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SAN has teamed up with street artist BLANK to give you the chance of winning an original art piece titled “Viens Ici Mon Poussin”.
Blank currently lives in NYC where you will find his latest street work around the city.
He got involved with the street art scene back in ’98 after meeting French street artist Jerome Mesnager.
BLANK believes that street art is the seed to the next evolution in Art.
His work can be impulsive, aligned with a theme or express his personal admiration of tribal and primitive art.
Prior to street art, BLANK explored different mediums and surfaces and now you better get ready to hear a lot more from him soon!
“Viens Ici Mon Poussin” consists of Acrylic and Spraypaint on paper measuring 22″ x 34″, signed and dated by BLANK.
This is one hell of a giveaway and to participate, all you have to do is head over to our Facebook page HERE and leave a comment!
Winner will be picked at random next Sunday evening.
Blank currently lives in NYC where you will find his latest street work around the city.
He got involved with the street art scene back in ’98 after meeting French street artist Jerome Mesnager.
BLANK believes that street art is the seed to the next evolution in Art.
His work can be impulsive, aligned with a theme or express his personal admiration of tribal and primitive art.
Prior to street art, BLANK explored different mediums and surfaces and now you better get ready to hear a lot more from him soon!
“Viens Ici Mon Poussin” consists of Acrylic and Spraypaint on paper measuring 22″ x 34″, signed and dated by BLANK.
This is one hell of a giveaway and to participate, all you have to do is head over to our Facebook page HERE and leave a comment!
Winner will be picked at random next Sunday evening.
Don’t forget to check out the latest print release from BLANK “Face It”, priced only $50 it’s an individually painted Acrylic on 22x30in Arches paper, an edition of 50, signed, numbered and dated by BLANK.
Available Here
Available Here
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