Album Cover
October 2, 2013
Mr Brainwash collaborated with longtime friend Rick Ross to create the cover art for his new album “Mastermind.”
Later on, Mass Appeal featured the artistic styling of Mr Brainwash:
“In a move that’s sure to rock both the art and rap worlds, Rick Ross has teamed up with artist Mr Brainwash for the creation of the MASTERMIND deluxe album cover. A “mastermind” indeed, Ross looks to bring high art to the world of album artwork.”
Exhibition
October 1, 2013
Mr Brainwash, along with a number of high-profile artists, came together and made their own versions of the Stormtrooper helmet for “Art Wars,” an exhibition over at the Saatchi Gallery in London.
Mural
September 1, 2013
“Life is Beautiful” headed over to Guadalajara, Mexico at the Dieresis Contemporary Art Center.
Party
Feburary 24, 2013
By 2013, Mr Brainwash was truly one of the most in-demand artists, worldwide.
He continued to play with pop culture and designed the décor for the Academy Award After Party held by the Oscar host, Seth MacFarlane.
The artist decorated the party space with his Rockwell, Botero, and Degas re-imaginations, as well as playful, large-scale sculptures.
Video
October 19, 2012
Mr Brainwash collaborated with another Guetta (David Guetta, that is) and directed the music video for “Metropolis”, a song David Guetta made with fellow producer Nicky Romero which currently boasts over 14 million views on You Tube.
Collaboration
October 5, 2012
In addition to the art and film communities, Mr Brainwash is also an in-demand name in the music industry.
He has designed art for the album campaigns of some of the world’s most influential artists, such as The Black Keys, who asked Mr Brainwash to create a poster for their concert in Los Angeles at the Staples Center
Exhibit
September 24, 2012
Mr Brainwash was featured alongside other street artists for a street art exhibit at the Opera Gallery in Dubai.
Rock The Vote
Aug 28, 2012
Rock The Vote, the nation’s largets non-partisan voter registration organization, invited Mr Brainwash to decorate the bus they would be taking across the country to encourage young Americans to register and take part in their civic duty.
When the Summer Olympics arrived and the whole world had its eyes on London, Mr Brainwash made his UK debut, where he was already a well-known name, because of his collaborations with Banksy, by invading The Old Sorting Office, a colossal space, steps from the British Museum.
His love of British pop culture icons rang out through the streets, as Mr Brainwash adorned the side of the Sorting Office with a 6 story tall Queen Elizabeth II, in her coronation attire, holding a Union Jack spray can.
The show saw large crowds each day and became Mr Brainwash’s most attended show to date.
The pre-opening of the show was a party in collaboration with Coca Cola, featuring world-famous DJ David Guetta. The party, titled “Guetta Vs. Guetta,” had over 1,000 people in attendance.
