Art Gospel, the Greek artist with the rounded forms
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Gospel, the Greek artist with the rounded forms

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Emanuele D'Angelo
Gospel | Collater.al

A unique style, recognizable from the first glance, Gospel is a Greek street artist who has been painting and coloring the streets of his city for years.
A great passion for art in all its forms makes Gospel a complete artist, in fact, today there are many brands and magazines that collaborate with him.

In his works, we almost always find subjects with indefinite shapes, rounded and almost articulated, always in various shades of blue, the real identifying color of the Greek artist.
A blue that attracts attention, a color that is often associated with pain or melancholy but this time it is understood as love, like a dream, as feeling free.

Always careful to leave an important message in his works, Gospel tackles delicate themes with the strength of his drawings, such as “Ηelp the kids plan(t) a better future”, a work against concrete and deforestation.
However, his greatest source of inspiration are undoubtedly his memories, in fact, many murals are dedicated to his childhood, such as “Aunt Stamatia“, his aunt waiting impatiently in front of his house.

His style has changed rapidly, only a few years ago in the walls of his city he enjoyed leaving only tags and lettering, then he moved on to illustrations.
The latter period lasted relatively short, before dedicating himself again to street art.
You just have to get lost in its convex forms, letting yourself be enveloped by its beloved blue.

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Written by Emanuele D'Angelo

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