Saturday, May 15, 2010

Boxing Club & Beyond



Randomly came across these series when I was looking stuff up about boxing. Pretty neat. It's called Abestos Boxing Club. There are other pieces that caught my eye too that I included. Not quite sure what the title of the series is. However, these colorful, patchy ones done on found wood were created for specific shows.

Artist: Abestos | Abesto's Flickr page.
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