Enter the Wu

Zen collides with Rap Icons in this masterpiece! Enter the Wu displays happy buddha throwing up the “W” hand wings in the ultimate tribute to the mighty Wu Tang Clan.

Painted in 2016 and literally time stamped on the canvas, the artist has made this piece pop! Complete with blue palms, the buddhas hand gesture is a stark contrast to the washed concrete style canvas!

Enter the Wu was painted with the intention to make a statement. The original thoughts of the artist, then heavily invested in the craft of Muay Thai shine bright in this piece! With regular long stays in Thailand and an deep belief and respect for the Thai way of life, an era of buddha works were developed by Adam.

Enter the Wu measures 102cm x 76cm and is professionally framed in a brown, stained Italian oak frame!

Ready to ENTER your home, this artwork spits rhymes the Wu Tang Clan would be proud of!

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Perth born street artist Adam Todd shares his time between New York and Australia. Constantly inspired by big city life he channels and reflects his mentors Warhol, Banksy and Brainwash in his unique style. With a successful debut exhibition "Now That's F*#king Art" in New York City, December 2015, Adam has followed up with subsequent shows "Go Hard in the Paint" Vivid Gallery, Surry Hills, Sydney NSW and has recently exhibited at The 2017 Tokyo International Art Fair in Japan. He is currently back home in Australia working on new pieces for his future 2017 exhibitions in Sydney, Paris, New York and Perth.In a recent interview with Convicts NYC, Adam discussed painting what he feels when he wants as his main driving force. His positive, stress free attitude and his energetic lifestyle are also big contributors to his creative side.