#lxone

This is not an optical illusion, here are new tips today from** south-west of France based artist: LX one.

His music selection: Muzi: Zeno + Andy Bey: Experience and judgment + Chilly Gonzales solo piano 3.

Movies: Parasites + Green Book and a documentary about the the first 2 weeks of self-isolation in France: Fenêtre(s)

Except this I try to keep myself busy in my home-studio where I work on a show in October at Larock Granoff (Paris) called Elements which translate my moves from urban environment to Nature. New techniques, new influences, new styles Stay tuned

I’m feeling really lucky to have a big garden surrounded by the forest , a greenhouse and many outdoor occupations , homeschooling is also a big thing to handle with two kids and of course cooking . At the end of the day when the kids are asleep and you can share with some friends about how safe are they how the experience the thing what’s gonna happen next, I can tell I’m feeling grateful but also wonder what the positive we gonna get from this.

At the moment it’s having more time to get news from people you haven’t been in touch since ages and who are poping on app like house-party, what’s app etc, . As I’m not spending time on social media except for posting work, I’m trying to write and talk to my circles. Being away from the big cities for years prepared us in a way I think.... even if I tried to stay close to as many people as possible..

 Adidas, umbro and other sport brand all have a pretty common style in their logos. You have simple shapes made up of lines. Its memorable and timeless. I know adidas funked up their logo but realistically we all remember the three stripes. If you follow LX ONE on instagram you’ll see that his current work fits into this same category. He also uses nice symmetrical lines to create these vast duplicated shapes that cover vast spaces on walls. But this delve into geometrical doesn't stop at the stuff you see on his instagram. Oh no, no, no. If you click the link in his bio and take the pilgrimage to his website you’ll see a vast array of projects all that have geometric undertones to them. LX ONE also has the amazing capability to work on walls that aren't just flat, the symmetrical lines that he produces can be applied to walls that are made up of inverted and extruded surfaces, whilst also working on spaces that cover walls and floors. He almost works on a fourth dimnesional level. I mean the guy has done a bunch of work on a beach that looks amazing. He’s a totally rad dude.

Now if I was to guess how a process like this was done, my initial thought would be loads and loads of masking tape. That’s how I would do it because my arms shake around like my blood’s been replaced with red bull. But what amazes me is that I’ve been going around seeing graffiti artists doing their work and some people are just super super talented and can just spray super clean lines. Pretty much I have no idea how LX ONE works but I like to pretend because it makes me feel like I know stuff. But the work is amazing as I’m sure you'll all agree and by all means please check out everything he has done, his website has bare stuff on: http://www.lxism.com/.

More pictures are below for you to see, links to the instagram are at the bottom, for more vandal follow on instagram at: @vandalise_this & on facebook at:/vandalisethis.

LX.One pour Bleu de Paname