Slava Ostap

Ostap was a resident artist at the Urban Spree gallery in Berlin in December 2012.[5] In an interview about his work, Ostap has said:

"5 years ago I found Tape art - the art of gluing sticky tape. I have worked with this media ever since. Very often I mix the Tape Art with other forms of art, for example, Street Art, in which I try to give the impulse to find the new art-forms. Installations with the sticky tape give me the opportunity to present my ideas with the new point of view."[6][7][8]

Ostap's work is influenced by modern culture and pop culture, politics, society, religion and sex. He cites pop art artists such as Andy Warhol as influences, as well as impressionist artists including Vincent Van Gogh.[9]

Ostap says of his art:

"I distance myself from the classic form of street art , like graffiti or tagging – with my art, I try to arouse an emotion in the audience, especially positive emotions, like smiles or laughs, or on the contrary – to show my personal attitude to the modern culture, politics, society, religion and sex. It does not mean, that in every work there is a great meaning, sometimes, I like to work with abstract forms and minimalist shapes."[7][10]

Although a street artist, Ostap's works have also been exhibited in various projects and galleries.[11]

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  "Orange"
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  "Schrei"
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  "Move"

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Slava Ostap.

• Tape art blog
• Q&A with Ostap
• Representing Tape art- Interview with tape artist