Our friend and Japanese legend Sneakerwolf recently opened his latest solo exhibition “Super Deform” at ITH Gallery in Tokyo, Japan.
Sneakerwolf is street artist and designer living in Tokyo and “Kanji-Graphy” is his one-of-a-kind art which reflects the typeface design of Kanji-Graphy-Japanese character graphic. For “Super Deform”, the Japanese artist created an entire new body of work all of which features the eye-catching graphics that he is world-known for.
Most of Sneakerwolf’s paintings are spelling out English words in a Kanji-way. As a small hint, one of them reads Banksy and another one reads Death, see if you can find them in the pictures below!
Having previously worked with Nike, PUMA and New Balance, Sneakerwolf also his own footwear label, LOSERS. He is also well-versed in other mediums – namely illustration, sign and window painting – which have led to a Christmas window installation for Supreme Daikanyama in Tokyo.
If you would like to receive the list of available works, you can drop an email to info@sneakerwolf.com
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