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– AKTINA, Issue 2 

“There’s an inherent spatial separation between interior and exterior. But when a window opens, interior and exterior no longer apply. It’s impossible to tell where “within” ends and “without” begins…  A window allows for the possibility of an appearance.  A contrast between two scenes.  Reflections are key as they taint everything they touch, affecting our perception of any image. In the process of seeing, the viewer becomes an integral part of what they have just seen. It is now impossible to separate the two.

The viewer is the actor. My window views are my personages. (Rik De Boe)”.

– Short Bio

Onebran (born 1989) is an Athens based Visual Artist. Born and raised in Patras, Greece, he became involved with Graffiti writing since 2001. He graduated with a Graphic Design degree in Athens, where his studio is currently located.

Onebran creates in public space and not only, with his spontaneity always giving surfaces new life in a persistent search for new forms or elements. While focusing on large scale abstract murals, projects range from small paintings or comissioned artworks to installations or video animations.

Deeply influenced by contemporary culture and society’s everyday observation, his work deals with transformation and experimentation and has diverse applications. Daily life impacts on his creativity and emotions define everything he does.

→ onebran.gr
→ @onebran