ZEVS has updated his website with photos of old and recent work. Wooster Collective announced this news yesterday.
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[/caption] ZEVS is well known for his work in the French street art scene and started out as a tagger in Paris. He introduced the term Visual Kidnapping, cutting images out of posters, to both the graffiti scene and political activists. He also bombed some models on billboards between the eyes as if they had been shot. Next to that he is known for his shadow drawings in the 90s and his work with proper graffiti: using a high pressure water jet to ‘paint’ on dirty walls. Besides ZEVS website, Wooster Collective also promotes Streetsy: S_treet Artists You Should Know Besides Banksy_. It’s a website attached to a flickr pool where people can add their own street art photos and content to the website. Always nice to discover something new. And it’s also a good thing the blog of Dutch Damage is recently up and running again. I was told that we can expect even a lot more of it in the near future… Go check it out!