By jessie alice
1st April 2016
Mobstr’s work often involves a playful interaction with the city that he works in. A recent work was prompted by a disused billboard frame. The normally loquacious artist chose symbols over words this time, as his simple game of Noughts and Crosses added a humorous dynamism to the streetscape of London.
Watch the video to see how it developed.
See below for further information on Mobstr’s latest prints at Nelly Duff.
A disused billboard frame meets Mobstr View Artwork
News from Mobstr's Process
‘Cliche Sellout’ is the latest print from the artist. Following the success of ‘It’s Rude to Stare’, Mobstr has produced a print that resonates with the timeless message on the power of art over destructive weapons.
These east London, hand-pulled 4 colour screenprints also manipulate the strong visual iconography of pop art to best communicate Mobstr’s message. And in his usual tongue-in-cheek manner, ‘Cliché Sellout’ poses an observation on the identity of the artist.
