Maxi-format by TIMER 1

An original work by Timer representative of his style from the New York school.
His letters are very intertwined, like a puzzle and create an abstraction of the letters.
Timer uses a technique he masters perfectly for the decoration of the letters. These are the lightning and splashing effects he has developed and which he particularly enjoys. His work is also very recognizable by this.

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

In short, this is a very complete and complex work by the artist Timer that we offer you exclusively at an extremely competitive price.

If you see some kind of folds on the painting in the photos, don't be worried, this is due to the fact that for reasons of space the canvas is stored rolled up. The folds disappear once the canvas is mounted on a wooden frame.

Dimensions: 460 x 150 x 4.5 cm

Anti-UV satin varnish finish

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

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

In 1999, he migrated to New York in a Brooklyn neighborhood. During more than a year, he paints with artists recognized in the world of graffiti. Timer develops his practice mainly influenced by the "New-York style" graffiti. In 2001, he leaves this city to settle in Miami where he continues 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 work alongside art. In 2013, Timer devotes himself full time to painting and leaves to live in Bangkok.

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