One of the things I love most about seeing street art in other cities is when I see a piece by an I am familiar with – it gives me that warm glow of conceit, and so it was when I saw this lovely burner by Bristol’s Voyder.
The last piece I saw by Voyder was at Upfest back in July, so to find this one in Shoreditch was definitely a special moment. This is such a clever piece, I cannot really do it justice in any explanation, but I will try. Everything you see is utterly deliberate – the blurring of the letters and the drips and splashes, what makes this extra special is how Voyder has created this with extreme skill in blending the colours through the piece and making the whole thing look a bit amateurish. To the trained eye, this is utterly brilliant, to others it might just look a bit rubbish.
That is exactly what I was wondering – how did he blend those colours? 🙂
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Years of practice.
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A superb piece indeed and Yes, totally brilliant . . .
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Voyder and Aches are both doing stupidly good things. Aches was here recently but I’d love to see Voyder hit up BCN. I’ve never seen his work in the ‘flesh’ yet.
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He does travel quite a lot. He is an artist I still haven’t yet met.
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