A New York native, See One is a self-taught visual artist with a big imagination which was electrified as a kid in the city seeing graffiti growing up in the 1980s. Constantly drawing for hours on end as a child, he was also inspired by the characters, cartoons, and comic books of the time and he began creating his own world at a young age in sketchbooks and on walls. His initial pieces on the street were character-based and paid homage to that earlier New York traditional graffiti style, and he still likes that too.
Around 2009 See One began to experiment and develop a more abstract style for his works on canvas and on the street, using a recurring symbol that he now refers to as “Shards”. As his style evolved, a new world opened before him as his swift and swooping hand and arm movements produced fluid and jagged abstract graffiti patterns that fly and flow, evoking broken shards of glass that inhabit a third dimension, making the art pop off the wall. With this new practice, See One effectively opened a door for himself to combine graffiti and Street Art influences into one distinctive vision.
seeone from matt petricone on Vimeo.
and a quick video of SEE ONE painting a mural in brooklyn shot and edited by MATT PETRICONE
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One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. To contemporary artist Xvala, the trash of six men in Silicon Valley provided an artistic jackpot. The LA-based artist spent a week in the Bay area visiting the homes of Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Google’s Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Apple’s Steve Jobs, Twitter’s Jack Dorsey, and Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales on trash collection day in order to root through their discarded items before the garbage men arrived to haul it away.
