"Zilda destroyed his paintings in 2006. He chose to disrupt the formal relationship between art and life by speaking to the walls. He confronts the open his characters on paper on a human scale made in a workshop with a technique combining stencil, drawing, graphics, etching, printmaking and painting. Each of his works continues to re-write a iconographic, mythological and literary, and sometimes forgotten museumification that crosses our collective imagination and built our fantasies for so many centuries self-taught visual artist, he uses the street as a backdrop for his characters grow and spread its urban scenes: from case study and implementation abyss, the work is fueled by new look when everyone is about space.
ultimate step in a four-stroke, Zilda then uses the photograph as a "fixer" of works destined for destruction, thus allowing the memory of a presence, the trace of a significant transient response. "
Lubna S.
Interview Arrested Motion
CONTACT: zildastreetart@gmail.com
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