Eduardo Kobra murals Micheal Jackson

I have shared a couple a few posts of the work by Eduardo Kobra a Brazilian Artists and I will now share another one of his pieces in NYC, if you missed my other posts on his work here they are
Einstein Loves NYC
The 27 club
911 Fire Fighter Memorial
Einstein on a bike

And this piece is another one featuring Micheal Jackson

And tagging Hive account@enginewitty at his request

And at the request of someone else who I forget who it was at the moment I will do a second post today showing the other side of ASrt or Graffiti i the city

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This one of Kobras Murla is on 1st Ave and 11th Street in the east Village and is another stunning Mural again with his trademark vibrant colors and checkerboard patterns.

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Zooming in a little closer you see some of the detail of the two portions of Micheal Jackson when he was young witht he Jackson Five and as he was older.

Doesn't this art transform what is perhaps a dull building that would not stand out into such an interesting corner in the city

I found this information on him on Wikipedia

Eduardo Kobra (born January 1, 1976) is a Brazilian street artist. He is notable for painting murals, usually depicting portraits with a technique of repeating squares and triangles. Kobra utilizes bright colors and bold lines while staying true to a kaleidoscope theme throughout his art

Kobra became known for the Wall of Memories project in the city of São Paulo in 2007, where he portrayed old scenes of the city. In the state capital, several Brazilian cities have their works. It also has works in other countries, such as England, France, United States, Russia, Greece, Italy, Sweden and Poland.

In 1995, he founded the Studio Kobra, specialized in artistic panels, where he counts on a team of twelve artists.

In 2011, he was awarded the Sarasota Chalk Festival, the largest 3D art event in the world.

I am glad he came to NYC last year and did all these new murals, I have a few more of his work to track down in NYC to see and get photos of to share.