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Kim Prisu's work is his own response to the global tribe in a world constantly changing, a singular vision of contemporaneity; a great mix of imagination in colors
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Today he also works on public art sculptures made from materials of recycling, performance art painting, conceptual and gestural, posters, illustration books, digital and video art, graffiti and stenciling, as well as the tradition of the plastic arts and in
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In 1977, he started hanging out in Paris, initially interested in rock and other urban music. Not being interested in making music himself, he started promoting friends' groups with hand-made posters that he had photocopied, and also by
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In 1979, at the invitation of his drawing instructor, he had his first group show, and the same year with
Joaquim Pereira he founded the group "Explorateurs du gris". In 1980 he came up with the concept of
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