First Amendment Gallery is pleased to present “Tourist”, a collection of new work from French brothers Arthur and Oscar Maslard, also known as Ratur and Sckaro. Join us for the opening reception Thursday, October 20, 2016, from 6:30-9:30PM. The event is free and open to the public. Artists will be in attendance.
Last summer’s “Catch Me If You Can” was a reflection of the brother’s first impressions of a city that captivated them… but their vision of the city has changed. After spending time in the Bay Area last summer, the brothers wish to represent the city from the eyes of a tourist.
“Tourist” is an opportunity for us to pay tribute to California, San Francisco, and all who roam it. This show allows the viewer to follow graphically the path of the tourist as he navigates the urban jungle that is San Francisco, piece by piece. The artists are able to imitate the extreme perspectives and depth of the San Francisco cityscape and the untamed fog which tunnels over our city so often, all in a fresh new way which only the tourist may experience.
The brothers offer us a truly poetic journey from the unjaded eyes of the outsider.
“Tourist” will be on display until November 10, 2016. For inquiries or catalog requests contact [email protected].
Ratur and Sckaro took after their father who was a graphic designer and photographer. After high school and studying visual communication they quickly gravitated toward graffiti after a chance meeting with a graffiti artist from the nearby town Rouen, Madkow. They later formed the MV3 crew touring France to paint at various festivals and alongside other prominent graffiti crews.
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Last summer’s “Catch Me If You Can” was a reflection of the brother’s first impressions of a city that captivated them… but their vision of the city has changed. After spending time in the Bay Area last summer, the brothers wish to represent the city from the eyes of a tourist.
“Tourist” is an opportunity for us to pay tribute to California, San Francisco, and all who roam it. This show allows the viewer to follow graphically the path of the tourist as he navigates the urban jungle that is San Francisco, piece by piece. The artists are able to imitate the extreme perspectives and depth of the San Francisco cityscape and the untamed fog which tunnels over our city so often, all in a fresh new way which only the tourist may experience.
The brothers offer us a truly poetic journey from the unjaded eyes of the outsider.
“Tourist” will be on display until November 10, 2016. For inquiries or catalog requests contact [email protected].
Ratur and Sckaro took after their father who was a graphic designer and photographer. After high school and studying visual communication they quickly gravitated toward graffiti after a chance meeting with a graffiti artist from the nearby town Rouen, Madkow. They later formed the MV3 crew touring France to paint at various festivals and alongside other prominent graffiti crews.
First Amendment Gallery is pleased to present “Tourist”, a collection of new work from French brothers Arthur and Oscar Maslard, also known as Ratur and Sckaro. Join us for the opening reception Thursday, October 20, 2016, from 6:30-9:30PM. The event is free and open to the public. Artists will be in attendance.
Last summer’s “Catch Me If You Can” was a reflection of the brother’s first impressions of a city that captivated them… but their vision of the city has changed. After spending time in the Bay Area last summer, the brothers wish to represent the city from the eyes of a tourist.
“Tourist” is an opportunity for us to pay tribute to California, San Francisco, and all who roam it. This show allows the viewer to follow graphically the path of the tourist as he navigates the urban jungle that is San Francisco, piece by piece. The artists are able to imitate the extreme perspectives and depth of the San Francisco cityscape and the untamed fog which tunnels over our city so often, all in a fresh new way which only the tourist may experience.
The brothers offer us a truly poetic journey from the unjaded eyes of the outsider.
“Tourist” will be on display until November 10, 2016. For inquiries or catalog requests contact [email protected].
Ratur and Sckaro took after their father who was a graphic designer and photographer. After high school and studying visual communication they quickly gravitated toward graffiti after a chance meeting with a graffiti artist from the nearby town Rouen, Madkow. They later formed the MV3 crew touring France to paint at various festivals and alongside other prominent graffiti crews.
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Last summer’s “Catch Me If You Can” was a reflection of the brother’s first impressions of a city that captivated them… but their vision of the city has changed. After spending time in the Bay Area last summer, the brothers wish to represent the city from the eyes of a tourist.
“Tourist” is an opportunity for us to pay tribute to California, San Francisco, and all who roam it. This show allows the viewer to follow graphically the path of the tourist as he navigates the urban jungle that is San Francisco, piece by piece. The artists are able to imitate the extreme perspectives and depth of the San Francisco cityscape and the untamed fog which tunnels over our city so often, all in a fresh new way which only the tourist may experience.
The brothers offer us a truly poetic journey from the unjaded eyes of the outsider.
“Tourist” will be on display until November 10, 2016. For inquiries or catalog requests contact [email protected].
Ratur and Sckaro took after their father who was a graphic designer and photographer. After high school and studying visual communication they quickly gravitated toward graffiti after a chance meeting with a graffiti artist from the nearby town Rouen, Madkow. They later formed the MV3 crew touring France to paint at various festivals and alongside other prominent graffiti crews.
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