NemO's: 'My next goal? Studying Street Art'
In an interview with Artribune, street artist NemO's discusses his practice, his view of street art as indefinable, and his upcoming project: studying what street art actually is. He describes his subjects as attempts to understand the dark instincts of human beings, reflecting on the concept of 'inhuman' as a constant of humanity. He works with paint, brushes, rollers, glue, and recycled paper, improvising his process. He hopes viewers pause to think and discuss his works rather than reach a single conclusion. He sees no universality in art, only the atavistic need to express. He considers perfection a mutable concept and finds it essential to draw naked, old bodies in an era dominated by a certain aesthetic. On social media and street art, he notes that digital reproduction strips the original of fundamental characteristics. The interview was conducted by Alessia Tommasini.
Key facts
- NemO's is a street artist interviewed by Artribune.
- He says his next goal is to study what street art is.
- He believes street art does not need a definition.
- His subjects explore the dark instincts of humans.
- He uses paint, brushes, rollers, glue, and recycled paper.
- He improvises his artistic process.
- He hopes viewers pause and think about his works.
- He sees no universality in art, only the need to express.
- He draws naked, old bodies as a response to contemporary perfection ideals.
- He thinks digital reproduction loses the original's characteristics.
- The interview was conducted by Alessia Tommasini.
- The article was published on Artribune.
Entities
Artists
- NemO's
Institutions
- Artribune
Locations
- Italy
- Fortaleza
- Brazil