Born in 1978, Ed Zumba started painting when he was still a child. In the late 1990’s he used graffiti to paint his drawings on the street walls in a wide, free format along with Kode, Asma.Inc, and Sprayz Platinum. Years later took up tattooing to draw on people’s bodies. His style is characterized by a triangular system where graffiti, tattoo, and painting interact. For Zumba, drawing is a game where everything is possible and any technique can determine the output of the piece; that’s why one discipline helps the next to evolve. All vertices and necessary. Zumba creates symbols and invents worlds by changing the meanings, by searching into things, by transgressing the established values… in order to express a rebellious, reflexive version from a sarcastic and fun vantage point. Source: good2b
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Until October 3rd you can witness the work of Ed Zumba at Montana Shop and Gallery BCN on C/Comerç nº6. Opened: Monday to Saturday, 11am to 8.30pm. Bloody Writers will be the next exhibition, starting on October 8th and after that Beto’s work can be seen from December 10th onwards. If you are planning a trip to Barcelona, don’t miss out on this spot. Nearest subway station is Arc de Triomf and the area around Jaume I and Barceloneta has more galleries, cool fashionshops (Carhartt store on C/Rec nº71) and great spots for dinner and drinks to offer. All in walking distance of the Montana shop. 