Art enthusiasts Brandon Bloch and Tim Sessler follow the urban trail of the hot New York dive bars and bring to life their video series titled Dive Art. Following the many marked up and graffiti covered restrooms of many bar bathrooms in Brooklyn, New York.
Dive bars are notorious for graffiti-marked bathrooms, taking elementary school stall doodles to the next level. Usually these bathrooms have close to zero space left for anymore new ink and this is very popular among bars in New York, New York. Rarely ever will you witness a clean dive bar bathroom and if you do then vacate the premises and initiate code red because something is very wrong. Brandon and Tim find the art of graffiti too enticing to pass up and especially favor in dive art.
The two's video series welcomes you to the world of inappropriate pictures, creative tags and crude jokes all rolled into a beautiful gallery walk of sorts. Featuring hot dive bars such as The Gutter, Anchored Inn, Pearl's Social and Bushwick Country club, Dive Art is a series for the creatively brave and graffiti adorers.
Graffiti-Covered Restrooms
The Dive Art Video Series Follows Legendary Graffiti'd Restrooms
Trend Themes
1. Graffiti Art - Opportunity to explore the growing trend of graffiti art and its integration into unconventional spaces like dive bar bathrooms.
2. Urban Exploration - Exploring the art and culture of urban environments, particularly dive bars, can lead to innovative experiences and storytelling opportunities.
3. Alternative Art Galleries - Creating non-traditional art spaces, like graffiti-covered dive bar bathrooms, can disrupt the art gallery industry and attract a new audience.
Industry Implications
1. Art - The art industry can embrace and support the trend of graffiti art, providing platforms for showcasing and monetizing this type of artwork.
2. Hospitality - Dive bars and establishments with unique restroom designs can leverage the trend to create memorable experiences and attract customers.
3. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can feature the Dive Art video series and similar projects that celebrate urban exploration and creative expression.