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Homeless cats is not that you thought.
Explorational subproject for Ola Liola's Urban Legend project. The Refurbished is a combination of urban cats and various electronic devices. The images is a development stage of the conceptual recycled streets animal world.

Curious.

First ever vandalism act by FFF200 team on Better Place recharging spot.
Beautiful pice of design that soon will be a part of common urban furniture in few cities. During the development the charging statin was tested by different stressful conditions, and now it took test for vandalism (lets say alternative art). OlalLiola and me was kindly invited to leave first sign on it.

Rapidly spreading sustainable transportation network and its infrastructure.

Product paint resistance test held under the direction of Nekuda Design Manegment.

To our, with Liola, great surprise the Inspiration Art Festival continued and relocated to haTahana for additional 30 days exhibition.

And we was very pleased to add another hardcore work. The recycled, or lets say up-cycled, cardboard boxes remade as robotic-cybernetic characters inspired by darkTIMEs album. First time this idea appeared at cardboard boxed characters. Huge appreciation to organizers of the festival.

Work for Inspiration Street Art Festival organized by Inspire Collective. That is was our first time we participated in cool art festival shoulder to shoulder with high level artists. Original idea for work was created by Ola Liola. The work made by mixed techniques: cutout, stencil and paintbrush.
More pictures of presented works can be found on Flickr.

The wall cover at Bat Yam Art Factory opening event. The event intended to launch of the Art Factory, the government program dedicated to help the development of young artists, sculptors and designers. We were invited by the organizers to perform the real-time work during the event.

Many thanks to FFF200 team: shibuta, nevahappy, menya_gluchit and Liola.

Creative wall treatment.

Before.

And after. The work is not finished yet, but final result is seen already.

Few ideation sketches of outline made in Photoshop just to check the proportions and design of the hungry monster hanger.

Entrance to apartment from the right side of the picture.

Wall threatment by FFF200.

Wall attack at Bat-Yam by FFF200 experemental art team. More from FFF200.

Bobot skater graffiti. Clumsy bobotic character lost his board after awkward kick-flip trick. This confused guy is going to land on the stairs with his metallic butt.

Fiew sketches to capture the situation.

Final result.

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