ARTLIFE IS AN INNOVATIVE CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY

ARTLIFE IS AN INNOVATIVE CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY AND LIFESTYLE BRAND WITH A FOCUS ON CONTEMPORARY, POP AND STREET ART.

ArtLife Gallery has exhibited at Zona Maco Foto, curated museum exhibitions at MOCA Bangkok and hosted large scale pop up exhibits in Los Angeles, Miami and New York.

AVAILABLE ART BY MISTER E Born in 1987 in the United States, Mister E is a contemporary artist known for his colorful renditions of the hundred-dollar bill. After studying real estate and construction in college, he worked jobs in construction during the mid-2000’s before leaving and renting a space in 2013 which he utilized as a gallery for his art.

Based out of Montreal, Sandra Chevrier uses concepts of modern technology and communication as well as elements of superhero figures to overlay the faces of many of her subjects. A single mom unafraid to chase her ideas which often lead her all over the world, Chevrier works at her home studio in Montreal.

Space Invader believes in the accessibly of art for all to enjoy which is why he makes his work public, installing his works at street level for bystanders to view. His work is consistent with mosaic themes incorporated with contemporary elements. Space Invader is a French urban artist born in 1969. He chose his pseudonym after the 1978 arcade game of the same name. His style of painting is largely influenced and modeled on this era of crude pixelated video games from the 70’s to the 80’s.

BOMB BOY – TAZ / RISK Title: Bomb Boy Artist: TAZ / RISK Size: 67” x 68” Medium: Acrylic, Enamel, Kandy Car Paint, Metal Flake, Aerosol, Chalk line on canvas with clear car lacquer

Kelly Graval, better known as RISK was a pioneer in exhibiting street and graffiti art in galleries. Gravel implements his background in fine art to create a style of graphic imagery complemented with crisp lettering.

Graval has belonged to a number of street art crews, most notably West Coast Artists (WCA) and the Seventh Letter.

AVAILABLE ART BY DAVID YARROW ABOUT DAVID YARROW David Yarrow was born in 1966 in Glasgow, Scotland. His surreal ability to capture astounding moments of wildlife started when he took up photography at a young age, soon working for The London Times at the age of 20.

It was during this time that Yarrow captured the photo of Diego Maradona holding the World Cup in MexicoCity, a shot that travelled worldwide. From there, he was asked to cover theOlympics but today is inspired to photograph his own interests and expanding his artistic portfolio.

ABOUT ESTEVAN ORIOL

Estevan Oriol’s style of amalgamating glamorous and gritty aesthetics continues 20years down the road of his career. The Mexican-American Los Angeles based photographer has worked with the likes of Ellen von Unwerth Luca Babini for GQItaly. He counts Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Floyd Mayweather, Robert Dinero andAl Pacino as subjects of his.

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AVAILABLE ART BY HARIF GUZMAN Harif Guzman, born March 23, 1975, in Venezuela, spent much of his childhood surrounded by his mother and sisters and was influenced strongly by his father (a printer and typesetter). As a little boy in 1980, Guzman came to New York City. Guzman calls New York not only home but his canvas and inspiration. The inspiration of his work derives from mechanical reproduction and a unique technique that refuses the deadening effects of iconographical conformity. Further inspiration is the result of Guzman’s earliest experiences of image making and the honest craft that he encountered working in his father’s print shop as a boy. The subsequent trajectory of his path from shop worker turned street-smart skate punk, to a worldwide, well respected contemporary artist, involves an alchemical shift as humble cast-offs evolve into fine art in his studio.

ABOUT HELMUT NEWTON Helmut Newton remains one of the greatest revolutionaries in the fashion and art world. The German photographer utilized his legendary style of capturing elements of danger and sex in order to capture a story in his photographs. His work at times was flared by violence, at other times his intention was ambiguous, but the constant of sex remained. His models notoriously imposed the word super before them with their Amazonian height and unmistakable blonde hair, accompanied by sky-high stilettos and little else. Helmut Newton’s legacy lives on through his larger-than-life photographs.

Jean-Michael Basquiat was born December 22, 1960 in Brooklyn, New York. He was celebrated artist, musician and poet. In the late seventies of New York graffiti art culture, Basquait was hailed as a prodigy and his art is widely recognized to this day.By the young age of 20, he developed his signature mask and skull imagery and began incorporating obsessive enigmatic symbols with his scribbling painting style of art.

Keith Haring was born in Reading, Pennsylvania in 1958. His father was an amateur cartoonist and Haring became intrigued with art at an early age. He spent time with his father producing drawings, and listed The Looney Toons and Walt Disney animation cartoons as inspiration.