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Hi, my name is Evgeny Ches, I’m a graffiti and contemporary artist from Moscow, Russia. I call the technique that I use Cellograffiti, it’s basically painting on the plastic wrap instead of walls or other places.
Here are some paintings that I did of the animals in the forest, I hope you’ll like them!
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Milda Balciute 7 years ago
Beautiful. Do you take them down after? I'd imagine it's safer for the animals if they're not kept there.
Marion Friedl 7 years ago
He sure took them down afterwards, simply wanted the forest as background!!!
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Karin Morris 7 years ago
I don't understand the plastic medium. What do you do with them once you are done? You can't move them and hopefully you don't leave them up
Kahlo Smith 7 years ago
He's confirmed in interviews that he removes them.
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Ann Jeppesen 7 years ago
You're very talented and to those giving the artist a hard time. No artist would just leave the plastic wrap hanging in the forest. I'm positive it's just for a great photo and then he'll take it down.
DM Andy 7 years ago
Yeah, not sure he thought this through..... at all.... at least give some assurance you're not just leaving hundreds of foot of plastic in the forest.
Kahlo Smith 7 years ago
He isn't. The paintings are his way of bringing street art into nature, but he takes them down when he finishes them. It's just for the statement and the cool pictures. He did think it through.
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Victor Calamity 7 years ago
I've heard that certain artists believe that art is meant to be transitory--that we are to appreciate it in the brief time that it exists. Some see it as a metaphor for life. There are many examples, such as Christo, or anyone who makes sand sculptures, sidewalk chalk, etc.
Stannous Flouride 6 years ago
I call that 4-D art. Assuming that time is the fourth dimension, the only way we perceive it is through memory. So any art created to be temporary and then only recorded as an experience is 4-D. Recording it in photos or other medium is not the same. It's a representation of the creation but not the same as the actual experience.
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Claire Craske 7 years ago
HE TAKES THEM DOWN. Will you folks finish reading before righteousing?
Susan Riley 7 years ago
My one question is this . . . how in the name of all things holy did you get that much plastic wrap 'straightened out' like that without going absolutely mad in the process?
N G 7 years ago
It's commercial pallet wrap, it's thicker and easier to use that the domestic cling film
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Romane Rose 7 years ago
Hey, I haven't been trying to use as little plastic wrap as possible, just so an artist could use a freaking lot of it and not giving a damn about the ecology. This art is beautiful, but come on, people will have to live on this planet after us
Katharine Margaret Pedelty 7 years ago
Looks great!! But, stringing up plastic? In the forest? Honestly.
sagefish 7 years ago
have you read any of the other comments? in the comment section? honestly.
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Magpie 7 years ago
I do respect your excellent artwork. But what happens to the plastic wrap after ? It is sooo toxic . Animals eat it, it gets stuck in their digestive system and does NOT pass. Then they die of starvation with full bellies. 2 : the wrap can break up in to small bits and get washed down into rivers ( a big problem ) Or get washed down to the ocean another BIG problem. We actually don't know how the chemicals in these materials are effecting wild life , both on land and in water. .....just please tell me you take it all home again with you. ... Please.
Kahlo Smith 7 years ago
He totally removes it all, you can google the project for affirmation: "Ches tells HuffPost that he removes everything once the project is complete, leaving the scene just as he found it."
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Darren Shalla 7 years ago
I just love them all but the raptor is my fave. Would be so cool if you could get the plastic wrap to be less wrinkled to have the actual forest come through more. You should try bringing giant plaxi glass or something to have the pure forest background. That would be awesome.
Marion Friedl 7 years ago
WOW this is awsome, I don´t think the artist leaves the plastic wraps in the forest, he uses the forest as background and probably later exposes the artworks in a hall or on walls, simply did this to get these beautiful photos!!!
Vicki Grant 6 years ago
I was wondering if saran wrap can be used in a collage and glazed/glued on with medium and I stumbled across Mr. Ches's art... any answers to my questions?
Vicki Grant 6 years ago
I was wondering if I could use saran wrap in a collage and glue it to the canvas with medium when I stumbled across this work...any answers?
Rosalind Sng 6 years ago
Talented art work. So life like. Do hope you frame them up later.Art museum worthy.
