SARBO
Ben Eine started writing back in the early 90’s. His piece for the show features his S throw up. During the 90’s his tag could be seen across London.
In the 2000’s Eine took the concept of letters mainstream with his now iconic circus font.
Regarded as one of the most influential graffiti writers and street artists of the last few decades, one of Eine's pieces now hangs in the Whitehouse after David Cameron gifted a newly sworn in Barack Obama one of his original pieces.
He is one of the few people to make the transition to street art successfully whilst remaining hugely respected in the scene.
Printed on 312gsm smooth fine art production paper in A5 size (148mm x 210mm)
Ben Eine started writing back in the early 90’s. His piece for the show features his S throw up. During the 90’s his tag could be seen across London.
In the 2000’s Eine took the concept of letters mainstream with his now iconic circus font.
Regarded as one of the most influential graffiti writers and street artists of the last few decades, one of Eine's pieces now hangs in the Whitehouse after David Cameron gifted a newly sworn in Barack Obama one of his original pieces.
He is one of the few people to make the transition to street art successfully whilst remaining hugely respected in the scene.
Printed on 312gsm smooth fine art production paper in A5 size (148mm x 210mm)
Ben Eine started writing back in the early 90’s. His piece for the show features his S throw up. During the 90’s his tag could be seen across London.
In the 2000’s Eine took the concept of letters mainstream with his now iconic circus font.
Regarded as one of the most influential graffiti writers and street artists of the last few decades, one of Eine's pieces now hangs in the Whitehouse after David Cameron gifted a newly sworn in Barack Obama one of his original pieces.
He is one of the few people to make the transition to street art successfully whilst remaining hugely respected in the scene.
Printed on 312gsm smooth fine art production paper in A5 size (148mm x 210mm)
