Half Tilt-ed Hotel Room

By on April 15, 2012, in Interior Design

Au Vieux Panier is a French hotel that annually sets aside five rooms to be re-conceptualized by artists and designers. One of the artists they commissioned is the internationally acclaimed graffiti artist Tilt. Entitled “Panic Room” half the hotel room is clean, white, and spotless while the other half is crammed full of layers of loud graffiti. The demarcation between the pristine and the painted is so sharp, you’d think it was Photoshopped. For this work of art, Tilt asked two of his friends Tober, Grizz, and Don Cho. Tilt travels the world spreading the gospel of art through graffiti. He’s been to the U.K., Singapore, and the Philippines.

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Vibrant Landscapes by Phan Thu Trang

By on February 11, 2012, in Paintings

Phan Thu Trang is an emerging young artist from who paints under the impression of the cities and Northern villages from Vietnam. Her thick textural impasto is so vibrant in red, orange, yellow, and blue, it makes a whole new landscape genre. One that is full of color, emotion, simplicity and joy of life and reminds us of the nature’s blessing and beauty.
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