#11 Apexer c 2019 | George Hambov
Acrylic and aerosol on wood panel. 50cm x 50cm.
Apexer is a work that illustrates and challenges our perception of life and about coming full circle.
George “APESEVEN” Hambov’s play on life and death is recognisable with his works having a comprehensive visual presence.
Over Apeseven’s 15-year long career he has exhibited in Australia, USA and Europe. His work is found on the street, in galleries and in numerous publications. Freehand aerosol and traditional brush techniques are evident with works primarily incorporating mixed media. Apeseven’s current works focus on complex bio-feedback driven loops involving a tapestry of pattern, animals and skeletal structures.
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Acrylic and aerosol on wood panel. 50cm x 50cm.
Apexer is a work that illustrates and challenges our perception of life and about coming full circle.
George “APESEVEN” Hambov’s play on life and death is recognisable with his works having a comprehensive visual presence.
Over Apeseven’s 15-year long career he has exhibited in Australia, USA and Europe. His work is found on the street, in galleries and in numerous publications. Freehand aerosol and traditional brush techniques are evident with works primarily incorporating mixed media. Apeseven’s current works focus on complex bio-feedback driven loops involving a tapestry of pattern, animals and skeletal structures.
More information about the artist:
Acrylic and aerosol on wood panel. 50cm x 50cm.
Apexer is a work that illustrates and challenges our perception of life and about coming full circle.
George “APESEVEN” Hambov’s play on life and death is recognisable with his works having a comprehensive visual presence.
Over Apeseven’s 15-year long career he has exhibited in Australia, USA and Europe. His work is found on the street, in galleries and in numerous publications. Freehand aerosol and traditional brush techniques are evident with works primarily incorporating mixed media. Apeseven’s current works focus on complex bio-feedback driven loops involving a tapestry of pattern, animals and skeletal structures.
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