Bailer | Graphic designer
Bailer
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25.01.2022 There was always a huge pile of cans at the top of Windsor canyon. It had been there for as long as I could remember. Many brands of paint that were no longer available, Spanish montanas, krylons etc. Each time I went back to the canyon to photograph my latest piece or the new work of another writer I would look at the cans and imagine which one was used by msa, which by tgc. Some were punctured with a screw driver to stop people using the scraps to bomb backgrounds or slash ...the piece. About 7 years ago I went back to the spot the can pile was but it was gone. In it's place stood a mound of grass.....so I got a shovel. I dug up the mound and recovered 2 garbage bags of rusty tins. I took them to my studio. I gave some to @camscale and both of us (he much better than I) painted images on the cans and exhibited them in our own shows. As you can see I littered the floor of my show with track rocks, barbed wire, cctv cameras and other track side paraphernalia one may have acquired over the years. #melbournegraffiti
24.01.2022 Flinders street station.
23.01.2022 Another loony park rendering.
22.01.2022 Crude addiction. airbrush on wood. 2010 ish
22.01.2022 Filling the void.
20.01.2022 Don't mind this old chestnut.
20.01.2022 Wall with @retayner @bryan_itch @renob_id, wish I got a better shot before the Laks all faded. 2008
19.01.2022 The time @camscale and I painted a wall, then attacked it with a jackhammer. #melbournemurals
18.01.2022 Impressionable. Painting for my first solo exhibition with no thought to actually create pieces that might be popular or commercially viable ha ha ha.
17.01.2022 When the cameras all decide to fuck up so the only shot of the crew t2b is sheeeeet.
15.01.2022 Airbrush on wood panel, bad news; tv gives me the blues. painted 2010 ish me thinks.
12.01.2022 Graffiti creature. The lettering was experimented on for too long, some time ago it became self aware. It now no longer wishes to stay constrained to its prescribed kicks and bends. Like a tentacle it gropes for more, bringing its arrows and do-dads along for the ride.
11.01.2022 Graffiti movement.
09.01.2022 Worship that, never.
09.01.2022 No longer happy destroying each other. Humans declare war with the moon.
09.01.2022 Squirters with Sinch and Jetz. Big Roller pieces with Drastic.
07.01.2022 Duality of man.
07.01.2022 Some of the works I hung at my show at Chin Chin. My ex girlfriend was a photographer. The studio she worked at had a hasselblad camera, which is a massive camera with a massive price tag that capture the most minute details. I often think the most impressive part of the painting process is the patterns the paint creates in itself when you open a tin of buff and start stirring. I decided to do a series of ultra close up high def images of paints, oils, water and soaps reacting with each other. I was happy with how some of them looked but the ego wasn't as the marks could have been made by anyone and did not denote personal style. The one in the bottom right is a graffiti surrealism painting I did after seeing the James Gleeson exhibition at the NGV.
02.01.2022 Rebel yell. Airbrush on canvas 2012 or sometime, somewhere, somehow.
01.01.2022 Street dreams. Airbrush on wood 2010 ishhhh
