From December 1st-23rd, POW will be offering a limited edition of signed and numbered prints from artists Tilt, Cept, Mighty MO, EVOL to name only a few. This is following a new show that opened on the 1st of December for the Berlin based EVOL. The show is Entitled “A Site For Sore Eyes”.

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EVOL recently shared photos of a couple of new works. One of them in Brandenburg (above), as well as a piece in Moscow. More looks after the jump.

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Evol steps outside of typical comfort zone and created a stunning outdoor installation during the MS Dockville Festival running through mid-August in Hamburg.

Usually I prefer to work on site by interfering with already existing structures. As I came there first, that’s what I found: endless meadow, trees and blue sky. Not exactly what I play with usually. So I decided to cut open the idyll, and pretend there is no endless meadow, but only rooftop-gardens of the disgust underneath …

Brilliant.

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Berlin-based Evol turns banal urban objects into intricate takes on banal urban design. Essentially, he transforms an ordinary electric box into a miniature skyscraper, or council house flat. His work blends into the environment well, forcing contemplation and brilliantly melding into his chosen artistic landscape directly commenting on space and managing to divert eyes away from the everyday.

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Berlin’s EVOL creates captivating hyper-realistic city scenes from hand-cut stencils and spray paint. The recipient of the 2010 ARTE award, EVOL’s focus is on remnants of post-soviet housing blocks. There is repetition, done to great effect, and a glorious sense of geometric balance. Wilde Gallery represented EVOL at the Volta Show in New York.

Photography by Jacob Breinholt for Curated.

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