CSRK
FOCUS | GLR45
September 2023
CSRK, “Traffic”
Mixed media on wood
48" x 71"
CSRK, “Green Bulma”
Mixed media on wood
49" x 50"
CSRK, “Batreal 2” ON HOLD
Mixed media on wood
45" x 60"
CSRK, “Blue Bulma” ON HOLD
Mixed media on wood
48" x 50"
CSRK, “Batreal 1”
Mixed media on wood
45" x 60"
CSRK, “Momoiro 1” ON HOLD
Mixed media on wood
48" x 96"
CSRK, "Link"
Mixed media on wood
62" x 50" x 2.50"
CSRK, “New Followers I”
Mixed media on wood
66" x 48"
CSRK "Captain 514"
Mixed media on wood
49.5" x 42"
CSRK, “Robélix”
Mixed media on wood
60" x 48"
CSRK, “Stormtrooper 514”
Mixed media on wood
75" x 38"
CSRK, “Wanda”
Mixed media on wood
40" x 39" x 3.5"
CSRK, “Vision”
Mixed media on wood
40" x 39" x 3.5"
CSRK, “New Followers II”
Mixed media on wood
66" x 48"
CSRK “Batreal Steel” SOLD
Mixed media on steel
44" x 59"
CSRK, “Joe” SOLD
Mixed media on wood
38" x 87"
CSRK, “MDR” SOLD
Mixed media on wood
36" x 41" x 3.50"
CSRK, “Smiley Day” SOLD
Mixed media on wood
36" x 41" x 3.50"
CSRK, “Catwoman” SOLD
Mixed media on wood
49" x 43" x 3"
CSRK, “Kiro 1” SOLD
Mixed media on wood
50" x 98" x 2.50"
CSRK "Robin" SOLD
Mixed media on wood
49" x 42.50"
CSRK, “Midori 1” SOLD
Mixed media on wood
58" x 96"
CSRK, “Kimiko” SOLD
Mixed media on wood
49" x 27"
CSRK, “Sakura” SOLD
Mixed media on wood
21" x 49.5"
CSRK, "Gaara" SOLD
Mixed media on wood
55" x 24" x 3.50"
CSRK, “Joker” SOLD
Mixed media on wood
40.5" x 31.5" x 3.5"
CSRK "Batman" SOLD
Mixed media on wood
40.5" x 31.5" x 3.5"
A self-taught artist, CSRK first discovered urban art in Europe. Fascinated by the dissident character of this practice, he chooses Montreal to dive into the richly symbolic universe that is the mural scene. From building facades to highway pillars, works of art flourish, and give rise to reflection. An incredible aesthetic diversity within which he quickly finds his place.
Although he divides his time between two different — yet complementary — artistic practices, CSRK proposes a plastic universe tinged with codes and references that have accompanied him since childhood. The collages he punctuates the brick walls of Montreal (OUT) with, and the pieces he works on in his studio (IN) evoke the nostalgia of a colourful past but also bear the mark of a very symbolic daily life.
Thus, characters from old comic strips, or those directly from the great classics of cinema, find themselves sporting a maple leaf or the logo of the local subway company. The artist creates a dialectic between icons of the past and local colours, testimony of his day-to-day life in this city he loves.