Acrylic on canvas
80x80 cm
Wild and free, according to myth, Pegasus was born from the blood spilled when Perseus cut off Medusa's head and he is initially ridden by Zeus to carry the thunderbolts to Olympus.
KRASER, Pegasus
Kraser is among the most established and beloved exponents of contemporary street art, thanks to his ability to harmoniously combine elements of classical art with urban visual languages. Both murals and studio works transcend stylistic boundaries and take us on a journey through time. With his unique style, he stands out within an ever-changing art scene, redefining the visual language of street art and gaining prominence both nationally and internationally.
His style is influenced by various art movements, such as classical painting, surrealism, and abstraction. Kraser draws inspiration from contemporary society and the dreamlike universe, elements that give his works a dreamlike and surreal character. His creations are designed to arouse emotions, leaving room for personal interpretation by the viewer. A distinctive feature of his work is the recurring presence of lettering and graffiti used as a visual language that runs through much of his artistic production.
After completing his studies at the art school in Murcia, Spain, he moved to Milan where he currently resides. Throughout his career, Kraser has participated in numerous art exhibitions, contemporary art fairs and his works have been published in numerous books and magazines. He has personally supervised the organization of several street art festivals.
