We are a young artist collective from Bosnia and Herzegovina called HAD (Hamo, Anel, Dama). A grain tank has been our first workplace for months. From the first moment we met, we wanted to show what you get when a painter, an architect and a street artist work together. On August 9, our first exhibition titled WALLS was open and it also reopened a forgotten factory in Visoko.
We have transformed 5.000 square meters of an abandoned factory into a gallery of street art. Seeing that we are such a diverse art collective, we have chosen a technique that works for all of us. We created artworks by deconstructing the structure of the walls. The final number of large scale artworks in the WALLS exhibition was 15.
Revolutionary and selfless artistic expression, though distant from vandalism, possesses a dose of rage in it, the need for stealth and desire for change. We draw inspiration from the forgotten things, from our own silence, surrealism, past and melancholy, turning it into representations of human figures and portraits. By deconstruction, we want to create a new life on each wall and walk away from it. Our vision is the only thing they bring home along with them.
Iustitia, 510x310x10 cm wallcut
Judgement, 280x160x10 cm wallcut
Psycho, 350x250x10 cm wallcut
Innocence, 280x110x10 cm wallcut
Serenity, 330x250x10 cm wallcut
Simple Mind, 270x180x10cm wallcut
Oblivion, 200x200x10 cm wallcut
Smile, 200x200x10cm wallcut
The Artist, 260x130x10 cm wallcut
The Awaiter, 310x210x10 cm wallcut
The Black Tear, 400x220x10 cm wallcut
The Lens, 700x300x10 cm wallcut
The Passanger, 400x200x10 cm wallcut
Born to Die, 480x240x10 cm wallcut
