Street Artist LUDO Paints Rag & Bone Mural on Elizabeth Street
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Rag & Bone hired LUDO for some art
Artist Yoon Hyup only had a monthlong residency on Elizabeth Street before Rag & Bone decided it was time. The trendy boutique whitewashed the Keith Haring-esque paintwork last week to make way for the next artist in its ongoing Houston/Project street art series. And this mural is a bit more racy.
Rag & Bone tapped the services of LUDO, a Paris-based creative who specializes in connecting “the world of plants and animals with our technological universe and ‘quest for modernism.’” Much of his work incorporates a green-grey color scheme to tell the story. In this instance, he created a hybrid organism by mashing a lime with a helicopter gunship.
What’s your take on this mural?
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