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March 28, 2004
Profile: Vomito Attack
Vomito Attack is a group of five people from buenos aires, argentina.
Age: all around twenties
Hometown: Buenos Aires
Where do you now live?: San Telmo, a neighbourhood from Buenos Aires (were tango still lives)
Where would you most like to live?: southest as possible.
Who was your first "hero" in life?: between the 'nuclear man' and wonder woman
What is your favorite thing to do on your day off from work?: get up early, eat a lot, slip some, enjoy life
What is your favorite color?: depends on my mood. now full color.
Who (or what) do you love?: nights under the stars far away from the city, with you
Who and/or what are some of your influences?
everyday info, pop, kitsh, hip hop, nitch?s concepts, new wave, surrealism, porno, punk, psicodelia and others freaky ideas that mass media gives to us
What other artists do you most admire?
Andres Serrano, Jenny Holzer, nobodyhere.com, Spencer Tunick, Space Invaders, Obey, Bansky, Floria Sigismondi, Lucio Fontana, John Waters, David Lynch, Luis Bunuel, Nan Goldin, Witkin, Nicola Constantino,
How would you describe your art to someone who could not see it?
Vomito Attack is a group of different people that express them self with this kind of posmodern ideogram that is call stencil. We work togheter with newspapers and concepts that we find in ours everyday life. Then, we walk around our city, Buenos Aires, painting the walls we believe are the best to make people read and then think about the ideas we express in spray. Once we get the form of our concept the stencil start its own life, that why we keep a photographical pursuit of them and see the different reactions of the walking spectators. Vomito attack is another contemporary moviment that belive in ephemeral art.
What other talent would most like to have?
ninja, fly, gogo dancer
What do you fear the most?
of course people
What is your greatest ambition?
sorry, no greatest ambitions, we are from a country of latin america
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