Marcia J. Downing 6 years ago
Why can't you people just enjoy the beautiful art work and stop finding the negative in everything? He's just having a good time doing this. I'm so tired of b***h b***h b***h, all the negativity , why can't you people stop complaining!
Elizabeth Gruenwald 7 years ago
Evengy Che's You are a awesome artist if I was walking they look so believable I would run
Rosalie Cale 7 years ago
Goodness people!!!! I understand your ecology concerns. But did you bother to scroll thru the comments to see if that concern has already been mentioned and/or answered???? Well, it has. A few times. Go find it. The man has a gift. Will you at least give him that much credit without your opinion about the ecology?
Helge Steinmann 7 years ago
So, cellograf founders Astro, Greg & Kanos from France used to do that medium a long time earlier. The topics in this context is funny, but nevertheless, myself did that also. But hey, respect to Moscow ...
Kahlo Smith 7 years ago
From an article on Cellograffiti: "Since they are such unnatural exhibits, some might be concerned about their effects on the environment, but Ches tells HuffPost that he ***removes everything once the project is complete, leaving the scene just as he found it***". He isn't just leaving reams of plastic wrap in the woods.
Asonya Brown 7 years ago
Creative idea well executed! I particularly enjoy the "threatening encounters"!
Lynda Ketelboeter 7 years ago
i think these are great..... they'd be fun for target practice....
Amanda Martineau 7 years ago
I really hope he goes back to remove the plastic afterwards. Otherwise, this is majorly NOT COOL
Richard Shavender 6 years ago
I am a Artist, and I think it’s sick! Just another way of branching out with the artist talent. For all the tree hugging scaggs, pay no mind to them they will always be there!!!
Fredy Boese 6 years ago
That is excellent.I would be thrilled to see 'bear' in a forest I frequent. A pity too many treehuggers who have never actually been in a forest need to comment negatively....
Mark Szeman 7 years ago
Maybe ask the OP about it before making assumptions, how do you know if he leaves them there ? Does he say so ? Is there anything pointing towards this person littering the forrest ? Don't get me wrong, you make a valid point but making very strong judgmental statements without knowing the facts is not the way to intelligently "ask" this question.
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Milda Balciute 7 years ago
Beautiful. Do you take them down after? I'd imagine it's safer for the animals if they're not kept there.
Marion Friedl 7 years ago
He sure took them down afterwards, simply wanted the forest as background!!!
Load More Replies... Karin Morris 7 years ago
I don't understand the plastic medium. What do you do with them once you are done? You can't move them and hopefully you don't leave them up
Kahlo Smith 7 years ago
He's confirmed in interviews that he removes them.
Load More Replies... Ann Jeppesen 7 years ago
You're very talented and to those giving the artist a hard time. No artist would just leave the plastic wrap hanging in the forest. I'm positive it's just for a great photo and then he'll take it down.
DM Andy 7 years ago
Yeah, not sure he thought this through..... at all.... at least give some assurance you're not just leaving hundreds of foot of plastic in the forest.
Kahlo Smith 7 years ago
He isn't. The paintings are his way of bringing street art into nature, but he takes them down when he finishes them. It's just for the statement and the cool pictures. He did think it through.
Load More Replies... Victor Calamity 7 years ago
I've heard that certain artists believe that art is meant to be transitory--that we are to appreciate it in the brief time that it exists. Some see it as a metaphor for life. There are many examples, such as Christo, or anyone who makes sand sculptures, sidewalk chalk, etc.
Stannous Flouride 6 years ago
I call that 4-D art. Assuming that time is the fourth dimension, the only way we perceive it is through memory. So any art created to be temporary and then only recorded as an experience is 4-D. Recording it in photos or other medium is not the same. It's a representation of the creation but not the same as the actual experience.
Load More Replies... Claire Craske 7 years ago
HE TAKES THEM DOWN. Will you folks finish reading before righteousing?
Susan Riley 7 years ago
My one question is this . . . how in the name of all things holy did you get that much plastic wrap 'straightened out' like that without going absolutely mad in the process?
