Gomad

Unit 13

Hall of Fame, Sittard

Untitled

<div>The owner of the house gave up their wall when they heard we were looking for walls.<br>He wanted a mural with a message against racism.<br>When the artist was working on it, a lot of people stoppen and we're amazed of the strong message.<br>A perfect example of how art connects people.<br><br>Made for mArk some streetart festival June 2017</div>

We're all connected.

Marcus 'GOMAD' Debie

<div>Artist GOMAD used the passage to the Adwaita courtyard as a canvas for this unique mural. The namesake of the courtyard, the poet Adwaita, is the focal point. He is surrounded by flora and fauna, a nod to Brahmanism, an Indian philosophy from which Adwaita drew inspiration for his poems.</div><div><br></div><div>GOMAD held onto his unique style, in which eyes, plants, animals and organic colour forms play an important role, but also crawled into Adwaita's head. He delved into a text about the Hindu God Brahmâ, who, as the story goes, created a woman, with whom he himself fell in love. She tried to escape his lovestruck stares, but each time Brahmâ grew another head so he could keep looking at her.<br><br></div><div>GOMAD draws the viewer into the story with piercing eyes looking anxiously at the courtyard. What else is there to see?&nbsp; Come take a look for yourself. Once inside the courtyard, the portrait of J. Dèr Mouw (Adwaita) will<a >[LB1]</a>&nbsp; gaze upon you with a look of satisfaction.<br><br></div><div>This mural was created in March 2020 at a time when everything seemed to stand still.&nbsp; Homebound residents saw a work of art coming alive right in front of them.&nbsp; It has given a bright spot for the residents, a more beautiful entrance to the Adwaita courtyard and positive energy for the city.<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nI_5ONwUJxE">Making of video</a><br><br>Artist: GOMAD (Marcus Debie)&nbsp;</div><div>Location: Adwaita Courtyard</div><div>Date: March 2020</div><div>Made possible by: Residents Hof van Adwaita, Street Art Streets, WijDeventer, Municipality of Deventer, Wonen Boven Winkels</div>

Mural Adwaita

<div>For the Heating Factory and Green Industries in Tongeren (Belgium), GOMAD made a wall painting in its own style of a beautiful eye, hands and flames, completely in line with the core business of the company, selling luxury stoves.</div>

Maxumi.alpha

Karski and Beyond

Chas

Fish

mattez

<div>For the companies Vice Versa and Dome X in Heesch there is a mural of approximately 2,000 m2, 17m high x 116m long. Building wraping at its greatest!</div>

<div>Gomad ensures that these hands symbolize the craft of our manufacturing industry in our municipality.
<br>The shapes released by the upper hand are old crafts that have been symbolically given a new contemporary look. Almost abstract shapes, but always with a recognition from the past. So you see the grain in loose shapes, the leather, grolse mitt, etc.
<br>The bottom hand likes to catch these new forms. Lichtenvoorde does not stand still, but keeps moving.
<br>Sometimes we are contrary and we choose our own way (the "church window")</div>

<div>Made during the Writer's Block Jam 2021 in the old elephant enclosure of the former zoo.&nbsp;</div>

Decofiti

Vincent Huibers

<div>A tunnelmural, made underneath one of the busiest highways of the Netherlands.</div>

Connect

Faker

Machine

FleksOne

Sektie

Sapo

Nash

asmoe

AKUZER

<div>Result of a jam after Step In The Arena 2018.</div>

Step Out Of The Arena

Telmo Miel

Smate (Bart Smeets)

Klaas Lageweg

Dopie

Janisdeman

deeffeed

Mr.June

Studio Giftig

James Jetlag

<div>These old silo's used to be a factory and storage place for cattle food. Now they are an eye catcher at this festival ground. Today they serve as a canvas for artist at the Kings of Color Festival, more info at http://kingsofcolors.com/&nbsp;</div>

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