Scall art is Brent and Martin Nadin, two brothers from Liverpool who have created one of the most original urban art crews in recent years. They've just started a new web site where you can see images of their latest work. And they are the featured artists at the Urban Bodies Exhibition this summer ('09) at Stock 20 in Tai Chung.

Their recent work features a series of some of the most unique graffiti stencils we've ever seen (clips below). Unlike their past two tone silhouettes, the new pieces feature of variety of colors and images layered on top of each other to create combinations few have ever seen, much less imagined—a Japanese geisha with a Hoover vacuum, Marilyn Monroe in a ball of flames, monkeys with guns... Scall Art's latest work doesnt just look good, it also says a lot about the modern world's fixation on images, violence and technology.

Younger brother, Martin. is also a graphic novelist who will be showing blown up canvases of his latest comics at the next show as well. His tuff, urban, black and white scenes (above) have

drawn comparisons to Frank Miller.

Check back for info onthe release of his

next graphic novel.

Older brother, Brent, has experimented with a variety of mediums including a recent line of resin hand sculptures that will also be featured at the next show. Some will remember the first hand sculpture he debuted at his last show—filled with his own blood. The new sculptures are equally interesting, and some even a bit shocking.

Keep an eye on their new site and this page for updates. And dont miss Scall Art's show this summer if you're in East Asia. It promises to be one of the best in a long time...

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