that people who live outside the prison walls have goals, that the inmates could actually experience how they work and learn directly from the artists about their view on life. During the week meaningful and inspiring conversations between the artists and the inmates took place. Read more here: www.drawaline.de

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Horfee’s first North American solo exhibition opens September 27th at New Image Art Gallery.

“There is a dance that takes place in the shadow of an instant; all creatures of all different periods decide to meet. The ghost of practicing illegal acts is alive in strong lines. The political act against today’s corporate conundrum, a rude way for selfish teenagers to be ignorant, a personal representation of self through the subjective medium of art. Chaos Pays.” – Horfee New Image Art is proud to present Chaos Pays, the first North American solo exhibition of Beaux Arts graduate and Parisian street artist Horfee. Through drawings, murals, paintings, and object making Horfee explores the creative methods of spontaneity and experimentation that have made his eccentric graffiti and studio work internationally recognized in Europe and abroad. Over the past few years Horfee has exhibited in various prestigious international institutions including the National Gallery in Prague, Kulturhuset Art Center in Stockholm, and the Palais de Tokyo in France among others. As Horfee has continued to evolve artistically, so has his desire to engage in more concept-driven work within the gallery setting. Drawing influence from historical avant-garde art movements including the Cobra movement, the Gutai group, and Tachisme, Horfee’s paintings evoke a sense of physicality and action that compliment and relate to his work outside the gallery. His semi-abstract paintings are imbued with vibrant color, improvisational brush/spray techniques, and often depict distorted representational references inspired by his fascination with underground comic and zine cultures. The discipline Horfee gained through actions outdoors must, in his eyes, continue to remain as a major source of inspiration indoors.   Above all, the most important thing beyond the outlines, fill-ins, and travels is to convey the feeling initially had while creating. In the end it’s not about abandoning outside endeavors for inside but rather presenting both in a seamless existence that can be observed for what it is; expression.

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Check this nice hand selecta, for more videos go to their youtube channel

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This is the Four hands project (with Ken Sortais) acrylic paint on walls of a closed swimming pool closed for ten years. Found over at Horfee’s new site, go check it out!

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Nicely photographed pieces and bombings in Paris, France made by Rg78clan.tumblr.com, Go follow!

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