DARE R.I.P

[Matou]

C'est vraiment un technicien de la lettre et du style qui est partit
Repose en paix
 
http://www.dare.ch/


http://www.90bpm.net/video/graffiti/dare-live-in-basel.htm

http://www.90bpm.net/video/graffiti/dare-graffiti-instincts.htm

[Claude Baston]

Oh merde...
paix a son ame.

[King Bobo]

Le crabe, quel salopard
http://www.ilovegraffiti.de/eng/2010/03/07/rest-in-peace-dare-tws/

[Angelina PARIS]

SIGI, une sacrée rencontre.... et un homme de talent et d'objectivité, il a apporté énormément aux fresqueurs, trainistes et pratiquant de la lettres. Un grand merci....

[Angelina PARIS]

Artiste Graffiti depuis plus de vingt ans, Sigi von Koeding, a fait son apprentissage dans le domaine de la typographie et spraye sous le nom de DARE.

Né a Bâle en 1968, il est l’un des artistes les plus doués de sa génération. Il a déjà réalisé plus d’un millier de graffitis dans plus de 13 pays à travers le monde. Ses premières expositions eurent lieu en Suisse entre 1992 et 1995. Il exposa par la suite ses oeuvres à la foire de l’art à Frankfort et au Kallman Museum à Munich en 1996.

Ses oeuvres sur toile reprennent exclusivement son blaze DARE (pseudonyme dans le milieu du graffiti), induisant son propre style d’écriture, ponctué d’une certaine élégance et de fluidité dans ses déliés. Son style, qu’il qualifie lui-même de "branding", laisse apparaître des lettrages très travaillés, qu’il agrémente d’à-plats de couleurs sur des fonds travaillés. Pour lui, ses lettrages sont considérès comme des autoportraits à travers lesquels il exprime son humeur et ses pensées, ne cessant jamais d’explorer les possibilités de sa peinture sur toile.

Merci aux infos sur Dare  de "Speerstra Gallery" et le point "CREASTREET - Paris sud"

[squirt]

R.I.P DARE 

[Fonk Tha Planet]

Le graffiti européen a perdu un de ses pilliers...

Ruhe in Frieden!

[Hard Noxx]

Le graffiti européen a perdu un de ses pilliers...

Ruhe in Frieden!

ouai vraiment triste ! je venais sur 90 bpm après avoir lu cela sur FCBK, putain de cancer de merde ! RIP

[Sergent Baleine]

http://ary-nerd.lescigales.org/2010/03/rip-dare/
 

[Justin.B]

Nanterre 2006

[Gustav]

RIP Dare…

[zinedine.molotov]

C'étais vraiment un maitre de style ...

Mode 2 says:
March 7, 2010 at 5:42 pm
I can’t say I was a BIG fan of his style or his taste in music, but I DID hang out and paint with him in summer ‘91, then again in ‘95 in Ancona, Italy. He was a laid back and very nice guy, and for that alone he will be missed by those he was dear to.
What concerns me also here though, beyond the grief, is the illness that took him away from the culture, and the fact that this factor is not mentioned here by many of you…
We are, each and every one of us, physically different in one way or another, but we have all shared similar tools in our form of expression in this culture; namely the spray-can.
We already lost Iz The Wiz, who said at some point that he would have easily given back all that he had done for his health, but we still, many of us, carry on painting without adequate protection, and even giving our names to different colours in the palette of spray-paint cans; sadly true for our latest loss…
We each have a different reaction to whatever we choose to use or abuse in our lives, and we each have a different level of physical resistance to those substances. I started developing a sensitivity to spray paint in ‘97, after thirteen years of using it, often WITH a mask as well.
I am sorry to hear of the loss of another member of our very diverse culture, but I would also like to hear more debate regarding the long term effects that spray -paint can have on our health, and how little has been done by spray-paint manufacturers to make it any less toxic than it has been for all these years…
MAYBE Sigi’s cancer was totally unrelated to spray-paint, maybe I’m totally going off on the wrong tangent here, but I sincerely do not think that the toxins in every spray-can have no effect on weakening our general health in one way or another.
Rest In Peace, Sigi…

[LA-TRUITE]

Merde 
Il aura laisser sa trace sur terre pour plusieurs années encore.

R.e.p

[Top Gun]

C'étais vraiment un maitre de style ...

Mode 2 says:
March 7, 2010 at 5:42 pm
I can’t say I was a BIG fan of his style or his taste in music, but I DID hang out and paint with him in summer ‘91, then again in ‘95 in Ancona, Italy. He was a laid back and very nice guy, and for that alone he will be missed by those he was dear to.
What concerns me also here though, beyond the grief, is the illness that took him away from the culture, and the fact that this factor is not mentioned here by many of you…
We are, each and every one of us, physically different in one way or another, but we have all shared similar tools in our form of expression in this culture; namely the spray-can.
We already lost Iz The Wiz, who said at some point that he would have easily given back all that he had done for his health, but we still, many of us, carry on painting without adequate protection, and even giving our names to different colours in the palette of spray-paint cans; sadly true for our latest loss…
We each have a different reaction to whatever we choose to use or abuse in our lives, and we each have a different level of physical resistance to those substances. I started developing a sensitivity to spray paint in ‘97, after thirteen years of using it, often WITH a mask as well.
I am sorry to hear of the loss of another member of our very diverse culture, but I would also like to hear more debate regarding the long term effects that spray -paint can have on our health, and how little has been done by spray-paint manufacturers to make it any less toxic than it has been for all these years…
MAYBE Sigi’s cancer was totally unrelated to spray-paint, maybe I’m totally going off on the wrong tangent here, but I sincerely do not think that the toxins in every spray-can have no effect on weakening our general health in one way or another.
Rest In Peace, Sigi…

Comme dit Mode on choisit tous de peindre avec des sprays, à nous d'assumer.

[weeman93]

Dare, un grand, avec son style unique...R.I.P