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Martin Kafes33 Hirth
Czechia
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Charcoal on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 21.3x14.2in
- Edition : All editions sold (3 / 3)
- Artist's proof : 3
About this artwork
This piece dives deep into the chaos and beauty within the mind. Using bold acrylic strokes, vibrant oil pastels, and raw charcoal lines, I aimed to capture the turbulence of emotions swirling beneath the surface. The spray adds a mysterious aura, inviting you to explore the unseen depths. It will electrify your space with its intense energy and provoke reflection on the complexity inside every one of us.
Martin Kafes33 Hirth
Czechia
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Martin “kafes33” Hirth (b. 1981) grew up in communist Czechoslovakia’s grey reality, where he was instinctively drawn to drawing and painting on anything within reach. As a teenager, he found his voice in graffiti, absorbing its raw energy and learning composition, color, and technique. He later studied graphic design, developing a fascination with clean vector lines, which he contrasts with the organic “dirty” traces of spray paint—a signature of his work.
After years as a freelance designer, client-driven compromises led to burnout and a key realization: he needed absolute creative freedom. He returned to his roots—spray paint, acrylics, and canvas—and began building a personal visual language.
Recently, he exhibited in Los Angeles. In 2024, he won the Art Grand Slam (Public Space) for a basketball court for NBA player Vít Krejčí and gained recognition for the “Pasta Jacket” created for NHL star David Pastrňák.
After years as a freelance designer, client-driven compromises led to burnout and a key realization: he needed absolute creative freedom. He returned to his roots—spray paint, acrylics, and canvas—and began building a personal visual language.
Recently, he exhibited in Los Angeles. In 2024, he won the Art Grand Slam (Public Space) for a basketball court for NBA player Vít Krejčí and gained recognition for the “Pasta Jacket” created for NHL star David Pastrňák.
