TILT artwork is currently being exhibited at the Kolly Gallery in Zurich. The artist who goes by the name TILT is widely known for his graffiti skills, but is incorporating his infamous lettering styles into sculptures and paintings.
The solo exhibit titled “Too Many Ways To Die” is a collection of vibrant and and bubbly forms. TILT unified his graffiti letters and these cool and modern visuals were the outcome. Some of the works include bright-red lips, Louboutin-inspired heels and American dollar bills.
TILT considers his style to be "Throw-Up," which is graffiti terminology for a writer's spray-painted name done in one to two colors. His art featured at the exhibit definitely showcase this "Throw-Up" style because most of them only consist of red or pink coloring.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Graffiti-inspired Artwork
- Opportunity to explore the intersection of graffiti and traditional art forms, creating unique and visually appealing pieces.
- Abstract Sculptures
- The use of unconventional materials and techniques to create abstract sculptures, pushing the boundaries of traditional art.
- Incorporating Typography in Art
- Exploring innovative ways to integrate lettering and typography into visual art, creating a dynamic and meaningful impact.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art Galleries
- Opportunity for art galleries to showcase and promote graffiti-inspired artwork that appeals to a wider audience.
- Street Art Tourism
- Creating an immersive experience for tourists by incorporating graffiti-inspired artwork into street art tours and exhibits.
- Fashion and Design
- Collaborations with fashion and design brands to incorporate graffiti-inspired artwork into their products, creating unique and edgy designs.
