RHP – Häha, Schnella, Weita
15cm x 15cm, acrylic markers on card board
"This 2 guys where the first "Straßenrap" duo in Germany. Even now, this album sounds fresh and is finely produced that even holds up to todays' standards."
€50 – still available
Dr Dre – The Chronic
15cm x 15cm, acrylic markers on card board
"To me the most defining album of West Coast hip-hop on so many levels."
€75 – still available
Public Enemy – Fear Of A Black Planet
15cm x 15cm, acrylic markers on card board
"This album (along with the Dead Kennedys' Bedtime For Democracy) pointed me to politics."
€50 – still available
Dead Kennedys – Bedtime For Democracy
15cm x 15cm, acrylic markers on card board
"I remember buying this album and listening to it wide eyed – the energy, the anger and the wit impressed me in a profound way."
€50 – still available
ICE-T – POWER
15cm x 15cm, acrylic markers on card board
"Wow – this was heavy shit back then. Raw, in your face, stories from the streets of LA. I listen to it still."
€50 – SOLD
Back In The Day
40cm x 30cm, acrylic markers and Liquid Chrome on Gesso painting board
“You see here almost all of the Brands I loved when I grew up
– I still stay loyal to a lot of'em. I mean: wearing Vans since 39
years says something, right? The execution evokes memories
of looking at an school table full of doodles.”
€350 – SOLD
Venice, CA
50cm x 60cm, acrylic markers on gesso painting board
“I consider Venice, CA my spiritual home. Laid back people,
always sunny, good & healthy food, a bunch of weird folks and
creative peeps, Venice, CA is the endless summer as a place.”
€600 – SOLD
California
37cm x 29cm, acrylic markers on Gesso paint board
“California had and still has tremendous influence on me – almost all the stuff I liked as a kid and teenage brat (and even still like) emerged from here: skateboarding, BMX, CrossFit, the laid back lifestyle.”
€90 – SOLD
Beastie Boys
20cm x 50cm, acrylic markers on canvas
"The Beasties are with me since I heard'em on a Def Jam sampler – and I still listen to'em today"
€350 – SOLD
Wheels Of Steel
58cm x 38cm, acrylic markers on card board
“The Technics 1200 MK7 was a household name back then – I
didn't own one, but my Homie owned 2 and was master at the
turntables. These wheels of steel made us roll to places we
didn't even dreamed of.”
€100 – still available
Boom Box
58cm x 38cm, acrylic markers on card board
“The good ol' Boom Box – you had to have one, always good
for blarring tunes at the place we where skating at or played
basketball. The godfather of all portable bluetooth speakers,
kinda.”
€100 – still available
All Ears All Day
34.5cm x 19cm, acrylic markers on card board
"I think, this is when I developed my addiction to music. Schlepping around my Walkman everywhere and having always a bunch of tapes in the backpack."
€50 – SOLD
I Want My MTV
19cm x 26cm, acrylic markers on card board
"MTV blarred in my room 24/7, and in all of my friends room too. MTV was our pop culture CNN."
€90 – still available
A superstar – the Superstar
26cm x 18.5cm, acrylic markers on card board
“The adidas Superstar – when you were into hip-hop in the
80s, you had to have'em and you had to wear'em without
laces."
€75 – still available
I Want 2 Ride My Bicycle
29cm x 25.5cm, acrylic markers on card board
"Bunny hops, wheeling endlessly, jumping all kind of obstacles – BMX was the shit back in the days. And we dreamed of a bike from SKYWAYS or DIAMONDBACK, sitting in front of a screen of a sports warehouse, watching the BMX promovideo that was shown on TV, the soundtrack of it being BICYCLE RACE from QUEEN"
€50 – SOLD
Possessed 2 Skate
33.5cm x 13cm, acrylic markers on card board
"What can I say? We got up very early and came home very late, skating all day."
€50 – still available
Shot Gun
13cm x 25.5cm, acrylic markers on card board
“Hanging out with your homies from your American Football
team, killing time and gun shot Miller Lite. We didn't take
prisoners, lemme I tell you that.”
€75 – SOLD
Triple Krylon
36.5cm x 28cm, acrylic markers on card board
“The spray can brand we started doing graffiti with. Really
don't remember who got the stuff for us from the US but we
used the brand A LOT.”
€90 – SOLD
Tag Along With Me
13cm x 33.5cm, acrylic markers on card board
“Back in the days, fancy markers from KRINK or MOLOTOW
hadn't arrived in Germany – so the edding 800 was THE
tagging tool.”
€50 – SOLD
Bolt Moves 4 ever
25.5cm x 30cm, acrylic markers on card board
"Ever saw a great spot you wanted to bomb, but there was a fence too high to climb? This was your go to entrance maker."
€30 – SOLD
Stay Gold!
37cm x 29cm, acrylic markers on card board
“I am to this day, starting back then.”
€60 – SOLD
40cm x 50cm, acrylic markers on canvas
"Namasté – nuff said!"
€30 – sill available
Purple Rain
24cm x 18cm, drip marker on canvas
"Rain in purple – do you really need more hints? I mean: Purple Rain was THE banger back then. And it still is a banger."
€75 – SOLD
Endless Summer In Venice CA
20cm x 80cm, acrylic markers on a skateboard deck
“A hommage to my Dad, whose ashes of his ass my wife and
me dropped at Venice Beach, because with all the sun, the
warmth and the weirdo the plase is so him. While dropping
his ass, we drank on him with a Corona. So for him the
summer is endless, literally,”
€200 – SOLD
Do No Harm But Take No Shit
37cm x 29cm, fineliner dots on paper
€120 – still available
High As A Fucking Kite
37cm x 29cm, acrylic markers on card board
