Lost & Found

Lost & Found
Presented by Pilipinas Street Plan

Pilipinas Street Plan has been sharing ideas about art in public space as an open collective for the past 7 years. As time goes by, individuals go on their on ways, going to different places, living abroad, establishing a career, starting a family - but the creativity, camaraderie and friendship still remains as the community constantly grows. For the exhibition Lost & Found, PSP will showcase works that are remnants, the idea of looking back, using what we have shared and impart to each one of the community. From mostly found discarded objects that where given a new perspective along with the idea of sharing the same table by openly inviting other creatives to take part - these collective thoughts signify what Pilipinas Street Plan is.

Streetball

BLIC paints a basketball court in Imus, Cavite, Philippines.

Photo from artist

Dr. Karayom's Negative Graffiti

Dr. Karayom claims himself as the modern caveman. And it seems so that he is. His fresh clean up of portions of a road wall in Lerma St. Sampaloc, Manila, Philippines reveals figurative urban anecdotes, which recalls the pre-historic cave paintings. But Dr. Karayom has used a reverse process of painting that is fitting to an urban area riddled with dirt and dust. When the pre-historic humans blew or brushed the pigments on the wall, or engraved images, Dr. Karayom wiped off parts of the dusty wall to create images. More photos here.

Paksiw's Letters

A fresh piece from Paksiw of Cavty Collective, which he claims is his first foray into letters. Known for his angler fish character. Paksiw has coined a term for his painting style called "geometers". 

Puto, Kawit, Cavite

2013

Taoyuan Deli

Rhaine, a Filipina engineer working in HTC in Taiwan, found this deli in Taoyuan with an attractive and playful facade.

Wrapped:Taipei

By Mark Salvatus
http://wrappedtraces.blogspot.com/2012/11/wrapped-taipei.html

ALIEN

ALIEN's yearstarter at Marcelo Green Village, Pasay City, Philippines

Mobile NEMO

NEMO painted on a tricycle that plies the Bicutan-Bayan-Tipas route in Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines.

"For the seas"

Another collab piece by Pangasinan group AGINI painted on a wall in AB Fernandez Ave. cor MH Del Pilar, Dagupan City, Pangasinan, Philippines.

Photos courtesy of artists

HULA HOOP DUO

 

Two BLIC hand figures shown playing hula-hoop together at a wall in Dasmariñas City's Waltermart, along Aguinaldo Hi-way, Cavite. (Philippines)

AXE x MOJU

GST boys' New Year paint job at Trese Martires City, Cavite, Philippines.

Photo courtesy of artists

TAKO x QUDO

Good vibes from TAKO and QUDO for the New Year. (Cavite, Philippines)

Photo courtesy of artists

JANOT in Deep City

After a brief hiatus, JANOT hits Dipolog City again with a piece in Echavez St, Estaka. (Philippines)

Year End Global Explosion!

Good folks of the GBD have made an official global GO BOMBING DAY set to explode in cities worldwide this Dec. 31, 2012. Writers, street artists, and stickerheads are invited to "complete a production type wall repping Go Bombing Day" for their respective cities and "to hit up the letters "GBD" or tag the words "Go Bombing" or "Go Bombing Day".

Tweet your photos of your Dec. 31st bombings by hashtagging #gobombingday or #GBD. Visit http://www.gobombingday.com for more info on this global event. Let's hit the streets! 

KEED x DEFS

San Juan, Philippines

MASAGANA (Bountiful)

BLIC's multiple-handed, multiple-footed creature crawls on top of a house in Bacoor, Cavite. (Philippines)

Hope springs

New Bataan in Compostela Valley was among those areas in Mindanao that was hit badly by Typhoon Pablo. Relief and rebuilding operations are still ongoing in the area. This graffiti painted by an anonymous artist in the aftermath of Typhoon Pablo, declares that New Bataan and its people will rise again.  (Photo by Gang Badoy)

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Update:

A.G. Saño confirmed he made this. Also a distinct marker is a blue outline of a dolphin on the bottom right of the wall. This made the front page of PDI on Dec. 21, 2012.

KEED X BLIC

The massive 2012 piece by KEED and BLIC in San Juan City, Metro Manila. (Philippines)

Manong Rudy McBayawak

Rai Cruz shown here working on his mural entitled "Manong Rudy McBayawak" last October. (Las Piñas, Philippines)


Photo courtesy of artist

Agini strikes again!

The Pangasinan group AGINI painted on a wall in De Venecia Highway, Lasip Chico in Dagupan City last Dec. 18, 2012. (Philippines)