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Erni Vales
United States
Artist highlights
- Group shows participant
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 36x48in
About this artwork
Noir-
The ladies of the night rule old Times Square! Free from their pimps, these ladies, and there are many, own the stroll! Nothing happens without their knowledge. One could only imagine what the Strutters would do, could do, or may have already done to anyone that messed with them especially on their own turf!
Graff-
To get an “in your face” attitude for this word I used a thick and brightly colored simple 3D style because I knew (hoped) that… the “upskirt” poses of the girls would comingle well with the letters. As an artist, you never get a painting to the vision in mind; so many elements change the reality. But when you get close, wow, that is one amazing feeling!
The ladies of the night rule old Times Square! Free from their pimps, these ladies, and there are many, own the stroll! Nothing happens without their knowledge. One could only imagine what the Strutters would do, could do, or may have already done to anyone that messed with them especially on their own turf!
Graff-
To get an “in your face” attitude for this word I used a thick and brightly colored simple 3D style because I knew (hoped) that… the “upskirt” poses of the girls would comingle well with the letters. As an artist, you never get a painting to the vision in mind; so many elements change the reality. But when you get close, wow, that is one amazing feeling!
Erni Vales
United States
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
« I’ve been doing this for decades. I don’t love to do anything in life more than creating. »
Erni Vales is a painter and printmaker based in the United States whose works have been exhibited nationally. In addition, his art is featured in publications such as The Miami Herald. With a background as a graffiti artist, his original works focused on lettering. However, Vales' recent compositions are narrative-based and explore themes relating to vices, religion, love, music, racism, etc. He primarily creates with acrylics on canvas or metal.
