Travel through street art Then the filmmaker thought he could become an artist too
This documentary was made by Banksy’s production company about the French documentary filmmaker and artist Thierry Guetta who moved to Los Angeles and started covering street artists such as Shepard Fairey who became famous for his Andre the Giant artwork which became the Obey brand. Of course he eventually hooked up with Banksy which was why the film was made.<br /><br />It’s interesting to see the artists put up their work largely at night so that they didn’t get caught by the cops. There are even some harrowing stories like when Thierry and Banksy went to Los Angele’s Disneyland to put up an inflatable dummy that represented prisoners at Guantanamo Bay and Thierry got caught by security.<br /><br />It also covers the eventually commercialization of street art and how it became a huge business for auctions and art houses.<br /><br />Finally, Thierry got into the art world himself being inspired by all the people that he saw. His problem was that he totally lost it in terms of scale and possibilities. He hired a small army for example to work for him by mortgaging everything he had. I literally think he went insane while he thought he was a genius.<br />C
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