Clinton Bopp is an artist who maintains the tradition of culture of his community by stamping it on different murals in a city like Los Angeles. It is these murals that are capable of harboring traditions of African American or Latino communities.
Since 2013, there are many streets that support this tradition and are capable of being places through which visit other human consciousness and experiences. Bopp is one of those artists who keep that movement very much alive in which the culture of a community is reflected in graffiti and murals.
A street artist, different from this other, who is based on the vibrancy of its colors and that achieves that the symbolism of different communities coexist calmly without violating each other.
Bopp combines different skills as they are its ease to communicate and tell stories, like all that great color that underlies his works of urban art. He always tries to send a message in each of the murals he has worked on on the streets of Los Angeles.
A creative mind since childhood in which I did not stop drawing and creating. A constant action with which to communicate and which he cultivated to improve, as well as allowing him to express everything that passed through his restless mind.
An artist from New Zealand and that he brought his culture with him to paint on the walls of East Los Angeles. Murals in continuous movement and transformation in which it is difficult to leave a perpetual legacy. An ephemeral art linked to constant change.
Una city where a great variety of cultures emerge and people who are capable of showing the best of those "worlds" from which they come. One of Bopp's thoughts is that when one paints a mural, it is important to think about the community where it is going to be "painted."
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