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Charlie Giglia

Train Bombing

1991

Marker sur papier

21 × 29.7 cm

Unique

Location: Paris, France

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About the artwork

This composition,dated 1991,features a stylized rendering of the word "SAR" in a classic graffiti "wildstyle" format. The letters are outlined in black and filled with a combination of light pink,light green with dark green polka dots,and a central light blue stripe. The background elements include a green cloud-like shape at the top and white cloud-like shapes at the bottom. Additional graphical elements include a red cluster of circles on the upper left and a dark green,black,and red abstract shape on the upper right,which contains the inscription "* TMB * 1991/*". The lower section includes a purple tag,"SAR tmb",and the phrase ""TRAIN" -> "BOMBING 1991"" with a small blue train icon. The overall aesthetic is characteristic of early 1990s graffiti art,emphasizing bold lettering,vibrant colors,and intricate fills.

Expert opinion

This work provides a direct insight into the stylistic evolution of graffiti art during a formative period. As a preparatory sketch or "blackbook" entry,it documents the creative process and specific aesthetic choices of an artist active in the street art movement. The presence of the artist's tag and a date offers contextual information. In the art market,such pieces are valued for their authenticity and their contribution to the historical record of urban art.

About the artist

Charlie Giglia, known by various aliases including SAR, VIKING, SZAR, and SARCASTIC 109, is an American artist associated with the street art movement. His career developed within the context of graffiti culture, where he became affiliated with prominent crews such as TMB, MOD, TOP, FAL, and RI. Giglia's practice often involves the reappropriation of public and commercial surfaces, transforming them into canvases for his distinctive lettering and graphic style. His work frequently explores themes of identity, urban landscape, and the ephemeral nature of street art. Through his various monikers, Giglia has established a presence in both underground and more formalized art contexts. His output includes murals, canvas works, and smaller-scale pieces on found objects or commercial labels, reflecting a consistent engagement with the materials and aesthetics of his origins.

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Signed Dated 3x

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