His artworks are dark and can be described as punk-ish and 80s-inspired.

His murals, observing human relations loaded with emotional baggage and intertwined with satire, have in recent years been lending a cartoony look to the streets of São Paulo (and many others). Using symbols taken from the imagination of children – hearts, musical notes, balloons, birds – Alex adds „color“ to his art which is markedly colorless.

Colorblind, Senna continuously used one color in his drawings and sketchbooks, which later reached the city walls, marking the urban setting with a simple and clear emotional visual flavor.
By transposing his sketches to city walls around the globe he ignites urban settings with feelings of love and happiness by exposing his viewers to the intimate lives of his characters. The art’s resonating black and white tones make his messages come across simple, clear, and straight from the heart.

They participated in numerous festivals in Bulgaria and around the world where they had the chance to make a lot of new friends, learn new techniques and come back home charged with positive energy and motivation for the thing that they love.

Today graffiti plays a big role in their lives and is also part of their professional work, which they share with the people of their studio Four Plus.

Klara Schoell’s paintings are inspired by drawings, collages and short texts that she creates like a diary. The images are created intuitively. The canvas is first edited with gestures. It’s about color compositions that create a painting ground, on the basis of which a concrete pictorial motif then develops. This is followed by a conscious decision as to which moments are preserved and which are destroyed.

Only during this process does the artist commit to a pictorial motif. This creates a field of tension between impulsiveness and rationality, between abstraction and the figurative.

2019

• Meeting of Styles Antwerp

• Mural ‚Listen to your momma, darling‘, Napoleon Destanbergstraat, Ghent

• Tour Elentrik, Treepack, Bredene

• Mural for Loures Arte Publica, Street Art Festival, Portugal

• Collaboration with Dead Artist Society for T-shirt line designs, Antwerp

2018

• Mural ‚The Morrigan‘ for Vagevuur, Lokeren

• Multiple Murals for Emirati Coffee Roastery, Dubai

• Tour Elentrik, Treepack, Brasschaat

• Street Art WKND, The Truth Is On The Street, Art Gallery De Wael 15, Antwerp

His murals, observing human relations loaded with emotional baggage and intertwined with satire, have in recent years been lending a cartoony look to the streets of São Paulo (and many others). Using symbols taken from the imagination of children – hearts, musical notes, balloons, birds – Alex adds „color“ to his art which is markedly colorless.

Colorblind, Senna continuously used one color in his drawings and sketchbooks, which later reached the city walls, marking the urban setting with a simple and clear emotional visual flavor.
By transposing his sketches to city walls around the globe he ignites urban settings with feelings of love and happiness by exposing his viewers to the intimate lives of his characters. The art’s resonating black and white tones make his messages come across simple, clear, and straight from the heart.

This duality is relfected in his style, and particularly in his skillful use of light and colour. Combining the more fine aspects of illustrative and painterly work with the roughness of graffiti and street art.

His artwork is best described as colourful and psychedelic, exploring one’s journey through life from an unusual perspective.