Tag: Spidertag
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Spidertag x for Artnit festival 2016 in Mallorca, Spain
Spidertag sent a couple of weeks ago some images of his latest piece, a fabulous installation for the Artnit festival in Mallorca, Spain that he has chosen to call ‘The Experimental Neon Lights Operation.’ According to the artist, the story started 4 months ago when working on the preparations for his first solo show in Madrid…
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Spidertag New mural in Madrid
Spanish street artist Spidertag sent a few days ago images of this new and exciting wall in Madrid created for the project Mind the Wall (#14) commissioned by Swinton & Grant Gallery as part as Secuencias Mínimas, his first solo show in this city. The new mural is characteristic of Spidertag’s work, always geometrical, abstract, fashioned with yarn and nails,and…
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Photo recap: Spidertag SECUENCIAS MÍNIMAS @ Swinton Gallery, Madrid
SECUENCIAS MÍNIMAS is Spidertag‘s new solo show in Madrid just opened a couple of weeks ago at Swinton Gallery with 23 works that include sculptural wallhangings, video, lights, logs, and a loads of bright red paint. Spidertag, known for his geometrical and abstract artworks fashioned with yarn and nails, created for the occasion a new body…
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Spidertag x Festival Concreto in Fortaleza, Brazil
Madrid-based street-artist Spidertag was recently in Brazil participating of this year’s Festival Concreto for which he painted a couple of murals in the beautiful city of Fortaleza. Nobody better to describe Spidertag’s work than the artist himself: “It´s all about nails + pure wool + geometry + abstraction + streets + abandoned” and that is actually what…
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New Installation by Spidertag in Jeréz de la Frontera, Spain
“Tren, insolación y leyenda”/ “Train, isolation and legend” is Spanish artist Spidertag‘s newest (published) urban intervention made last summer in Jerés de la Frontera, Spain. As the artist describes it, an incredibly hot day in which he embarked on an adventure with only paint, wool, geometry and the beauty of urban decay. On his website he describes his work…
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