N G 7 years ago
It's commercial pallet wrap, it's thicker and easier to use that the domestic cling film
Load More Replies... Romane Rose 7 years ago
Hey, I haven't been trying to use as little plastic wrap as possible, just so an artist could use a freaking lot of it and not giving a damn about the ecology. This art is beautiful, but come on, people will have to live on this planet after us
Katharine Margaret Pedelty 7 years ago
Looks great!! But, stringing up plastic? In the forest? Honestly.
sagefish 7 years ago
have you read any of the other comments? in the comment section? honestly.
Load More Replies... Magpie 7 years ago
I do respect your excellent artwork. But what happens to the plastic wrap after ? It is sooo toxic . Animals eat it, it gets stuck in their digestive system and does NOT pass. Then they die of starvation with full bellies. 2 : the wrap can break up in to small bits and get washed down into rivers ( a big problem ) Or get washed down to the ocean another BIG problem. We actually don't know how the chemicals in these materials are effecting wild life , both on land and in water. .....just please tell me you take it all home again with you. ... Please.
Kahlo Smith 7 years ago
He totally removes it all, you can google the project for affirmation: "Ches tells HuffPost that he removes everything once the project is complete, leaving the scene just as he found it."
Load More Replies... Darren Shalla 7 years ago
I just love them all but the raptor is my fave. Would be so cool if you could get the plastic wrap to be less wrinkled to have the actual forest come through more. You should try bringing giant plaxi glass or something to have the pure forest background. That would be awesome.
Marion Friedl 7 years ago
WOW this is awsome, I don´t think the artist leaves the plastic wraps in the forest, he uses the forest as background and probably later exposes the artworks in a hall or on walls, simply did this to get these beautiful photos!!!
Vicki Grant 6 years ago
I was wondering if saran wrap can be used in a collage and glazed/glued on with medium and I stumbled across Mr. Ches's art... any answers to my questions?
Vicki Grant 6 years ago
I was wondering if I could use saran wrap in a collage and glue it to the canvas with medium when I stumbled across this work...any answers?
Rosalind Sng 6 years ago
Talented art work. So life like. Do hope you frame them up later.Art museum worthy.
Marcia J. Downing 6 years ago
Why can't you people just enjoy the beautiful art work and stop finding the negative in everything? He's just having a good time doing this. I'm so tired of b***h b***h b***h, all the negativity , why can't you people stop complaining!
Elizabeth Gruenwald 7 years ago
Evengy Che's You are a awesome artist if I was walking they look so believable I would run
Rosalie Cale 7 years ago
Goodness people!!!! I understand your ecology concerns. But did you bother to scroll thru the comments to see if that concern has already been mentioned and/or answered???? Well, it has. A few times. Go find it. The man has a gift. Will you at least give him that much credit without your opinion about the ecology?
Helge Steinmann 7 years ago
So, cellograf founders Astro, Greg & Kanos from France used to do that medium a long time earlier. The topics in this context is funny, but nevertheless, myself did that also. But hey, respect to Moscow ...
Kahlo Smith 7 years ago
From an article on Cellograffiti: "Since they are such unnatural exhibits, some might be concerned about their effects on the environment, but Ches tells HuffPost that he ***removes everything once the project is complete, leaving the scene just as he found it***". He isn't just leaving reams of plastic wrap in the woods.
Asonya Brown 7 years ago
Creative idea well executed! I particularly enjoy the "threatening encounters"!
Lynda Ketelboeter 7 years ago
i think these are great..... they'd be fun for target practice....
Amanda Martineau 7 years ago
I really hope he goes back to remove the plastic afterwards. Otherwise, this is majorly NOT COOL
Richard Shavender 6 years ago
I am a Artist, and I think it’s sick! Just another way of branching out with the artist talent. For all the tree hugging scaggs, pay no mind to them they will always be there!!!
Fredy Boese 6 years ago
That is excellent.I would be thrilled to see 'bear' in a forest I frequent. A pity too many treehuggers who have never actually been in a forest need to comment negatively....
Mark Szeman 7 years ago
Maybe ask the OP about it before making assumptions, how do you know if he leaves them there ? Does he say so ? Is there anything pointing towards this person littering the forrest ? Don't get me wrong, you make a valid point but making very strong judgmental statements without knowing the facts is not the way to intelligently "ask" this question.
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