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I'm one of the members of Treepack, a company based in Belgium. We work together with artists - mostly street art or spray paint experts. A very international public who place murals. I'm sure you've all seen some around, it's getting way more popular these days.
To make sure the artists don't have to worry about project management, ordering things (paint, lifts) and doing administration, we came to life.
There's three of us working in the company, with me being the guy in the field. We often take on seemingly large indoor and outdoor projects (let's say 100-1500 sq. meters), and there's always a challenge or two. Areas that are difficult to reach, bad surfaces, amazing amounts of prep-work and coördination... the whole shebang.
Of course it's not only desk work, I often find myself helping the artists paint, or at least assisting them in the process. This sector is def. not a one (wo)man job.
We noticed that the artists we work with often have the skill, but now the know-how for a perfect result. Some have never heard of a UV-coating before... but that's also a part of street art, it fades over time (which in my opinion is a pity).
So, I've been reading here for a couple of months now and I can say it's definitely worth it! :-D Without knowing it, all of you have already helped us out tremendously. From coatings to terminology and knowing what to use where...
Now it's time to repay the favor where we can.
Cheers!
I'm one of the members of Treepack, a company based in Belgium. We work together with artists - mostly street art or spray paint experts. A very international public who place murals. I'm sure you've all seen some around, it's getting way more popular these days.
To make sure the artists don't have to worry about project management, ordering things (paint, lifts) and doing administration, we came to life.
There's three of us working in the company, with me being the guy in the field. We often take on seemingly large indoor and outdoor projects (let's say 100-1500 sq. meters), and there's always a challenge or two. Areas that are difficult to reach, bad surfaces, amazing amounts of prep-work and coördination... the whole shebang.
Of course it's not only desk work, I often find myself helping the artists paint, or at least assisting them in the process. This sector is def. not a one (wo)man job.
We noticed that the artists we work with often have the skill, but now the know-how for a perfect result. Some have never heard of a UV-coating before... but that's also a part of street art, it fades over time (which in my opinion is a pity).
So, I've been reading here for a couple of months now and I can say it's definitely worth it! :-D Without knowing it, all of you have already helped us out tremendously. From coatings to terminology and knowing what to use where...
Now it's time to repay the favor where we can.
Cheers!
