It's a Beautiful Life - Mr Brainwash

Thierry Guetta aka Mr Brainwash launched his first solo UK show @ the Old Sorting Office. 

A Film maker and pop Artist.  http://www.mrbrainwash.com/

A Free Exhibition in which he filled a huge space with giant installations, murals, paintings and lots more.  As I entered the space I received a free spray can that was personalised with Mr Brainwash. There were also free postcards and posters available too collect. I was lucky enough on the day to also meet the artist himself and got him to sign one of my postcards and get a great picture with my friend Lisa. 

His work has received worldwide recognition with Banksy's Oscar nominated film, Exit Through the Gift Shop. The French shopkeeper and film marker attempts to befriend Banksy and other street artists to create a documentary that shows an insight into street art. I film to watch if you love street art, highly recommend. 

Mr Brainwash and me standing on a step trying to be taller than Lisa LOL

 This is our normal height order LOL

Free Spray can complimentary collectors gift 

Hope you enjoy Caz Xoxo

Heart Photography

I love taking photos and playing around with different techniques 

This is my Sony SLR camera. I have attached a piece of paper with a cut out heart onto the camera lens. This has created the effects shown below. 


Things I  ♥

Caz xoxo

Southbank Art

I love exploring London finding lots of wonderful pieces of art work enbedded in the city.

Robots made of reclaimed timber scramble up the side of the Hayward Gallery

"Everything is Beautiful when you don't look down"

Hanging large letter blocks

Recycled empty milk bottles transforming a grim corner of town into an amazing cave

Pillars under Southbank were covered with colourful salad sieves

Wedding Statement Necklace

My new statement wedding necklace created by me. Made from cream Satin farbic, Swarovski beads and stones, pearls.

Lots of Love Caz xoxo

EggsGlore

I have been EGGSPLORING around London for all the Eggs in the Faberge Egg Hunt 2012. Over 200 eggs have been designed by different artists and have been placed all over London to be found for 40 days and 40 nights before they get auctioned off. http://www.thebigegghunt.co.uk/

Below is a selection of my Favourite pictures from my egg hunting.

Family Picture with my fellow egg hunters @ the Faberge shop.

"What Came First the Egg or the Chicken" This was found in the Lingerine Department in Selfridges. At first we couldn't find it was it was camlafaged around all the underwear.

"Mr Egg" I Love Mickey Mouse and I love this Egg. This was hidden behind a church in Covent Garden

"The Mighty Moshi Egg"

"The Where's Wally Egg" This one got moved around London each day and you had to solve the clue to find where he was. The day we found him was @ Westfield in Shepherds Bush.

"The Golden Speckled Egg" A huge Chocolate egg in the corner of Fortnum and Mason

This amazing easter egg was on sale @ Fortnum and Mason'd for over £100. Loving the chocolate flower details.

This was an another amazing easter egg from Fortnum and Mason's priced at £125.

My cute Lindt gold bunnies from my friends Kinny and Sawvey xoxo

Love Hotel Chocolat and loving them more for my free Easter egg goodies, Thanks to my friend Phuong who always finds EGGcellent bargins. The Salted Caramel Egglets just melted in my mouth, yummy.

Happy Easter Everyone xoxo

Gallery visit

@ Victoria Miro Gallery

Japanese artist - works in a mix of mediums, painting, collage, sculpture, performance art, environmental installations. Her work is based on psychedelic colours, pattern and repetition.

Love, 2011

Swen stuffed fabric, paint, metal

Reach up to the heavens, My Heart, 2011

Swen stuffed fabric, paint, metal

Brilliance of Life, 2011

swen stuffed fabric, paint, metal

A Chat in the Universe, 2010

Acrylic on canvas

Standing on the Riverbank of My Hometown I Shed Tears, 2009

Arcylic on canvas

 My Forsaken Love, 2010

Acrylic on Canvas



Woman's Feelings, Told to Her Love, 2010

Acrylic on Canvas

In the Midst of Adolescence, 2010

Acrylic on canvas

I then went to the Parasol Unit, which was showing an exhibition called "Lines of Thought" exploring the work of 15 contemporary artists, whose work have focused on using lines in creatively challenging ways. 

Ceaseless Doodle, 2009, wall drawing with permanent ink

My favourite piece. "Stepping Down, 2010" Wax Sticks, Cotton Thread. 

I hope you enjoyed Caz xoxo