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From Tree to Tree

Stylin' Art. A family company that came into existence in 1940, and still creates their products with pride and joy. To illustrate what exactly is going on inside, we asked Gooze to design, paint, and eat croissants with us. As this has been a success in the past (you might remember him from the Satellite Jellyfish mural in Antwerp), we were very eager to start on this project.

The concept: the A to Z workflow of creating everyday-products with wood chips, starting by using leftovers from tree logs all the way to transporting and installing the end-product in your house featuring some of the workforce in the process. Of course, for every tree cut, a new one is planted.

BEFORE / AFTER? YES.

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About the artist

Gooze is a muralist, street artist and painter from Krasnodar in the south of Russia. He’s been in the field for more than 15 years and seems to have found the job of his dreams.
From a young age he has been drawing pretty much anything related to concept art and creatures of the unknown. With a strong feeling for fantasy realms and the use of a very rich and saturated colour palette, he creates the most illustrious artworks on any surface in a style that clearly originates from his days in the game industry (to be more specific: a concept and character designer). Other influences come from our great and beautiful world, where certain recognizable elements with hints of reptilian and amphibious animals are being thrown in the mix. Although his work is specific to certain aspects...
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

  • 75m x 9m concrete wall
  • Cleaned, primed, whitened and painted with water, acrylic paint and spray paint
  • 8 days of painting
  • More than 55 Belgian croissants eaten by the artist.

Location: Bijckhoevelaan 5, 2110 Wijnegem

A huge thanks goes out to the generous people of Stylin'art for receiving us with open arms and forklifts. Your coffee machine really saved us.
Another thanks to Mega-Mat (our paint supply guy) and Gerken Hoogwerkers for the lift.

​See you soon!



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