Luthfi aka ‘The Killer Gerbil’. Most of us have read or came across his work. Be it on the streets, at festivals or even at events. We may have marveled at the pieces of arts, the way he ‘beautifies’ an abandoned place. But I’m sure not many have ever thought about the work involved.
On 13th Feb 2008, I was invited to spend a whole day with him during one of his assignments. It was amazing to have this opportunity to witness the whole process, hardwork and the fun involved rather than just admiring the art itself.
A friend did say this after he saw these photos,
‘the process and hardwork is part of the art bro. ~ sam aka fartsomeart’
http://www.thekillergerbil.com
Jimmy
Holga 120GN, Ilford XP2
first up, loading the 'ammo'..
starting up..
it's not merely spontaneous actions, thoughts were needed..
not an easy job with uneven surfaces..
he's still at it..
sometimes, friends do come for support.. on this day, they did.
... and he appreciates their support, let them have a little fun as well.
and now.. the magical finishing touches to the famous 'Killer Gerbil'
soon.. he'll have fans of all ages.
'yoz.' - The Killer Gerbil
farewell guys, thanks for the support.
lomo-love from Luthfi (The Killer Gerbil).
5 comments:
Great captures of the master @ work. Love the b&w contrast!
More more more!!
We want see more post, Jim!!
hey man, how are u been doing?
those are great B&W holga,
and whts with the farewell grafiti?
aha.. the 'farewell' was for a project he was working on. supposing a farewell party. :D
thanks for the comments. :d
... sorry for the late late replies hor.. dunno why. never received any notification.. lol. i'm so new to blogging. :D
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