THE BATHER by Jinks Kunst

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Jinks Kunst is a street art artist of French-Swiss origin. He spent his childhood in the west of France, in Pornic (Loire-Atlantique), where he discovered art thanks to his grandfather, Paul Urfer, an art ceramist, elected Meilleur Ouvrier de France in 1972. Throughout his teenage years, Jinks Kunst immersed himself in hip-hop and skateboarding culture. At the age of 14, he began by trying his hand at graffiti lettering. Magazines, fanzines, record covers led him to discover the graffiti and illustrations of urban artists such as Lazoo or Mode2. A multidisciplinary artist, Jinks Kunst works in particular with the diversion of panels and stencilling. With the help of hand-cut stickers, the signs are transformed: a no-go sign becomes a bathtub, a speed bump is transformed into a skate park or a no-go sign into a modern crucifix. Jinks Kunst has customized more than 1000 panels, in 34 different countries. Jinks Kunst also practices stencilling. Armed with a cutter, he hand-cuts life-size works inspired by current events, politics, literature, urban cultures, the working class or animal life.

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