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Barba Dee

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In recent years, your color palette, style are changing frequently. Different ages, different needs and different visuals?

I think my style and color palette are still in an evolutionary stage. However, in the light of these two elements I can distinguish two phases during my work. The first phase begins from 2016 until 2017, when I spend a period of experimentation. At the same time, my collaborations with RTM and Dreyk begin, in which I somehow followed their style. This period ends theoretically with my collaboration with Sam Scarpula during which a throw up depicting a house burning leads me to the key element of my current Light Your Future Bright series, the fire. Fire is an element that opens up a wide range of interpretations and multiple narratives. This is how the second phase starts, where the dominant element of fire is creating a language that allows me to express all the things that gave me a hard time until recently. At the same moment, time limitation during bombs requires a limited color palette (red, yellow, black and white).

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