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Press Release
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Adrian Falkner
Undefined Slope
Spray Paint, Acrylic, Enamel, Ink, Oil Crayon on Handmade Paper
30" x 22"
In the early 90's Adrian Falkner embarked on what would become a journey of passion and spiritual awakening. Of course, he may not have known this at the time but he was about to pave the way for many young artists to break the mould of what is commonly accepted as Graffiti. Through his dedication to typography and innovation in abstract spatial relations Falkner has focused the lens through which we experience street art. The evolution into and back out of SMASH137 has been a textbook exercise in the mastery of an art form. From humble beginnings on the walls of Basel Switzerland to the international art gallery scene, Falkner has proven that practice makes perfect, or at least, hard work and good instincts lead to good things. Transitioning onto the canvas for a graffiti writer is a bold proposition, usually resulting in what you would expect... graffiti on canvas. The transition for Falkner however is unique, his writings always belonged on a canvas making the transition effortless.
Install Images
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Artwork Images