The Oscars, a night of glitz and glamour, might seem a world away from the gritty reality of street art. Yet, the influence of cinema on urban art is undeniable. This archive explores the surprising connections between the two, showcasing how iconic films and actors inspire murals, graffiti pieces, and installations. From recreations of famous scenes to artistic interpretations of characters, we delve into the powerful visual dialogue between Hollywood and the streets. Explore the vibrant fusion of creativity and discover how the spirit of the Oscars echoes in urban landscapes worldwide.
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: ...