Wait a minute, is that a whale swimming in space with a asteroid? Every image of the NEVERCREW deserves a second look. Their work is like an onion and each layer exposes a new idea, a new technique or an new innovative example of technical ability. Unreal images are painted so real that the viewer has to ask themselves, is this the future or was it a past only Christian Rebecchi & Pablo Togni have experienced. It is obvious the two artists from Switzerland are heavy Montana GOLD users with their illustrious color, rich tonal shifts and flawless application, but their artwork and the abilities to express it don’t stop there.

Black machine n°2

THE NEVERCREW THE WORLD IS A STUDIO

In contemplation of their 2D works there some strong 3D sculptural artworks, prehistoric like in nature, made of cardboard cleverly split between two rooms, loitering in two spaces independent of each other yet totally connected. With a strong tendency to always try and naturalise the mechanical, the NEVECREW is not restricted by where they make art. Whether studio or outdoor, the natural is an ongoing notion that is explored and developed. Regardless of size or material. Check out some of the NEVERCREW studio work here to see how flexible the artist really are. See Infos on the upcoming Exhibition “SCALES” below…

Realizing machine n°2 - 50x70 - Acrylics and stencils on canvas _rw_3840

“Ordering machine n°2” - 89 x 26 x 20 cm - Mixed media with metal support and wood base _rw_3840

Equalising machine - 100x140 - Acrylics and stencils on canvas _rw_3840

Exhausting machine n°3 - 50x70 - Acrylics and stencils on canvas _rw_3840

Mirroring machine n°2 - 100x140 - Acrylics on canvas _rw_3840

Resulting machine - 100x140 - Acrylics and stencils on canvas _rw_3840

Waves n°2 - 50x70 - Acrylics and stencils on canvas _rw_3840

Waves - 100x140 - Acrylics and stencils on canvas _rw_3840

“Scales” Exhibition by NEVERCREW, LONDON

Upcoming Exhibition “Scales” – a solo exhibition presented at Unit 5 Gallery, London (UK).
“Scales” opens on Thursday, September 7th at 19 pm, till 21
The exhibition runs until 21st of September 2017