Havana itself is rich in visuals but I chose a small street called Callejon de Hamel (Hamel Alley) richly adorned and fostered by
a single Cuban artist Salvador Gonzáles Escalona who describes his Afro-Cuban style as a mix of surrealism, cubism, and abstract art. In this small set of images I focused on details on the street itself rather than the macro images. Subsequent sets will focus on walls on the Alley…stay tuned
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Walls are different in each city and shaped by geopolitics. Prague as a center of art for the Czech Republic is a no better example. It was a tough environment for me a as a visual hunter and I needed two trips in 2015 and 2016 to collect a large series…some of which are sampled here with more in subsequent posts
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In New Orleans the music of the city is transposed to the city walls that we can see but not hear. As a visual hunter I heard the music of the wall and captured that essence in my images.
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As a Visual Hunter I travel to San Francisco frequently where there are many areas of the city harboring walls of art that continue to evolve and change. SF wall art frequently have political and social overtones.
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LA over the past decade has undergone gentrification in the areas where wall art thrived. Over the years I have shot unique walls that have disappeared secondary to gentrification in the art districts. Currently, LA is removing 200K feet of graffiti monthly and with it some great art that this visual hunter will not find again. The series shown in this gallery was from 2014…additional series will be posted in the future.
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The five boroughs are a sea of wall art and much of the murals have been documented…and also have disappeared over the years. I had several visits to NYC in 2014 esp Brooklyn and compiled numbers of images …too many for website publication. I have divided the images into 5 series that will be published on this site in future posts.
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A city of endless walls, but I was lucky enough to find a series of special walls…visually challenging but worth the seemingly endless time walking the streets to find a collection of unique walls. Definitely a city I would revisit and explore again.
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A city of finite primary colors of homes on the hill sides. Another colorful part of the city is the seemingly infinite walls of legal graffiti…the large block type of which I am not visually interested in. So, exercising my visual hunting skills with the help of a driver, I managed to find a good series of unique wall art
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