citylikeyou — Garey And 2nd — Los Angeles by Ivan Bernal

Street art at it’s best. This area shows some of the best graffiti art I’ve seen. Entire buildings cover with intricate imagery. that gain new depth through the layering of different artists.

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Garey And 2nd, 115-199 S Garey St, Los Angeles, United States

Architect Designer

Current city: Los Angeles

ivanbernal.com

Ivan Bernal is a Colombian born architect and designer.He received his Masters Degree from SCI-Arc with honors and the recognition of “Best Thesis” 2011. He has worked in all scales and levels in the architecture profession. From installations to Master plans. He is committed to the experimentation of the built form and pushing the limits of the field. Making those who accept standardization uncomfortable his work deals with the relationship among form, culture and the social impact of the built environment. Not limited to the conventional architectural media, he explores different techniques such as animations, mix-media models and photo manipulation to express his ideas.

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