Jonathan Siderman
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Street Art in the Wild

Some of my artwork out in the wild, roaming freely amongst the advertisements and influencers in Los Angeles.

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Red marquee letters spelling Lab Art in a lit gallery storefront
Brightly colored portrait prints seen through the Lab Art gallery window
Black-and-white Nas paste-up beside lettering that reads Don’t Sleep, It’s the Cousin of Death
Surrender to D1G1TAL portrait wrapped around a pole
Black-and-white poster of a figure in a helmet pasted to a concrete utility box
Hipster Baby illustration with green glasses and a pink pacifier pasted outdoors
Orange Making a Cameo paste-up on a utility box at night
Two paste-ups on a concrete utility box, one reading The Voice Inside Hates Me
Hipster Baby poster in warm light with the edge of a second poster beside it
Two illustrated faces pasted on the sides of a roadside utility box
Weathered orange-brown paste-up with dotted markings on a sidewalk utility box
Close-up of dotted lettering on a weathered, layered paste-up
Green-lettered Stop Trading Lives for Money paste-up beside a pedestrian
Black-and-white seated figure on a utility box at a Los Angeles intersection
Night view of an intersection and a utility box covered in portrait paste-ups
In the Next Life I Will Cling to No One poster on a street corner at night
Portraits pasted onto two sides of a utility box under orange streetlights