Considering my work in the real world
I found my old graphics and sketches from the time when I was strongly connected with the Punk subculture, which would be a perfect opportunity to talk about my art and how we tried to change the world. As I was the only person in the group of my friends, who can draw , I always been asked to draw or design posters or tattoos. Back in late 90’s were no internet, barely anyone had a PC at home so my inspiration was Punk music, people around me , Punk bands posters or cassette tape covers. I drew a Punk related poster and it was published in one of the Punk Zine, the magazine strictly addressed to the Punk subculture where all the important information about the gigs and new albums were posted.
Our message was simple, everything against Nazism, Racism, Fascism and the quote “No Future!” Related to everything: there is no future in education so I skipped school regularly. There is no future for the World ruled by Nazis etc. We were against the rules and Anarchy was the only solution. My art back then was aggressive, dark, with lots of alcohol in it. Luckily in 1999 in Poland drugs were not that popular and access to them was not easy, we drunk litres of a cheap wine instead what was constantly in my drawings. Posters shouted “No Future!” “No for Racism” “All different, all equal”
No one talked about LGBT, homosexuality or modern days problems. Communism in Poland ends in 1989, there were many different problems back then. Probably a message trough my art would look totally different. The only Punk band who tried to sang about homosexuality was Homomilita. The name of the band is mixed of two worlds “Homo” and “Milicja” (name for Police in Poland during the communism.)
Destroy Racism, but first in your head! |
Stupid Nazi! |
Stop Fascism |
●What influence could your project have in the real world?
●Will your project show a point of view or show something that might make people think differently?
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