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Marlo BroughtonFloating in Space2022
2022
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Acrylic on canvas
- Creator:Marlo Broughton (1987, American)
- Creation Year:2022
- Dimensions:Height: 36 in (91.44 cm)Width: 48 in (121.92 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Detroit, MI
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU163829713722
Marlo Broughton (b. 1987, Detroit, MI) also known by his artist alias, MARLOBRO, is an American contemporary artist and designer. Who got his start by working with his cousin and founder of Detroit VS Everybody by Tommey Walker and linking up with members of Finally Famous which ultimately lead to working on mixtape artworks and branding for Big Sean’s early indie career. He began as a graffiti/ traditional artist, moving on to studying industrial design at WSU (Wayne state university), and now makes acrylic paintings on canvas and large scale mural paintings. He also collaborates commercially, predominantly on promotional materials, and also clothing, music production and other forms of branding. His work is exhibited in galleries, outdoors in local and international environments, you can find his work displayed on 1XRUN, PLAYGROUND DETROIT, Murals in the Market Festival, SCOPE Miami Beach, Saatchi Art, and SINGULAR ART and avidly collected by individuals. He lives and works in Detroit, Michigan.
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