Spray Paint on italian roadsigns 60 cm circolar. The artist paints works on street support, in this case deliberately used road signs, with signs of wear, with stencil art spray paint, unique and hand-painted. Metal work on real metal road sign, measuring 83x73 cm. Sourced from the artist's studio, supplied with COA. Signed on the back with stamped artist sticker. Davide Maria Seme (1986), active since 2003 both on wall and canvas, approaches the hip-hop culture of his territory, where he grows and learns by assimilating many techniques. He participates in several jams initially with a 3D style on the side with other writers, then developing the stencil technique. From the hip hop world to the Academy of Fine Arts in Catania to the discovery of the universe of the great classical myths that can be found in his latest works developed on cardboard and with street pop influences. He applies in his works various contemporary and political themes alternating with his thought on modern society. His works contain questions and points of view on everyday and contemporary facts Stencil art and spray art are certainly the preferred techniques, applied on urban supports such as road signs, wood, cardboard, stone.

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In the series, an in-depth study of classical or modern works and sculptures in a street pop style is created, Davide Maria Seme creates his works starting from the photograph of a situation, and then arriving, through a process that includes photography - graphics - stencil technique - painting, at the end of the work, which is often made with the spray technique with stencil art, thus obtaining classic shapes and subjects in a pop - street style. Although the artist uses manual techniques of stencil art (manual cutting on paper using a cutter, cutting lines that can reach up to 200 M for a single stencil) the use of the "free hand" is fundamental and becomes the artist's trademark. Active since 2003 in Italy, his works made with different supports are known internationally, and present in various European collections and beyond.