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A fine mural has been made in Bordeaux last month by a French stencil crew and a Mexican Urban Calligraphy artist. This work creates a relationship between geometry and text as a poetic knowledge.
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Our friend Said Dokins started a European Tour! Here you can find some photos of the European tour in places such as IBUG Festival, in Limbach (Germany) with the work “The Hidden Text”, Oberfrona and at OpenSpaceGallery
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Said Dokins has shared with us a mural that contributes in honoring women’s social struggle. Said made this wall in the city of Coachella, California, for the “Coachella Walls” Festival, with the support of Med Sobio (33 Third Media) & Date Farmers.
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Said Dokins has been busy lately along with his last collaboration with Monkey Bird collective for the Festival Street Art Evry Centre Essonne in Paris, France.
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Here is the last collaboration of Said Dokins with Edouard Egea from Monkey Bird crew (Fr) in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. The wall is contains twisting symbolic orders of political enunciation.
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Said has made some new walls in London and Hoxton Gallery Exhibition with friends, Mazatl, Fusca and Ácaro. It’s part of the “Year of Mexico in the United Kingdom” and the “Year of the United Kingdom in Mexico” in 2015 to promote better understanding between our societies.
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Said Dokins is a Mexico based artist who uses multiple art forms to project art in the city. His recent travels have brought to light some fine new artworks. He has kindly shared them with this community. The orientation of his work is directed at society’s reflection on its own history,
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