A Fuego
2017 · stencil-mixed media on wood panel
Dimensions (100 x 180 cm)
Billboards and sycophantic PR surround us every day. Mindless, vapid nonsense suffocates us. In a City of totalitarian competition for perfection, where plastic happiness is prized and synthetic optimism rules, perhaps a little darkness is refreshing. And so, welcome to a showcase of warped nostalgia, subversive and darkly funny hallucinations of an innocent and conformist society. This is the artistic interpretation of the mind of a compliant citizen, good neighbour and graffiti artist, and sees the nihilistic irony in our pleasant and abundant society. Sometimes the world of commercialism can seem sickly sweet, like a soda you’ve had too much of. Well, consider Sr. X’s work a drop of vinegar in that soda, a dash of blackness to mute the deafening nothing noise that surrounds us every day. This is the fly on your pork loin roast.
2,252 collected·1,468 zoomed·17 comments·1 boards
This artwork is in 1 board
About this artwork
A Fuego (2017) by Sr. X, stencil-mixed media on wood panel.
About Sr. X
Sr. X is a spanish street artist, now based in London. He started to bring his ideas to the street, trying to get city people to stop, think or just smile for a moment when they saw his work, briefly forgetting their daily routine.
More by Sr. X
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.





