Mister raincloud Painting

Graffiti by Mister Artsy "original size approx" h 105 x w 90 cm. This work is not framed. Total size approx 100 x 85 cm (cotton 600 G/M) M I S T E R . A R T S Y . STREETART & GRAFFITI . Born in the Netherlands . Leiden (Rembrandts home) GRAFFITI / STREETART / INK ON PAPER and CANVAS My work is varied. Expressive or soft in color and brush action. How I feel and what impressions come at a certain moment. Cartoons, abstract, tags, graffiti ways, contemporary streetart. Abstract art and popart can alternate or overlap. I work mainly on paper. Paper, acrylic paint and watercolor. Sometimes I work on canvas, but paper lends itself more to watercolor and ink. POPART / STREETART / URBAN / GRAFFITI / CARTOONS / TAGS / TOONS / WORKS IN INK / Education: Art / Graphic Design Utrecht | the Netherlands Amsterdam-Leiden / The Netherlands. To this day, this is a source of inspiration. I work abstractly and figuratively. Work has been purchased in the Netherlands and worldwide. >> My work is a broad orientation of modern and contemporary art. A personal view of post-war artists and the impact of today's art. >> What I want to convey is the connection between contemporary art and the pop art of the eighties. And the relationship to street art and graffiti. What is street art, and are there limits. What does one still see as graffiti and what is crossover. With influences of abstract art, minimal art. Visiting the museum as a child remains a source of inspiration, which then made an immense impression in my work. As an uncontrollable impulse. >> I mainly work with acrylic paint and ink. Mostly on paper but also on canvas. In addition, the computer is also a tool for digitizing collages and mixed media work. >> In my work I try not to give the viewer a variation on existing art, although it is almost impossible to make something stand-alone. Everything has already been done and everything has already been used. A personal handwriting is what remains. A lot of work in street art is based on Basquiat, Haring and Warhol. What can blur the recognisability of a personal handwriting. But influences from pop art and post-war art are inevitable.