Dr REVOLT rtw & QUIK

Dr. Revolt, born in New York, emerged as a prominent figure in the graffiti scene in the early 1980s. His work is characterized by bold lettering, dynamic compositions, and a comic-book-style aesthetic, often incorporating characters and vibrant colors. He was a member of the group The Rolling Thunder Writers (RTW) and gained recognition for his contributions to the film *Wild Style* and the book *Spraycan Art*. His career spans decades, from subway cars to galleries and commercial projects, and continues to influence urban art. Quik, also from New York, is another graffiti artist. Known for his intricate and colorful pieces, often featuring self-portraits and narrative elements, he has developed a style that blends traditional graffiti with fine art sensibilities. Quik’s work has been exhibited internationally, and he is recognized for his transition from illegal street bombing to a respected gallery artist, contributing to the legitimization of graffiti as an art form. Both artists have maintained active careers, participating in exhibitions and projects around the world, and their individual works are sought after by collectors interested in the origins and evolution of street art.