There are some massive wide open rooms in the car park, along with others that stretch the entire complex, but this is probably the smallest of the lot. Nested about the Lava Pit, this small enclosed section, may have the least amount of space, but it makes up for it through its selective criteria. Melbourne…
Mini burners are becoming more and more popular around Melbourne over the last year and the rooftop of the complex is the prefect place to showcase that. Some people wouldn’t rate these due to their size, I disagree, graffiti is sometimes never about size or scale, but rather what you do with those letters instead,…
No wall has been left untouched here and the least likely, are most definitely some of the best. This driveway upstairs not only further emphasis’ the high quality that is going up here, but it also shows a connected rarity in it’s length and community within the Melbourne’s scene. Where else are you going to find a…
If The Rose Street Car Park is all about jumbling up all of Melbourne’s letter styles, this long stretch could be the most unique in it’s presentation. Style’s rough and composed extremely highlighted piece, sits next to fellow CKA Crew member Stops’ fat and fresh chunkiness. Go further up a level and you’ll find an…
The Red (or Lava) Room is another example of a bunch of styles, colours and characters being thrown together to create a wall to wall visual dissection. Despite it’s red hot theme, a secondary mix of purple really breaks everything down to the point where, I think without it, the entire space would be similar…
There’s just so much to show in this space that I figured I would present them over the next week, dividing them room by room in due course. Room by room you ask? Well, the space is divided into about 5-7 rooms, each with its own colour code and more often than not, crews and…
We should probably start things off by presenting the biggest piece in the whole space, Dvate’s Mudlark. An artist who isn’t afraid to paint the intricate natural textures and one of a kind patterns of an animal is pretty hard to find in Melbourne’s outdoor art culture these days, but Dvate has proven more then…
A few months ago, a car park in the middle of Fitzroy was starting to get emptied out to an a presumable crumble. Walking passed it a handful of times, I thought it was another case of high-rise apartments with the usual cafe and all around same ol’ same ol’ affair. But as June ticked…
This has been a long time coming, but I’m glad to say, we’re finally here (almost). For those seeing this for the first time, The Seasons of Change series of gallery shows pop-up at Revolver each seasonal change every 3 months, it has featured some of Melbourne’s best graffiti crews and artists, consisting of names…
For those paying attention, Melbourne has been overloaded with a ton of portrait like artwork on its streets over the past 18 months or so, with a number of artists pushing a variety of styles and walls to their visual limits. While some of it is simply amazing, you can’t help but get a bit…
Blends – H20e Fitzroy
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