Montana LOOKBOOK #08 / 2023
MontanaCans LOOKBOOK 2023 Issue #8 It's that time again to welcome the release of the Montana Cans Lookbook 2023 edition #8. There is no rewind button on life, making it all the more important to reflect on the year that was, and the things that happened during that period. The Montana-Cans Lookbook does just that and reflects on some of the highlights from the year prior. A moment to reflect on those things that may not have received as much shine as they deserved while being "in the moment". www.montana-cans.blog
MontanaCans LOOKBOOK 2023 Issue #8
It's that time again to welcome the release of the Montana Cans Lookbook 2023 edition #8. There is no rewind button on life, making it all the more important to reflect on the year that was, and the things that happened during that period. The Montana-Cans Lookbook does just that and reflects on some of the highlights from the year prior. A moment to reflect on those things that may not have received as much shine as they deserved while being "in the moment".
www.montana-cans.blog
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In a world being separated ever more every day by the<br />
notion of the haves and the have not’s, artists like Pablo<br />
Allison play a strong role in the shaping of social<br />
opinions regarding the topic of migration. With one<br />
The reaction from a non-graffiti<br />
audience has gone beyond my<br />
expectations. People are more<br />
aware of graffiti as an agent for<br />
change. The general public has<br />
slightly shifted its perception on<br />
this art form, whether that be a<br />
good or a bad thing I don’t know.<br />
hand on the nozzle of a spray can and the other on the<br />
trigger of his camera, Allison’s work is bound to have<br />
more social relevance as the knowledge of its existence<br />
grows. We look forward to seeing which countries it<br />
takes him to next and pray that he always manages to<br />
return home safely.<br />
↓ Man and nature. In<br />
Mexico the two merge<br />
in a unique way in<br />
the absence of abundance.<br />
↗ “DEMOCRACY”. Depicted<br />
in a light here<br />
that is probably closest<br />
to its actual<br />
state of reality.<br />
→ Allison showing he<br />
definitely comes from<br />
a graffiti background<br />
where hand style still<br />
has its place.<br />
Artist in focus/Interview Pablo Allison<br />
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