Innocence of Love (red)

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Artwork Details

Medium Mixed Media, Wood, Ready to hang
Dimensions 81cm (W) x 120cm (H) x 3cm (D)
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Artwork Description

Artist(s): CAMO X Will Coles
Title: Innocence of Love (W/T Red) 1/1

CAMO
Based out of Sydney, Camo enjoys painting stencils around the inner west and further afar. Coming from a more traditional graffiti background, he has a liking for the street, but more recently he has started to exhibit his work in an indoor setting.
Camo's work is also available from Gallery 448 in Dulwich Hill, Sydney.

WILL COLES

Will Coles is best known for his defiant and accessible take on street art – sculptures that bring together pop and conceptual aesthetics. These familiar yet unsettling works surprise and delight people in cities across the world as they go about their day.
By embedding dissonant words and sentences into his concrete casts of seemingly banal objects, his work uses dark humour to provide a commentary on modern society, taking on issues like consumerism or environmental destruction.
Whilst a lot of his work falls into this street art movement, many of his pieces can also be found in private and public collections.
Most of his work though, is unaccounted for, as – despite the strength of the glue used – his public sculptures are highly desired and regularly stolen!

Artist Bio

Based out of Sydney‚ Camo has been painting stencils around the inner west and further afar for around 5 years. Coming from a more traditional graffiti background‚ he has a liking for the street but has more recently started exhibiting his work including;
Stencil Art Prize (2014, 2015, 2016)
UrbanArt – Parked! (2015, 2016)
Your Kid Can’t Do This (2015)
The Blacktown Art Prize (2013)‚
Camo's works have also been published including 'Planet Banksy' and 'Sydney Stencils' (ibooks).
Maitland Council, Bankstown Council, Inner West Council and various Sydney café’s and restaurants have commissioned him for his works.