Kilian Brändle and his girlfriend visited London a few weeks ago and happened upon one of our pieces in a phone booth near Big Ben! Through the power of curiosity we received a photograph via email.
This one made it the whole way to Switzerland! As a result Kilian is now going to take part in the Project. Hopefully we can escape to more countries throughout the year.
Thanks Kilian for giving it a home!
Here’s Hong Kong’s treasure map! The magnetic art is hidden around the Sheung Wan area. Good luck and send us pics!
Originally from France Severine now lives and works as a designer with Shadows Players Studios in Hong Kong.
Our Hong Kongers are back with more fantastic art! Lead by the original “ginge” Finn Williamson with her own brand of comic genius. Finn is a founding member of A4 Sounds in 2009, a divil on power tools with the strength of 10 men in her right arm! She has curated shows both in Ireland and Hong Kong where she is currently living and working.
You can check out her work here.
If you are in London you can grab some magnetic graffiti in Westminster now. If you grab some please email us pictures!
Team Hong Kong’s leader Finn Williamson woke up today to news that Team London were out of the gates first. Finn was quoted saying “But we’re 8 hours in the future… this is really not on. Hong Kong out of the gates first!! The lies! Typical Team London behaviour.”
The feud is heating up with Team London’s Jojo remarking “we put you 8 hrs in the future and now we have left ye there”
The truth will emerge over the next few hours! Keep an eye here for updates on Team Hong Kong who are currently preparing to take to the streets!
We are delighted to have her in the A4 family! Goeun Song is currently based on London and studying an MA in Art&Space at Kingston University.
‘Unidentified things scattered in the middle of rice paddy, ridiculously high- rise apartment buildings over the barren field, piles of red soil dug from mountainside , a harmony between needle leaf trees and telegraph poles lining a street like trees.’
Her work maintains an observer’s view and reveals the confrontational and conflict-marred relationship between people and things, and between surrounding environments.
A4 Sounds Has Animal Magnetism 