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      Coverage: “NOBODY’S BABY” by Austyn Weiner at Carl Kostyál Gallery, London

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      Talented multimedia artist, Austyn Weiner recently opened a new show entitled ‘Nobody’s Baby’ last Monday, October 5th, at Carl Kostyál in London.

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      ‘NOBODY’S BABY’ is about independence; both forced and found. A growing into oneself when longing to grow into another. The desperation and desire for answers that do not exist. ‘NOBODY’S BABY’ is a survey and a celebration of our most primal intuition; survival.

      “Nobody’s Baby” by Austyn Weiner, 2020

      I AM THE BABY⠀I AM NO LONGER THE BABY⠀I FOR SURE AS HELL AIN’T YOUR BABY⠀I AM NOBODY’S BABY⠀With love and resentment – AUSTYN, 2020

      Austyn Weiner is a multimedia artist whose practice denotes and engages a recourse in chaos. Weiner’s practice explores A duality of forces that are influential and abject to the subjective mind; romance, rejection, isolation, and performance. Weiner’s use of charcoal, house paint, crayon, acrylic, oil paint, and oil stick, suggest a disposition of combative struggle and distressed victory.
      Check out below for more photos from the show.

      “Coming Together Whilst I Tear You Apart” by Austyn Weiner, 2020

      “In The Heat The Moment No One Told Me Was A Moment” by Austyn Weiner, 2020

      “In The Heat The Moment No One Told Me Was A Moment” by Austyn Weiner, 2020

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      Mural by Mr Cenz in South London

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      London based graffiti artist Mr Cenz just worked on a mural for London Mural Festival that is taking place this September 2020. The breathtaking wall is located on Selhurst Park Stadium – home of the Crystal Palace Football Club. According to Mr Cenz it was an honour to create something special in an area close to his heart and with strong personal connections.

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      Mr Cenz has been scribbling on surfaces since 1988 when he first discovered hip-hop culture and graffiti art. His distinctive work can currently be seen all over the streets of the world, especially in his hometown of London. It features layers of intricate and flowing letterforms, shapes and line work, which are abstracted in a unique and aesthetically pleasing way. His style is full of funk and movement and fuses different skills together such as photorealism, illustration and graffiti letterforms. His work is open to individual interpretation and has been described as “surrealist graffiti art for the soul”.
      Check out below for more photos of his work.

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      STIK in Central London, England

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