First Publication!

I’ve got my first publication!
This French graffiti art magazine from Paris did a interview with Collin,
and they asked me for the pictures.

It’s a great magazine about graffiti,installations and other urban art.
I’m very proud of what I’ve achieved.

 

Pigeons

Personal project.

It is often said that feral pigeons are a real nuisance, but what exactly are the problems? The standard gripe is that there are too many of them and therefore they need to be controlled. It’s a familiar refrain. The accusation is also levelled at rats, crows, squirrels, and foxes, to name but a few so-called ‘pests’.

 

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Collin van der Sluijs

Collin is a great artist, his work can be desciribed as personal pleasures and struggles in daily life. Translated in his own visual language. The work from Collin van der Sluijs has been publicated in magazines, books, and shown in galleries and project-spaces or walls in The Netherlands, Germany, France, England, Belgium, The U.S.A, Luxembourg, Italy, United Kingdom, Spain.

 

 

Mural Berlin

24-3-2016 ´One Wall´

project by Urban Nation Berlin. Collab between Super-A & Collin van der Sluijs.

Last week Super-A and Collin made this collaboration in Berlin for Urban Nation Berlin, for the ´One Wall’project, in the ´Tegel ´ area. The wall is located at Neheimer Strasse 6.

Part of the concept of this wall was based on this fact : the flocks form a tight sphere-like formation as in flight almost like a fish swarm same principle and by frequently expanding and contracting and changing shape without any sort of leader protect each other as a group from attackers. Each starling changes its course and speed as a result of the movement of its neighbor but how and who triggers the change exactly is unclear and yet all support the movements adjust and stay strong together as a unit ….another great Mother Nature concept.