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The contours of time | GRAFFITI, an album by László Lugo Lugosi
Short messages, unusual typography, amorphous figures, and boundless imagination—that’s graffiti, or “urban folk art” as photographer László Lugo Lugosi called it. GRAFFITI. Read the Signs is a posthumous album of one of the last series of photographs by this important figure of Hungarian photography.
“Essentially, I want to
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Bins deserve a little love too | Patterns from André Savaria meet the iconic products of Vipp
The stage where cooking takes place, i.e. the kitchen, can be picturesque, and its often ignored, albeit most useful item—the bin—equally deserves our love and attention. Strengthening these sentiments arrives the collaboration between graffiti artist André Savaria and the Danish brand Vipp where the quirky nature of
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Monumental murals, livable cities | TOP 5
Murals can change the atmosphere of neighborhoods and bring life to any environment. They enliven our everyday lives, make us stop and think for a moment. In addition, there is a huge amount of work behind them, serious preparations are needed for the difficult conditions. Take a virtual walk with
architecture
Gigantic works of art | TOP 5
While firewalls provide a security function for architects, street artists look at them like giant canvases. These are the most grandiose works of the diverse genre of street art, they can take an imaginative piece of life to boring streets, be mocking, critical, or a memorial for an important person
art
„We listen to, criticize and inspire each other” | Kreativ Werk
The meeting of graphic design, corporate identity design and advertising campaigns with graffiti, street art, wall decorations and various creative solutions, where professionalism is combined with just the right amount of boldness. We asked creative duo Imre Fork and Viktória Sz. Illés, the founders of Kreativ Werk about their work
art
A mural commemorates the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 in London
Commissioned by the Hungarian Cultural Center London, Hungarian graffiti artist Fat Heat has made a wall painting to commemorate the Hungarian Revolution of 1956.
The artwork covering 65 square meters is located in Holborn, central London, near the British Museum. The metaphoric work of art alludes to the rebirth of
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"Graffiti is an important part of culture" | Interview with Fat Heat
How can one earn a living from their teenage hobbies? How is the genre of
graffiti and street art perceived today? How should one imagine the graffiti
scene? We discussed questions like this with Fat Heat, one of the
internationally renowned representatives of Hungarian street art, the artist
winning the
