Hebru Brantley Art
Hebru Brantley is a contemporary painter and sculptor whose work touches on onerous subjects that is playful to the viewer, by telling his stories through youthful characters and their adventures in a comic book-style. Inspired by his childhood as an African American in 1980s Chicago, Brantley’s work can be described as an infusion of contemporary pop art with Japanese anime and the bold aesthetics of street art pioneers Jean-Michel Basquiat, Kaws and Keith Haring. While spray paint is often at the forefront of his mixed-media illustrations, Brantley utilizes a plethora of mediums from oil, acrylic and watercolor to non-traditional mediums like coffee and tea. Describing himself as an Afro-futurist, Brantley’s energetic narratives combine realistic events with imaginative, fantastical fiction, to create fragmented compositions that evoke sentimental nostalgia and inspire confidence.
2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
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2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
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2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
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2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
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2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
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2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
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2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
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2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
Etching
2010s Abstract Hebru Brantley Art
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2010s Outsider Art Hebru Brantley Art
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2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
Varnish, Spray Paint, Acrylic, Digital, Screen
2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
Lithograph
2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
Color
2010s Street Art Hebru Brantley Art
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