Difer
I was born in East London in 1984 and got into graffiti from riding the underground subway. At the age of three or four I noticed all the colors on the outside and the inside of the trains. One day I got on the train with my dad and there was barely any light coming from the outside; it was all the paint, a whole-car train painted top-to-bottom end-to-end. There were tags on the ceilings, floors and seats and I remember liking them. The more I noticed them the more I paid attention.
As I got older this stuck with me and made me want to achieve what these super human graffiti writers had accomplished. I moved to Vancouver in '97; shortly after that started tagging and made friends with other writers I am still friends with today. My objective and goal is to bring my styles from the streets into the art world. The collections I put out execute just this. Nothing is sugar coated for the public; it is always uncut and pure.
As I got older this stuck with me and made me want to achieve what these super human graffiti writers had accomplished. I moved to Vancouver in '97; shortly after that started tagging and made friends with other writers I am still friends with today. My objective and goal is to bring my styles from the streets into the art world. The collections I put out execute just this. Nothing is sugar coated for the public; it is always uncut and pure.
Grime Time
24 in x 36 in
spray paint on wood
$2000
Difi Mane
24 in x 36 in
spray paint on canvas
$2000
2013
24 in x 30 in
spray paint on wood
$2000
Heavy Yellow
36.5 in x 24.5 in
spray paint on wood
$650
Mr. T
48 in x 36 in
spray paint, latex, insulation foam on canvas
$2200
No Access
21.75 in x 21.75 in
mixed media on board
$1400
Red Tag
in x in
spray paint
graffiti
Self Titled
49.5 in x 36.5 in
spray paint on canvas
$2500