Soldiers Series I
2003
Mixed Media on Gator Board
72" x 48"
Artist: Eder Cetina
Exhibition: Volume Two: Digital Art and Illustration
Cinespace Hollywood, CA
April 27 - June 2, 2004
Eder (Edgar Cetina) is a well known staple in the Los Angeles graffiti scene. The on going "Soldier Series", seen here, has graced walls throughout LA. It is an indelible image of war; one that was created from stencil of manipulated digital image. This picture was snapped of the artist in the desert in full combat gear on the eve of the invasion of Afghanistan.
Eder has an impressive track record of commercial and gallery accomplishments. He has designed signage for most of the museums in Los Angeles including the LACMA, MOCA, the Hammer, and the Getty. Additionally, has created signage for Warner Bros. Paramount and many other major studios. His fine art has been shown at a number of galleries in Los Angeles including HQ Salon, XLA, and Baseworks and internationally in galleries in Guatemala and Mexico. He recently worked with the LACMA on a mural project and was chosen to be one of the next artists creating works during the LACMA's all night event.
This marks the second time Eder and Volume II Curator, Dane Jensen, have worked together. The first was on a monumental canvas to benefit the women of Juarez and Artists for Amnesty which was the subject of a story by the New York Times in a show entitled "Beyond Graffiti".
Exhibition: Volume Two: Digital Art and Illustration
Cinespace Hollywood, CA
April 27 - June 2, 2004
Eder (Edgar Cetina) is a well known staple in the Los Angeles graffiti scene. The on going "Soldier Series", seen here, has graced walls throughout LA. It is an indelible image of war; one that was created from stencil of manipulated digital image. This picture was snapped of the artist in the desert in full combat gear on the eve of the invasion of Afghanistan.
Eder has an impressive track record of commercial and gallery accomplishments. He has designed signage for most of the museums in Los Angeles including the LACMA, MOCA, the Hammer, and the Getty. Additionally, has created signage for Warner Bros. Paramount and many other major studios. His fine art has been shown at a number of galleries in Los Angeles including HQ Salon, XLA, and Baseworks and internationally in galleries in Guatemala and Mexico. He recently worked with the LACMA on a mural project and was chosen to be one of the next artists creating works during the LACMA's all night event.
This marks the second time Eder and Volume II Curator, Dane Jensen, have worked together. The first was on a monumental canvas to benefit the women of Juarez and Artists for Amnesty which was the subject of a story by the New York Times in a show entitled "Beyond Graffiti".
