[Replete]

got a few left if anyone's interested. ;D

[wentos]

Got my sketch through today and absolutely love it, just got to find a suitable frame for it now.

[Replete]

Great to hear Djwent ;D

[Replete]

Hiya all,

Got another new one portrait to show. It's entitled Silence Is Spectral and is 36x24" (96x64cm) painted in spraypaint on canvas.




I blended the portrait geometrically into psychedelic, abstract and realistic portions.


I've added it to my bigcartel site if anyone's interested:

replete.bigcartel.com/ or you can contact me at [e-mail] about it.

All the best,

R

[moleman]

Great talent as ever how's your over seas thing going of late

[Replete]

Cheers MM and yeah it's going well abroad. Got a few interesting developments in Europe shaping up at the minute.

Also today I created a worlds first in graffiti which is a bit special and is going to blow some minds.

I'm waiting on some video footage of it and I plan to go and do some more tomorrow to develop the idea further.

In the meantime here's another flick of this piece:

[Dellboyy]

Looking good as always... I love the way you combine the fine art style & abstract, works well here!

[Replete]

Cheers Dell. I think you'll love the new derelict pieces I've started doing today as they're a mix of multi dimensional other worldliness in an industrial setting on many levels like you won't have seen before.

[Dellboyy]

Sounds damn interesting, i'll give you that! As long as you don't make it too attractive, i've got two of your canvases i'd like to get in frames as it is!

[Replete]

No fear mate as it's pieces painted in a derelict factory (unless you want to buy up the property) but it'd be a tad tricky framing it for display purposes.

[Replete]

Over the last few days I've been conducting some new ground breaking experiments in graffiti using several illusionary techniques. This one is entitled Floating Point that involves a futurist origami female form painted on several layers of clingfilm spread across 12' of depth in an abandoned factory in Leeds.



The above image forms when viewed at the correct angle.

Here's a rough video taken on my phone of how the image is constructed:

[wizzy]

Love that, any intentions of keeping the work or is it a transitory project?.

[Replete]

Cheers Wiz and it's there until the elements tear it apart as it's a derelict site and due to it's very fragile nature it probably wont last long. I intend to do more complex ones in it's place to evolve the concept. There's currently another one adjacent to it on greater levels of depth and another piece in an entirely different illusionary technique that I've never seen implented in graffiti like this cling film one.I'll be posting up photos in due course.

[Prescription Art]

Sick!

[Agent Provocateur]

Quality!

Great work Replete... will be interesting to see the more complex pieces.

[Replete]

Cheers fellas and I think you'll like the other ones I've already done.

In the meantime here's a montage:

[fingerz]

insane ... .... or as the kids say 'sick'

[Replete]

thanks Fingerz. I say mint. Showing my age but still somewhat fresh a bit like a polo that rolled down the back of the sofa.

[Replete]

You can get sense of the scale from this flick.

[mmmike]

Cool effect. Is there meaning behind the piece / technique or just a very cool effect.

Either way, very nice. Looking forward to seeing more.

[Replete]

It's partly an experiment in the technique to be progressed into future pieces but there is an underlying meaning in this piece partially dealing with capturing a frozen moment in time and on a deeper personal level it relates to a sense of freefall I'm currently experiencing knowing there's probably going to be a messy impact very soon and it's going to be painful and not pretty.

It directly continues on from my last pice that involved this character entitled A Slide Comes Before A Fall:

[mmmike]

Thanks for posting

[Deleted]

great work as always.

[Replete]

thanks mate.

Here's another cling film experiment done at the same time. This one is broken up across 3 seperate depth layers over 35ft.

[Replete]

Another new experimental technique continuing my animated walls sequences of 2009 but this time combining animation with anamorphism . This one is a origami female form vaulting around a roll of gaffer tape.



It was painted flat in spraypaint on an old table in an abandoned Leeds factory and when viewed at the right angle it looks like the fiures are standing on the table's surface.

And it roughly animated:

[stenev]

Love it!!

I think your new experimentations are superb, keep up the interesting work

[dasium]

that's really cool.. like the previous poster love your experimentation

[Replete]

Thanks guys. Like I Alan Partridge would say "I evolve. But I don't revolve".

[Replete]

How it was painted in reality to get the depth effect:

[maumau93]

very nice love your recent stuff