Space to the permanent deconstruction of the concept of right and wrong (5 photos)

By Vidar

Street Artist Ozearv

“Tropical Fado in RGB tones” by Ozearv in Lisbon, Portugal for Galeria de Arte Urbana.


Ozearv: An open space to the appropriation and projection of our senses because cultural identity is all of us. We are the fado echoing in the alleys along with new sonorities and we are the remixed fado where each animal takes and leaves a little of itself. Through all the aesthetics that I admire and repeat, I remix what is virtual while imitating realism. I give space to the permanent deconstruction of the concept of right and wrong so I can long for the error as someone looking for oxygen. That is the moment I live for, when the error reveals itself in a new discovery. Using the wall as canvas, I dive into a shared experience, letting each viewer feel that a piece of this image also belongs to them.

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