 San Francisco Interview with Horfee by Charlotte Jansen
London, Mar. 2013: Known as Paris' most prolific graf artist,
you'll find it hard to walk a street in the French capital where
Horfee hasn't been. And all the better for his insane,
pyschotropic paintings and drawings on walls and paper, with
their talismanic energy. His works live and breathe
independently; they are fizzing with the kinetic enthusiasm
Horfee evidently has for making art. One of many reasons that he
has received such a great positive reaction, especially among
his fellow illegal painting peers. In a week Horfee opens his
first solo exhibition in London with help from Topsafe. I want
to go give him a high five.  Charlotte Jansen: What’s gonna to
be in the London show?  Horfee: Well, I guess it's gonna be big
subjects on wood and big compositions with details. I tried to
make what I could in this show to work in good conditions (it
doesn't make the work look good all the time, but it’s good to
have everything you need when you have a cle