EAT EYE – Eats you with his big eyes – Street Art & Graffiti

EAT EYE – Eats you with his big eyes

The text is taken from the website of Eat-Eye:

‘Eat-Eye’ (Itay Ram) is an israeli street artist and animator, based in Tel-Aviv, tells about himself that he is inspired by mystical and spiritual experiences, infused with the beauty and complexity of nature, and at the same time the mystery and horror of death. His art combines symbols from ancient cultures, tribal period and mythological creatures.

‘Eat-Eye’ experience is a visual projection of a personal journey through out the mind and soul. Every piece gives the observer a short glimpse into the artist’s emotional world.

Exploring the art field, Itay skipped on formal art education, and was most influenced by body and street art. He creates a visual representation of the moment, that can be interpreted in different ways according to the viewer perception. It leaves the viewer with something to think of, mixed feelings and thoughts about life and existence.

Every art expression has a unique flow that evolve throughout the piece in an unexpected way into its own unique weirdness.

There is no exact definition to what you see, use your personal imagination, capture your own reality of timeless being between death and life.

About me

My name is a Dror Hadadi and I have always loved and been attracted to the subversion art of graffiti. The urban art, which takes place in the public space 24/7, captivates my heart.

In my view, graffiti, is a free entry ticket to a global exhibition that is constantly changing, growing and evolving.

The graffiti creates and drives an artistic dialogue between the viewer, the architecture and the urban life. Sometimes graffiti disrupts, hurts,
and shatters its presence on the wall. Sometimes it brings the public wall to life, allowing us a colorful and exciting glimpse into the graffiti artist's private world – and our own world as viewers.
In both cases, instant communication and dialogue is created between the viewer and the message left for him on the wall.
The graffiti, due to its presence in the urban-public space, engages in dialogue with us on a daily basis, enabling us to communicate with the space near us, which serves as decor for our living and urban environment.

Enjoy!