'When they work together they create breathtaking figurative. No Limit first saw the world in September 2014. 'Pichi & Avo is a renowned graffiti duo that always produces a spectacular explosion of fresh colours and impressions,' Arne tells us. The event is about all kinds of street art, from large scale murals to street art sculptures and installations. No Limit is an outdoor art event inviting artists from around the world to participate in turning public spaces into an outdoor exhibition. Pichi&Avo recite a conceptually urban poetry, born from the artistic formalism of the street, using any artistic inventiveness that can be applied, transferring fragments of a wall to the canvas and vice versa in a personal version, viewers can expect a heady concoction of ancient and modern that remixes classics from art’s illustrious history and rewrites the rulebook in the process.
After seeing their earlier work I think many look forward to see what they could accomplish in Borås, says project manager Stina Hallhagen.
They´ve done everything from canvases, traditional murals to stacked containers. But! I do remember the next thing, picture googleing like crazy. – I don´t remember my first words when Shai showed me the pieces of Pichi&Avo as a suggestion for the 2015 festival. During No Limit I wish I could be a little cherub in their mural watching the spectators astonished glances, says curator Shai Dahan with a smile. The symbiosis of traditional greek imaging art combined with graffiti lettering, smashed with explosions of colours creates pieces that leaves no one untouched. – Pichi&Avo´s got a mixed style that they are unique with and really masters to perfection. Thumbs up, guys.From Valencia- Spain, Pichi&Avo are one, fleeing from the self-centeredness of graffiti, united to create a single piece of work, two similar visions of the world are the result of their work, which is constantly evolving and taking them all around the world, like UK, Norway, Greece, Portugal, EEUU… Stroke, signatures, collage… explosions of colors that invade the subconscious, precipitated by the personal rant of their artistic ideology and an aesthetic widely argued in the texts of Walter Benjamin. Pichi & Avo are one, fleeing the egocentrism of graffiti and come together to give birth a single work, two similar visions of the world are a result of their work.Īnd this bold splash of colours and heroic figures, their ability to mix graffiti and hyper-realistic painting, depicting greek sculptural heroes is rather very impressive. Creating a massive stir in their hometown and just about to set the rest of Europe ablaze, leads them to participate in numerous national and international events.
#Pichi and avo Offline
Inspired by offline art catalogues, the website invites visitors to intervene the digital space drawing on their own artworks. Hints of surrealism leap out and slap the viewer about while drawing you into a radiant explosion of unrestrained, spray painted talent. PichiAvo September 16 by Cocota Studio (Spain) llos A portfolio website for PichiAvo, a duo of artists. Since 2021 the record price for this artist. PichiAvo s work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 272 USD to 18,069 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork.
#Pichi and avo series
The Valencia-based street art duo of PichiAvo -no strangers in the colourful world of unique urban art- quickly worked their magic through this series of large pieces showing some of their trademark greek statues against a graffiti background that really pops.Īll has began back in 2007, bringing a spectacularly lucid splash of Mediterranean colour to the streets of Valencia and wider Spain, PichiAvo have infused a stunning level of figurative detail into their work. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Vertical Gallery have featured PichiAvo s work in the past. Spanish art collective of P ichiAvo are now in Belgium where they were invited to paint for the North West Walls Street Art Festival in Werchter. A large stack of shipping containers piled high serves as the foundation for this enormous mural created by street artists Pichi & Avo.
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