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About Kill:
Developing his craft in the city, this former street artist has made an astounding transition to softer mediums. His delicate line work and masterful use of colour through ink, watercolour and acrylic communicate beautifully through his choice of canvas – mostly paper or resinated hand-made wooden boxes. His pattern work is unorthodox and abstract yet strikes a schizophrenic harmony with his longing and respect for space. Embedded with symbols and life experiences the work is often a suggestion what could have been. He presents a prophecy for an abstracted, urban version of folk art.
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australian born, los angeles based artist kill pixie will be showing his latest body of work titled 'observatory' at edwina corlette gallery, 2/555 br...
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Kill Pixie/Mark Whalen is one of the most talented Australian artists connected with the street scene, so I'm always interested when he does something...
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New works by Kill Pixie (Mark Whalen). I'm kind of speechless right now. This guy has got amazing talent!...
These are very interesting work, I wonder why there is so little comments from the artistaday.com readership?
Comment by pixo — August 18, 2008
Looking at these pictures is kind of like watching a foreign film. It speaks a language that I do not understand,and depicts a culture that seems quite alien. Yet, it does not really matter, as we all belong to the same humanity – no matter where we are from, we eat, we sh-t, we do things to each other, kill each other, cause each other pain. This seems to be what is going on in these pictures.
Comment by Pixo — August 18, 2008
very original, the more I look the more I like!
Comment by Suzan — August 17, 2008