D*Face: Street Art, Graffiti & Urban Art Explored

Explore our comprehensive archive dedicated to the enigmatic street artist DFace. Discover his signature style, learn about his evolution from graffiti beginnings to internationally recognized artist, and examine his thought-provoking commentary on contemporary culture. This collection of articles delves into his techniques, his inspirations, and his impact on the urban art scene. From iconic stencils to complex layered canvases, we’ll uncover the secrets behind DFace’s captivating work. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a curious newcomer, prepare to be amazed by his unique vision and rebellious spirit.

D*Face Spray Paint Skateboard

D*Face is skateboarding addicted - We knew that not just since he transformed the Ridiculous Pool into a skull-hell back in 2009! But know there’s no open question left… The famous urban artist recently went back to Peter King’s backyard in LA having a new invention, the so-called DFace Spray Paint Skateboard Interface*, in his bag, which allows skateboarders to add a spray-can to their deck. This can be easily triggered using a wireless clicker, what makes it possible to skate and paint the floor concurrent. ...

It’s a Braw Bricht Muin-licht Nicht the Nicht!

Hi guys, I’m back from Scotland since yesterday! That means for you, that from now on there will be again new articles about graffiti, street and urban art as well as urban impressions from around the globe. My trip to the old and beautiful city of Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, was very exciting, although I could not visit the nice urban art spots, the guys from scottish graffiti had mentioned me, because I forgot the passwords for my webmail accounts in Berlin…bad luck. ...

Street Sculptures: D*Face’s Inglourious Oscars

Yesterday, the Oscars prize giving ceremony took place in Los Angeles and yes, I was not surprised that Christoph Waltz got his Oscar for his “Inglourious Basterds” Nazi-part, because in conclusion he’s an Austrian… However, also British street artist D*Face visited LA. During the last days, he installed two skeleton-like Oscar sculptures, each about two meters high and now referred as “Zombie Oscars”. As you maybe know, D*Face loves skulls and skeletons - What’s the intention behind that interesting installations, D*Face told NBC Los Angeles: ...

D*Face & Ridiculous - Skate & Create

An abandoned pool, some well-talented skaters and a lot of time to skate and have fun - what should there be more? Right, an internationally known urban artist who creates a fabulous skull-hell out of the pool! British street artist D*Face recently visited together with Gary Owens, Salba, and other pro-skaters the “Ridiculous Pool” in pro surfer Peter King’s backyard in LA and redesigned it with about 500 to 1,000 skull stencils. ...

D*Face Studio Visit

My friends from Arrested Motion visited the studio by British street artist D*Face some days ago and made an interesting interview with the man himself. D*Face - Unamerican Graffiti AM: Are you planning on subjecting the viewers of the exhibition to some kind of aversion therapy and bombard them with graphically violent images? D*Face: Yes, the title obviously comes from “A Clockwork Orange,” and the scene where Alex has his eyes pinned open. It’s not meant to be taken literally from the title. The idea is that’s what happens anyways in our lives, whether you like it or not. Advertising is a very cruel and clever game that’s played and I’m fascinated with the things that are communicated to us and how they are communicated to us over our life cycle – daily, to yearly, to decades – and what parts of that you retain, and when and why. ...