Vinicius Quesada’s “Blood Piss Blues” Series
“telemptyness”
Vinicius Quesada is a collage/street artist from São Paulo, Brazil. In 2010, he created a series of dystopian images titled Blood Piss Blues, “with real blood.”
The images suggest a world in which the peak oil crisis has occurred, where children play in dismantled subway cars and where dense, polluted cities house homeless refugees, sword-wielding geisha and… psychedelic cats. At least that’s one interpretation.
The paintings appear to be large and incredibly detailed; here is one tiny detail of the mega-cityscape, and another photo of one of the images wheat-pasted on Quesada’s wall. More images after the jump, and even more on Flickr. [via Surrogate Self]
“little kids playing on the subway”
“the cocacola shame”
“oil mother”
“ouroana”
“nuclearsin”
“mushcat”
“titi”
“mr. monkey”
December 1st, 2011 at 5:33 pm
[...] Image credit: Vinicius Quesada [Spotted via Coilhouse] [...]
February 3rd, 2012 at 2:32 pm
Really great pics