• May 15, 2003
  • Posted by Marc

“We like wooster because its

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“We like
wooster because its a big enthousisatic up to date electronic newspaper on a
great subject!! cheerio and thanks.”
-  space3out

space3 - The Vitals


space3= two
people so there are two answers for some questions.


Age:
30 / 30
Hometown: Brabant 2x
Where do you now live?:
Eindhoven 2x
How long have you been creating street art?: since
1987, / 1988 (it wasnt really art then or still is?)
What did you do
last night?:
visiting movie:(squirrel& g-man)  24hourpartypeople, (plastic
faces can’t smile….)
What is your favorite thing to eat for dinner?:
pannekoeken (pancakes), /  sauerkraut mit wurst
Who is your favorite
fictional character?:
arnold schwartzenegger and tintin
What do you
currently have in your pockets?:
more receits then money, /a lot of notes to
tell me what to do today and tomorow
If you were given “more time,” what
would you do with it?:
  spend more time with my daughter Siena / live the
good life.
Who do you love?: family and friends, / love*

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space3 - The A’s to Our Q’s:


Wooster: How did you get
started in creating art for the street?

space3: one of us
started with some early graff the other tried… here’s the space3 story:
Space3 started at the art academie in s’Hertogenbosch in 1994, A graphic
designer and an illustrator teamed up to do a poster for a friend who was a dj.
The collaboration worked out very well. We knew each other already from the teen
days where one of us hanged out in the graffity scene and the other try to enter
it. We met again several years later at the art academy and did some taggin
together in the streets of Eindhoven we were not that good, but we both knew we
were great on type and image on graphicly speakin terms. So after the first
collaboration for the dj poster we started space3, after hanging out in our
joint sketchin and drawing room listening to “the Ultra Magnetic mc’s “and
hearing Kool Keith’s ‘we are the Horseman enter youre spaceship’ and a graphic
simplified ufo entered the monitor on the illustrator 5 window. We made a logo
with the space ships and a new space3 type based from on chigaco “the mac type”
was invented. The graphic designer started his own practice while the
illustrator joined a post graduate study on graphic design. In between our
commissioned works we wanted to make the streets of our city visual more
attractive, we hated the big spended money advertisement campains with no visual
satisfying effect, and there only goal to sell something. Space3 wanted to
enrich the streets with graphics that were never seen before, a visual riddle
with no answer. We’ve heared a lot of comments on our graphic street
interventions: whats this crazy stuff? who are those fools? where do they come
from? what the fuck does it means? How can I get my hands on some posters? 
meanwhile we stayed anonymus and were happy with that because it gave our
actions and images more power.9 years later we practice our design studio. Next
to our work in commission we still do our street actions, meaning xeroxed or
screen printed paper, glue and fitting spots.

Wooster: What
other street artists do you most admire and why?

space3:
there are a whole lot of them musicians, painters, graphic designers and so on
but to mention a few of them : the entire www.SOLcrew.nl and especially erosie
(also his graphic design/illustration work ) or his mastercraft in alot of ways
his vision, energy, enthousiaism and purity! excellent! and we like: andre,
honet, influenza, WK, Les Levine, Espo, Reas, Twist (supermarkt), el tono, el
mano, CBC(berlin), betamaxxx , ecstacy, ace (eindhoven) toasters(for there logo
and adams hospitallity), and many many many many more who put quality, purity,
aesthetics, and efort in the streets….. and hello repone, Harry Labyrintho and
worldsignsmagazine

Wooster:
What’s your favorite city, neighborhood, or block, to post and/or to see
street art?

space3: Eindhoven, in the first place! also
Berlin, Paris , London, Rotterdam, and for the future: Antwerp, New York, Tokyo,
Lutjebroek….

Wooster: What inspires you now? :

/>space3: 24hourpartypeople

Wooster: What are you
currently working on?  Can you give us a sneak peek?

space3:
some exhibits and publications check picts. trying to sell some screenprints
for example only 43 euro (see picture) We are restoring a big space3mickeyufo on
the house of Dutch Artist John Kormeling (see picture) And designing posters
and flyers for the Effenaar a famous club in Eindhoven, host of REDZONE crew,
and first club in The netherlands who brought the Kemphanen and a lot of other
famous hiphop musical acts..an were trying to update our site for over 4 years
now but still it didnt happen…

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Artwork
above by space3 and erosie_solcrew at Mu in eindhoven