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PRISM EXHIBITION

Artist #10 SYNC

Sync was born and raised in Adelaide, South Australia. At the beginning of Sync's artistic career he was heavily into doing sticker art. He started doing stencils in 1996 in Adelaide to help himself mass-produce stickers. While working as a bike courier he became very familiar with all the back-alleys and side streets. All he did for a period of some years was create stickers and take them out to the streets.

Sync spent some time in Melbourne where he was just as driven. Although he had been producing street art for a number of years, it wasn't until 2003 that Sync started making multi-layered stencils. While in Melbourne Sync became a member of the world famous Everfresh Studio.

Sync and the rest of the Everfresh Studio painted a large mural on a wall in Fitzroy from February 2009 to September 2009. The mural is on the wall of the Nightcat bar, and brands the suburb with "Welcome to Sunny Fitzroy, Everfresh".

Sync is featured in The Everfresh Black Book published by Miegunyah Press, released August 2010. His work also appeared in the documentary film, Rash (2005), Australia's first feature documentary film on street art and graffiti. The film explores the cultural value of street art and graffiti in Australia.

Sync was included in "Space Invaders", an exhibition of renowned and respected Australian street artists, which showed at the National Gallery of Australia. The works now form part of the NGA's own collection and toured nationally over the following two years.

Everfresh Studio Website Link!

Posted 8 February 2014 in: Artwork, Exhibitions
Tags: adelaide graffiti, adelaide street art, prism, sync, everfresh, prism exhibition, adelaide fringe

PRISM EXHIBITION

Artist#2 Basix

Basix is from Northern NSW, Australia and has been painting for 20 years. He is responsible for getting the longest graffiti wall in Australia legalized, it has been running for over 15 years and has attracted the worlds best artists.

Over his painting journey, across Australia and Overseas he has been driven by his determination to move forward artistically. His style comprising of 2 and 3D lettering, creating fresh, clean and intricate pieces...let's just say straight up Burners.

These days he concentrates on public murals, canvasses and commissioned works. His work has featured in television programs, worldwide magazines, logos for numerous companies and art collectors. He is also the head artist and part owner of Australia’s most popular street art label, Scribe Apparel.