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New Street Pieces by Ludo in Shanghai

French artist Ludo is currently in China where he has been covering the streets of Shanghai with a new series of street pieces. As usual Ludo displays monochrome hybrids of plants, machines, and human parts with added highlights of dripping green, all part of his Nature’s Revenge series which are a comment on the current state of the…

LUDO in Bangkok (II)

Ludo is still in Thailand where he has been leaving a series of pieces around Bangkok. As mentioned before, Ludo’s whereabouts are being filmed for a short film that will be premiered at his upcoming London show at The Lazarides in London this October, so this can become exciting. Images via Arrested Motion

Ludo New Pieces In Bangkok

Ludo is now in Bangkok where he already dropped a few pieces around the city, here two of them. As usual Ludo displays monochrome hybrids of plants, machines, and human parts with added highlights of dripping green, all part of his Nature’s Revenge series which are a comment on the current state of the human-nature relationship, as…

Ludo ‘Natural Born Killers’ New Piece In Paris, France

‘Natural Born Killers’ seems to be Ludo‘s latest piece in Paris after a successful stay in New York last month. The work of Ludo, often called Nature’s Revenge, connects according to the artist the world of plants and animals with “our technological universe and “quest for modernism”” and speaks about what surrounds us, what affects…

Ludo “Power Corruption And Lies” New Piece in Paris

It has been a while since we heard from Ludo last time, but it seems he is back with this new piece entitled “Power Corruption and Lies”. A comment to our society and how it really works rendered through well-known iconography in the most pure Ludo style. A proper ad buster! Pics by the…

LUDO’s Comment On Modern Mural Painting

Parisian artist and graphic designer LUDO has been pretty quiet in the last time, until now. This new piece, entitled “Decoration” isn’t just another wall, it’s a scream. LUDO, like many of us is obviously getting tired of decorative murals intended to beautify cities around the world through sometimes, meaningless events. As the artist writes…