wallpaper expo

The first image appearing readable is an equilateral triangle from which, shortly after, becomes noticeable the speed control and a connection of twisted intertwined mechanisms. Approaching more appear more evident a pipes system and some elements that would suggest a living being: an eye, a mouth and two arms, but still remains a mechanism and, as such, seems to have a function and perhaps an operator. This "living structure" recalls the first creation, in a creative sense, in terms of production and construction; recalls the human potential for growth and creation. The large triangle made to generate something smaller, and it does thanks to the fluid passing through it. This fluid does not, however, come from the outside, but by the same mechanism, it is the lifeblood that flows in the pipes. The reality is self-powered, the man shape itself. It should be added that the equilateral triangle, moreover, is harmony and proportion, and in a sense we have an harmonic system as such and in its parts, with the ability to create. 

From March 1 to March 4 2012, Grafik12 took place at the Maag Halle in Zurich (CH): an exhibition of graphic design (intended in its widest meaning) and young art. They were exhibited 100 between graphic designers, illustrators, and artists from all over Switzerland (like Ata "Toast" Bozaci, Donovan Gregory and the Designer's Club, Amadeus Waltenspühl, Michel Casarramona, Suki Bamboo, Rips1, C-Line and many more). The event has had 1800 visitors during the opening night and 6000 during all the 4 days.
We were there too with four of our recent works and we also had to realize a 4 hours live painting for Boesner during the opening night, and another 3 hours live painting during the last day (March 4) for Yootea Cares, a charity organization. For the same event were painting also Mr.Kong, Queenkong, Shark, Rips1, C-Line, Amadeus Waltenspühl, Lluvia Tresmil, Suki Bamboo, Kevin Högger, Safu, Stvan, Pase, Felix Wastütü, Kkade, Fafa and Dr. Drax.

Some interesting video of the event on Rawcut's Vimeo page.