Grafitti artist turned digital revolutionist
Felipe Pantone
Inspired by motion and technology, Felipe Pantone’s MyCanyon riffs on the ‘organized chaos’ of speed.
"We live in the fastest times in human history. Speed is new. If you want to experience life to the newest and the most radical, it’s at speed."
Meet Felipe
Valencia-based Felipe Pantone breaks new ground in the relationship between artist and consumer. Working across a broad array of canvases, buildings, and objects, often interactively, his fascination with the modern world and use of digital design techniques make his art feel constantly in motion.
Adaptable shapes
“I started out doing grafitti on the streets, and nothing’s straight there, everything’s messed up. The train has windows. The cops chase you. So I’m adaptable and enjoy working on different surfaces. Watches, clothes, anything. Working on a Canyon bicycle was amazing. I enjoyed the shapes of it, and took pleasure from looking at them.”
Felipe’s Aeroad CFR
Inspired by the interplay of speed and technology, Felipe’s design represents “organised chaos, with some unexpected twists and turns as the bike moves.” It’s modern speed – just like the Aeroad CFR.
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