The Wall #6
In the project The Wall, artists experiment with creating large-scale art in a semi-public space. With The Wall #6, the sixth edition of the project, artist David Sciarone explores how to create an analog translation of a digital urban world. From March 10 to April 19, he will be working on an installation at Kunstpunt.
You can follow the development of David’s work; you are welcome to visit from Wednesday to Saturday between 12:00 and 17:00. Any questions? Feel free to ask!
ABOUT DAVID SCIARONE
David Sciarone (Groningen, 1992) is a multidisciplinary visual artist. His work has a strong graphic character but is not limited to graphic art alone.
In 2018, he graduated from Academie Minerva with a spatial installation. In addition to spatial work, David specializes in murals and graphic techniques such as relief printing and screen printing. He draws inspiration from urban environments—think architecture, automotive design, graffiti, and mid-century modern design. His work can be described as minimalist, graphic, clear, and post-graffiti.
Check out David’s website: davidsciarone.com
PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THE WALL
- The Wall #1 – Greek artist Christos Mavrodis created a stunning charcoal drawing on the wall.
- The Wall #2 – Artist Marnix Sixma explored the vast surface by using a pencil to create a ‘snail trail’ of words.
- The Wall #3 – Artist Alexandra Subota presented a dystopian scene in an unexpectedly cheerful manner using polyurethane foam and various fabrics.
- The Wall #4 – Artist Beth Wong transformed her original idea of a mural into a spatial installation that extended from floor to ceiling.
- The Wall #5 – Graphic designer Jop Luberti created a visually striking mural using risoprints. After the project, he repurposed the prints into calendars.