Graffiti artist Spaco created his first works in the streets of major cities, particularly in London.
He is inspired by Pop Art, and much of his work nods to artists such as Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol and Vincent Van Gogh... He makes collages and uses bright colors. In addition, his way of handling aerosol cans and paintbrushes allows him to stand out because he has his own style.
His art is a mixture of pop art through its colours and collages, and street art through his talent for handling brushes and aerosol cans that give an abstract impression of raw art. His works generally transcribe movement and radiate a certain energy.
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Graffiti artist Spaco created his first works in the streets of major cities, particularly in London.
He is inspired by Pop Art, and much of his work nods to artists such as Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol and Vincent Van Gogh... He makes collages and uses bright colors. In addition, his way of handling aerosol cans and paintbrushes allows him to stand out because he has his own style.
His art is a mixture of pop art through its colours and collages, and street art through his talent for handling brushes and aerosol cans that give an abstract impression of raw art. His works generally transcribe movement and radiate a certain energy.
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What is Spaco’s artistic movement?
The artistic movements of the artists are: Pop Culture Street Artists, Satirical street artists