Posted by marc April 12, 2016
While he's much more than the parts that make up his identity, mix Lisa Frank, Trapper Keeper art, and some hallucenagenic materials, and you've got a good idea of where Mikael B. is coming from. Combining hard, geometric shapes with ethereal whisps and smears, with a bit of typography thrown into the mix, his murals, paintings, and prints are certainly a trip. If you'd like to see his work in person, hit up the REN Gallery in LA from this Saturday, April 16 though May 8, for his solo show, titled Dream State.
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