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I resent the idea that art must mean something. I totally value what it’s possible or capable of doing, but I don’t think it has to mean anything.
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It’s pretty much always women with demons, which tends to mean a manifestation of inner demons and inner anxieties. I tried to create powerful women at a time where I wasn’t feeling very powerful myself.
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"My suggestion is to erase everything you were ever taught by this system and start from a blank sheet of paper. When you go deeper into the rabbit hole, you'll discover most people haven't created their own thought because they've been completely programmed."
We usually pull off a theme. Our work reflects our relationships. So a lot of our work is how we portray ourselves because we think like this way, people will be able to relate to it in a way. And we talk about equality and respect. This is Yin and Yang
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I’ve always been drawing, always had little sketch books. Since we were moving a lot, it was how I would make friends and get rid of the anxiety of traveling and moving.
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Phetus88 is one of NYC's OG Character Painters, we interviewed him while he was completing a large mural at The Great Wall of Savas in Queens
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We spent time with Cern on his Queens studio roof talking about how he celebrates the planet by contributing beauty to it...
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Thirdrail Art speaks with WRDSMTH about his iconic typewriter stencil. How he started getting up around LA. His words appeared as quotes of what he wished people would have told him when he first moved to Hollywood. And people took notice...
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Uncutt Art talks to Thirdrail Art in an exclusive interview.
"Who made the right side up heart? And when they made it, what was their intention? Do we have to keep using that motherfucker’s heart? "
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"Who made the right side up heart? And when they made it, what was their intention? Do we have to keep using that motherfucker’s heart? "
We speak with Caroline about the healing power of art, childhood memories, and the cyclical nature of life.
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