Zek Crew’s Negative Space Street Art (Pics)

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July 31, 2009

Slovenian artist collective Zek Crew have created a simple but high impact bit of street art promoting an upcoming festival. The Trnfest 2009 logo was cut out of a large sheet of white material which was applied over old billboard ads. Colorful layers of the decaying ad artifacts seep through the negative space of the cut-out, creating a unique graphic fill.

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[via Wooster Collective]

By Dan Gould

in Advertising & Branding, Arts & Culture, Design, Dan Gould's Articles

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