If walls were characters // Alice Pasquini’s street art  There’s
a charm to Alice Pasquini’s street art which evades the presence
of much portraiture. Their sketchiness, their urban canvas,
their subtle blended colouring, there’s a real vibe to them
which gives off something genuine in the faces of the subjects.
As with her other illustrations, these works have an atmosphere.
What adds so much to them though is the of the walls she chooses
to paint on. By creating her personalised and visually warming
pictures, she creates characters, and by urbanising them into a
street setting, she gives these characters a location, a home.
Character + setting = the two most engaging parts of any story.
representing human feelings and exploring different points of
view. I especially like to depict strong and independant women”
Aesthetically speaking there’s a story here. The characters she
creates are ones you can imagine in the setting they’re placed
in, and the initial charm’s enhanced as we’re able to delve and
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