Phnom Penh

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Cambodia Urban Art

Simon Lazarus

<div><em>4th edition of CAMBODIA URBAN ART (Street Art Festival in Phnom Penh)<br><br></em>We were glad to welcome Simon Lazarus 84 (<a href="https://www.instagram.com/simonlazarus84">@simonlazarus84</a>), a french visual artist, to come and paint an abstract piece at Mansion FCC. His bicolor work is a meeting between a pixelated digital aesthetic and a reinterpretation of Khmer calligraphy and graffiti style.<br><br>Mixing graphic design and pixel aesthetics&nbsp; with his graffiti practice, Simon’s work ranges from video mapping to murals and digital sculpture. He loves to experiment with different surfaces and technologies while being fascinated by the world of Fab Labs and digital fabrication, thus being able to amaze the beholder with the somehow perplexing and complex universe he created with his works.<br><br>Check his work here: <a href="http://www.simonlazarus84.com/">http://www.simonlazarus84.com/</a>&nbsp;</div><div><br><em>Follow us on social media - </em>FB: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Cambodiaurbanart/"><strong>Cambodia Urban Art</strong></a><strong> - </strong>IG: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/cambodia_urban_art"><strong>@cambodia_urban_art</strong></a><strong> - </strong>Photos : © Roman Deroubaix (@roman.aldrx)<br><br></div><div><br></div>

Simon Lazarus @ The Mansion (Cambodia Urban Art 4th Edition)

Williann

<div>for Cambodia Urban Art Festival – Phnom Penh (Cambodia)<br><br>During the Cambodia Urban Art Festival I met the artist Le Funky. Our two cartoon styles inspired us and we wanted to collaborate. This large wall in a small street of Phnom Penh presented itself to us and we associated our two styles in a mixture between The Creation of Adam and a merciless battle between the garbage of the street and the Khmer tradition represented by Apsara, the Naga snake, the elephant and the Durian, a famous exotic and smelly fruit.<br>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>&nbsp;Lors du Cambodia Urban Art Festival j’ai fait la connaissance de l’artiste Le Funky. Nos deux styles cartoons nous ont inspiré et nous souhaitions faire une collaboration. Ce grand mur dans une petite rue de Phnom Penh s’est présenté à nous et nous avons associé nos deux styles dans un mélange entre <em>La Création d’Adam</em> et d’une bataille impitoyable entre les ordures de la rue et la tradition khmere représentée par l’Apsara, le serpent Naga et l’éléphant ainsi que du Durian, célèbre fruit exotique et malodorant.&nbsp;</div>

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