A few weeks ago BTOY and Uriginal released two results of their fantastic collabo.

Barbietouric – Stencil, spray paint, and acrylic on canvas ( 100 x 100 cm)

Pata Negra – Stencil, spray paint, and acrylic on canvas ( 100 x 100 cm)

“This city. She´s lost control”
Spraypaint, slilkscreen and acrylic on heavy paper
50×65
Edition of 25
signed

“Identity”
Spraypaint, slilkscreen and acrylic on heavy paper
50×65
Edition of 25
signed

“A fallen monument lies”
Spraypaint, slilkscreen and acrylic on heavy paper
50×65
Edition of 25
signed

David Choe’s returns to LA after a six-year hiatus from exhibiting in his old stomping ground. The extremely prolific Choe has been hard at work creating new paintings, drawings, and sculptures for the 8,000 sq ft space in Beverly Hills.

Driven by an unquenchable thirst for life, Choe saps every possible drop of experience – good or bad – out of his tremendous adventures. From incarceration in a Tokyo jail to hitchhiking down the Mississippi River via paddleboat, freight train hopping city to city and hunting for dinosaurs in the Congo jungle, David weaves these encounters into his work projecting a dramatic and fantastical, often sexually explicit, vision of the world.

As one of the most technically proficient artists around today, no media is left untouched. Utilizing a combination of spray paint, oil, acrylic, watercolor, gouache and urine, Choe works his magic on wood, cardboard, polyurethane and canvas. From the artist who first exhibited in an ice-cream parlor, expect no less than a sensory melting pot of life seen through his eyes.

David Choe: Nothing to declare

Lazarides

Opening: Friday April 23, 2010
Exhibition Runs: April 23 – May 23, 2010
Location: 320 North Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills CA 90210