Our friend Ryohei Ebuchi a.k.a CHALLENGER dropped by Parco Museum Part 1 and spent some time with us while we painted the newest installation “O’crap!” in Shibuya, Tokyo. Ryohei-San was kind enough to bring his filmed David Genetti Oshima along.  Take a look at the video he produced for David Flores Art .

エグゼクティヴプロデューサー： 江渕良平 a.k.a. CHALLENGER
プロデューサー/カメラ/エディッター： David Genetti Oshima
招聘・取材協力： BlackBook Toy, David Flores Art

© 2014 SOUL SAPIENS, Challenger & Associates, Challenger’s Production Inc., Challenger’s Broadcasting & Communications, CHALLENGER’S TV “beehive”, Viruksen Production, David Flores Art, BlackBook Toy. All rights reserved.

If you are in Tokyo check out the new David Flores Art installation titled O’crap! portraying two Hellfire Deathshead S’murks at PARCO Museum in Shibuya.

Thank you to Nigo of BlackBook Toy, Makoto of Montana Shop Japan, and the curators of PARCO Museum Part 1.

Parco Part 1
10am-8.30pm during exhibitions

宇田川町15-1
Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0045

During Art Toy Culture in Seoul, South Korea I found the works of Serang Kim. A truly talented miniature and 1/6 scale figure artist. The details on Serang’s figures are mind blowing. These are photos of a select few he showcased at Art Toy Culture in Seoul, South Korea. For more figures and details check out his website.

 www.serang.co.kr or take a look at his Facebook where he has a large collection of photos showcasing his work.

While in Seoul, South Korea I met artist Lee Jaeheun,
he goes by the name of UPTEMPO. Maybe you’ve seen his work or are familiar with his character Running Horns through his Art Toy collaboration with Nike SB.

Check out UPTEMPO’s work here on his site.
www.uptempo.co.kr

pablo universal from dope vinyl on Vimeo.

ART TOY CULTURE, SEOUL
I was asked to give a lecture on my work. Above are a few of the slides I included in my presentation. During my time I spoke about my start as an artist and included projects from my early career. I covered the process of toy production, from creative inception through production and packaging. I shared a few projects that I have found to be my personal favorites. Murals have been my main focus for the past two years so naturally I included photos of progress shots, finished installations and handful of videos. I kept my talking relatively short and let my work speak for it’s self.

Thank you to my interpreter Seongeun of D.nomade Design Network.