The rise of street art style in bangkok.

Today we are going to talk about style of street art in Bangkok,So! Let's start!!

1.Graffiti style 

Mural painting executed by any of various techniques . street art is visible to everyone, everyday and are here to stay - as long as the old walls used as canvas are left standing.

Example : Saen Seap canal

You can find graffiti style works all along the walls on both sides of this canal. It sees a lot of human traffic as there is a ferry pier right at the bridge, and there is a small park on the opposite side of the river with more works.

2.Tag style

Tag is a type of street art. Its meaning is the signature or name of the individual. a quick spray cans or various pen. In Bangkok is a popular .

Examples: Chalerm La park

Chalerm La park is celebrating with paints his own name, a pseudonym based on a design, the various characters and striking-out tag a point that feels both negative and positive. In the negative, Netizens believe that paints a name in the place to which the public is bad. Also see the art that is sloppy. But in terms of the positive, it's about art Attractive design. That's people would think about it.

3.Wildstyle.

Wildstyle is a complicated and intricate form of graffiti. Due to its complexity, it is often very hard to read by people who are not familiar with it. The numerous layers and shapes make this style extremely difficult to produce homogeneously, which is why developing an original style in this field is seen as one of the greatest artistic challenges to a graffiti writer.

Example :Bukruk Festival

On Phaya Thai Road united 16 European and 11 Thai artists for a month of frenzy wall art in the very middle of Bangkok. The most striking pieces are painted on a series of abandoned buildings located on Phaya Thai Road, below Ratchatewi BTS station, just a hundred meters from the famous MBK shopping mall. Here again famous Thai artist Alex Face strikes back, with his 'rabbit falling from the roof' and a giant mutated fly by Yuree Kensaku, a hairy one eye monster by Pharuephon Mukdasanit, known as Mamafaka, next to a psychedelic dog by Thai artist P7. More murals can be seen along the nearby Saen Saeb canal, in Siam Square or on Rama 6 Road, past the famous Jim Thompson house. The whole thing is extraordinary and proves that Bangkok too contributes to the comtemporary art scene. 

Read more at: http://www.bangkok.com/magazine/street-art.htm?cid=ch:OTH:001


Art on the street is an art that we can see in public. But not the invasion of someone else's place.We call them that Street Art. Street Art is part of the environment around us as a message. Some of the artists to make a change in society are easy to understand. And this is the solution to the problem. In many places it becomes a landmark of the community.