Klone: Exploring the World of Urban Art

Explore our archive dedicated to the renowned street artist, Klone. Discover insightful articles exploring his unique style, artistic evolution, and the powerful messages conveyed through his work. From detailed analyses of specific murals to interviews and behind-the-scenes looks, this collection offers a comprehensive understanding of Klone’s contribution to the urban art landscape. Delve into the vibrant colors, intricate designs, and thought-provoking themes that define his impactful body of work. Whether you’re a seasoned street art enthusiast or a curious newcomer, you’ll find plenty to explore and appreciate here.

Global Graffiti Documentary: Bomb It 2, Fall 2012

The global graffiti documentary Bomb It 2 is in its final stages of post-production and will be released in fall 2012! After all the different Bomb It 2 video parts were already published back in 2010, this is the final step… In the sequel to Bomb It Jon Reiss travels to Bangkok, Jakarta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Tel Aviv, the Palestinian refugee camps on the West Bank, Perth, Melbourne, Copenhagen, Chicago and Austin and features artists including Klone, Know Hope, Great Bates, Huskmitnavn, Ash, Phibs, Stormie Mills, and many more. ...

Bomb It, Israel!

Documentary | I already informed you about the upcoming new graffiti and street art documentary “Bomb It 2” and showed a first trailer. Now, the after first videos showing urban artist from Bangkok additional parts of the film are online, presenting deeper insights into the film’s concept by featuring the street artists Klone, Inspire and Know Hope in Israel! The sequel to BOMB IT, Jon Reiss’ explosive graffiti documentary which told the story of the street art movement from humble beginnings to global phenomenon. This time round, Bomb It 2 ventures into uncharted territory, reporting on the street art scene in Asia, Australia and beyond. (babelgum.com) ...

Klone: Israeli Street Art in Berlin

Alien-like creatures waked up in the streets of Tel Aviv several years ago, when internationally known street artist Klone began to paste-up his extraterrestrial artworks. Now he’s in Berlin and placed some new colorful paper artworks. Formerly known as graffiti artist Make, Klone started pasting hand-drawn paper characters, which should replace his tags and throw-ups, about 5 to ix years ago… The predator characters developed after a long process, when I’ve been working with my oneline drawings, trying to define a character in one line and parralel I was working on series of more realistic paintings of real predators incorporating them into my streetwork, I wanted to create something new, something that might make people think a bit different, so i came up with charaters that combine the animal and human features, people got disturbed and eventually embraced the new and the weird species in the city. (Interview with Klone) ...