Inkie is a street artist born in London in 1970 who began his career painting graffiti with the Crime Incorporated Crew in 1983. He was one of many arrested during a large graffiti bust in 1989. Inkie later worked in the video game industry at Sega. The student analyzes one of Inkie's untitled artworks depicting two women in a mirror, finding it conveys both happiness and sadness through its message of self-acceptance despite perceived flaws. The student enjoys Inkie's ability to use color expressively in his works even when depicting somber themes.
2. Inkie is a painter and street artist, who was
born in London in 1970.
3. Inkie started working as part of the Crime
Incorporated Crew in 1983, with Felix and Joe
Braun. He was one of the many detainees, in the
biggest graffiti arrest he led in 1989. Then he
worked in the video game industry, spending some
time as head of creative design at Sega.
4.
5. The title is unknown but I would give it "the complexes”,
that transmits me happiness and sadness.
It is made with brushes and spray.
I can see two women in a mirror and both are accepted
as they are and do not pay attention to their complexes.
6. I like his works because he transmits me feelings.
He makes a lot of colour even if the work is sad.
