Leo Burnett, in partnership with QAZ - Arte Urbana (Urban Art), has the pleasure of inviting to the session of Live Painting Chor Boogie in Brazil, with the presence of the renowned American artist and great names of the Brazilian street art.
Chor Boogie, Cena7, Emol and Rodrigo Obranco will make a large collaborate painting and exchange experiences.

The event will take place next Friday, February 13th., with visitation as of 3 p.m.
At 6:30 p.m. we will have a cocktail and talks with the artists.
Rua Brejo Alegre, 99 - Itaim Bibi
LOCATION MAP
em português

Some information on the artists:

Chor Boogie
“A spray paint artist from San Francisco.
Here doing his “Brazil Boogie” using color therapy to Beautifyi the world one country at a time.”

Chor Boogie - Video Interview

Cena7

Cena7 learned to paint at a young age in the streets of the ABC region in São Paulo. With a unique style, his poetic and colorful images have received great attention, mainly overseas. He participated in exhibits in Los Angeles, Miami and Melbourne, as well as in São Paulo and Brasília. In 2009 he will exhibit in Los Angeles.

Emol

The artist lives and works in the city of Diadema - São Paulo, is also an art educator, participating in various social projects of his region.
His geometric and strong color painting style finds no match in the brazilian graffiti. Has participated in exhibits in São Paulo, São Bernardo, Brasília, Melbourne and Miami. Also dedicates himself to a brand of clothing called POVO in partnership with the artist Cena7.

Rodrigo Obranco

Obranco lives and spreads his works of art around the streets of the southern neighborhoods of the city of São Paulo. He is completing the Plastic Arts university course and also dedicates himself to photography. His strong strokes and dense color layers awaken the interest of
collectors and art galleries around the world. Participated in exhibits in São Paulo and San Jose/California. In 2009 he will exhibit in Los Angeles.

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