Blight Society Shop
Blight Society uses a paypal payment system that will accept most major credit cards without the need for a paypal account. We ll also accept paypal payments, postal orders and personal cheques. Email info@blightsociety.co.uk for details. All items ship worldwide recorded post within 14 working days.
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Irony
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Irony’s early work simply aimed at taking out his youthful aggression in the streets sticking it to the man anyway he could, but he soon found the creative side of vandalism was much more rewarding. A destroyer turned creator he now aims to liberate a dull cityskape one ugly blank wall at a time.
A jack of all trades irony’s work is an amalgamation of stencil and freehand graffiti characters. Most notable are his beautiful paintings of weman and angels on gothic dresses and television creatures witch wile very pretty still have a strong anti authoritarian aire about them. Talk is cheap. Paint is expensive. - irony |
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Maya
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The darling of Cambridge’s street art scene Maya has a strong cult following among the local community and walking around the old streets it’s easy to see why. On Mill Road your never far away from one of her gorgeous works nestling in the brick work and archways of this old university city. "In the depths of night like a spider I paint
my intricate web of Maya. Fragile images briefly weeping from fissured
walls. In the sobriety of morning as I brush intricate cobwebs from my
bike some cunt obliterates my image tears and all." - Maya Press Cuttings: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 |
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Mr Vibe
| Mr. Vibe enjoys scribbling love hearts all over random objects in his home town of Cork. Canvases are his most recent fixation. His unique cute and cuddly style that he can apply to letters and characters alike translates well to this new format and his range of bizarre creature paintings work just as well on a living room wall as they do on the roof tops around Ireland. |
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Site
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For the inhabitants of the modern city scape urban exploration (UE) is the new frontier. From jeopardizing their personal safety climbing into crumbling asbestos filled asylums that closed in the 50’s to risking arrest by the authorities for trespassing in forgotten stations of the London underground, the urban explorers mission is simply to discover a new world in the forgotten and decaying parts of the old one. Site is one such explorer. His endless curiosity takes him from the top of building site cranes to the depths of central Europe’s Catacombs. Testament to his intrepid expeditions is his stunning photography all taken with expert composition and vivid color his photos of unseen skylines and forgotten worlds are as stunning as they are unique. Shop: Search for Site’s work |
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Ape Seven
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Apeseven grew up in 80’s Sydney, skating and exploring the industrial areas of the lower northern beaches and consequently being exposed to a variety of skateboard and street art.
This led to his own experimentation with street art; however it was not until his two years of living and working in London that he was exposed to a new caliber of urban artworks. Initially the artistic method of stenciling he found particularly appealing. Stenciling was an accessible way of expressing his thoughts and ideas onto the urban landscape. Many of Apeseven’s works are held in private collections in Europe, USA and in his native Australia. |
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BS Clothing
Sorry no information available at this time.Stagger
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"My work stems from a punk rock,
playing in bands, writing zines, being apart of a DIY ethic and creating your
own culture. I draw influence from the flyers of late seventies punk and early
eighties hardcore gigs. Also Skateboard graphics and B-movie horror posters
make an impact on my art and for me go hand in hand with the aesthetic of punk
rock." - Stagger |
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Sorry no information available at this time.Simon
Sorry no information available at this time.Hair Boy
Sorry no information available at this time.Ades
Sorry no information available at this time.Pahnl
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"When it
comes to art I’m a complete obsessive. I often create a piece of work and
then try to understand myself through it. I mean I do what I do for a
reason, right? Despite the fact art has consumed me, I would not have it
any other way.
I love simplicity, that’s where the beauty is.
My work plays with symbols and space, abusing them like a russian
government official abuses the law. My stuff is a subverted hash of the
deluge of comics, signage, photomontage and graphics I submerge myself in.
Ultimately though, I just want to make people smile when they didn’t
expect to." - Pahnl |
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