Charlie Isoe is an Australian street artist now living in Berlin. His passion for a new world of graffiti, skateboarding and traveling dictates his artistic process.
He says of his images, ” [they] all in some way or another come from my observations and experiences. They aren’t necessarily like literal representations of exactly what is in front of me… I don’t want to be a camera.” Isoe tries to highlight elements of life people too often overlook. He feels that a sense of exploitation overrides our days. When asked about his favorite mediums he says, “I use a lot of different things.. paint mostly… I like scratching into things with the bottom of a can or something sharp and metal. Sometimes I build things out of stuff I find in the street, or in abandoned buildings or dumpsters. Often my work has spit or cum or blood in it, sometimes by accident sometimes intentionally.”
His work is about living a moment and transcribing it onto a surface. You can find some of his work across the globe from Thailand to Germany.
Read full interview: here
You might also like
More from Art
NEW YORK CITY HALL UNVEILS INSTALLATION COMMEMORATING “HIP-HOP’S GREATEST DAY”!
Photo Installation Celebrates Iconic Moment When Hip-Hop’s Greatest Talents Gathered in Harlem for a Legendary Photo Shoot NEW YORK – The New …
Hip-Hop’s Greatest Day — In Living Color by Ben Osborne
To be associate editor of SLAM magazine at age 23 was one thing — an incredible thrill and a job …
A Great Night in Hip-Hop — Tonight at Fotografiska NY!
Legends of Hip-Hop journalism will pay tribute to what is regarded as one of the most icon photos in music …
