Tag Archives: home made

Neo Pop Art Brut vs Abstract Street Expressionism

Posted on March 22, 2021 by Wilson

While updating a post from back in 2013 I realized, over the years I have been working on the archives of a street art phenomenon (!). His name, Bortusk Leer. ” Fed up with people being angry, disappointed, sad and … Continue reading →

Posted in ART, CORONA TIMES, CREATIVE CAREERS, PHOTOGRAPHY, PS | Tagged abstract expressionism, Amsterdam, art brut, bortusk, Bortusk Leer, cheer up, Graffiti, home made, neo pop art, positivity, Street art | Leave a comment

Serendipity | Sunny Side Up

Posted on November 25, 2020 by Wilson

Although somebody must be utterly gutted – It did cheer me up – The sunny quality of this cake, out on the street, on a grey day, can not be ignored. Includes an intriguing little mind jog – the right … Continue reading →

Posted in (B)OOST, blog art, bloow | Tagged baking, cake, home made, my neighborhood, pineapple, serendipity, slices, spilled, Storytelling pictures, street photography, wilson tichelaar | Leave a comment

Bortusk Leer’s Home Made Graffiti

Posted on May 6, 2013 by Wilson

This explosion of fun is what you could call home made graffiti. The drawings are animated at home, on sheets of newspaper, taken into the street and left there. For us, to light up our day, claims the artist talking … Continue reading →