Maxi-format by TIMER 1

An original work by Timer representative of his style from the New York school.
Its very tangled letters, constitute like a puzzle and create an abstraction of letters.
Timer uses a technique that he has mastered perfectly for the decoration of letters. These are the lightning and splash effects that he has developed and that he particularly appreciates. His work is also very recognizable for this.

With its blue tones perfectly highlighted by the perspective of the light green letters, this work offers a tireless exploration to the eye and the emotions to immerse oneself in the interweaving of letters and other effects that are always similar but never identical.

Ultimately, it is a very complete and complex work by the artist Timer that we are offering you exclusively at an extremely competitive price.

If you see some kind of creases on the painting in the photos, don't worry, this is because for space reasons the canvas is stored rolled up. The creases disappear once the canvas is mounted on a wooden frame.

Dimensions: 460 x 150 x 4.5 cm

Anti-UV satin varnish finish

Timer began graffiti in 1989 in Geneva. He began with authorized colorful frescoes on the walls of his school.

In 1992, he moved to the United States, to San Diego, where he carried out several commercial projects, while continuing to paint illegally in the street.

In 1999, he moved to New York in a Brooklyn neighborhood. For over a year, he painted with artists recognized in the world of graffiti. Timer developed his practice mainly influenced by "New York style" graffiti. In 2001, he left this city to settle in Miami where he continued his mandates and his illegal activity.

He returned to Geneva in 2002 and took part in various exhibitions with the EDK collective while keeping a job alongside art. In 2013, Timer devoted himself full-time to painting and moved to Bangkok.

After more than 27 years of graffiti across Europe, Asia and America, Timer exhibits in galleries while continuing to actively paint in the street.