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SEPTERHED ~ Studio Visit

11:30 AM PST on December 28, 2011

Before the holidays we were able to catch up with LA street artist Septerhed for a photo shoot at the The Site Unscene studio in Downtown LA. We got a preview of some of his latest work that will hit the streets in 2012. Septerhed spoke to us about a possible solo exhibit at the end of the Mayan calender to display his latest concept: "COMPLETE DESTRUCTION OF GREY SPACE." Also in the works is an extremely limited run on a line of t-shirts. Septerhed is looking to make a big impact on LA in 2012, with bigger works on the streets, new techniques, and more ridiculous design habits. As he put it, "This is not a hobby, this is my life. I am a creative until my very last breath."

For more photos visit Erwin Recinos on Flickr.

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