Nikita Golubev: dirty art at its finest

Nikita Golubev lives in Moscow, rummaging in the dirt every day, following a lot of people who are more or less enthusiastic about what he does.

And yet the socially disrupted contemporaries who are Geibernd on this article

a) a moscow pimp on the bottom level (there should be people who believe that there is a pimp with level)
b) a moscow official who is on the road with great activity in the corruption business,

bitterly disappointed by the artist Nikita Golubeev:

His dirt is on a truck, the longer not cleaned, the better; And Nikita Golubev "rummages in the dirt" because he uses the dirty trucks as a canvas for his art .

Fascinating paintings arise on these dark areas that tell a story of overwork and exploitation, indifference and neglect.

With topics/motifs that take a moment into a better world:

• "Surfer"
• "Blue lilies"

Or works that open mental excursions into completely different worlds:

• "Octopus"
• "Crocodile"

Or pictures that briefly stimulate, wonder and admire in the middle of the street:

• "Prayer"
• "Shark"

Or paintings that are just beautiful:

• "Owl"
• "Tauben"

Nikita Golubev: Dirty Car Art / Dirty Paintings Made in Russia

The talented Russian street art artist Nikita Golubev has developed a unique technique to create his works of art. Instead of classic canvas or paper, it uses the dusty surfaces of cars as its canvas.

With his brushes and fingers, he paints impressive pictures in the dirt of the cars. These fascinating works are referred to by himself as “dirt paintings” . The use of the natural dust and dirt on the vehicles creates incredible contrasts and textures that immediately capture the viewer's eye.

What makes this dirty car art even more interesting is your mobility . As soon as Nikita Golubev has completed his work, the cars roll through the streets of the city and proudly present his creative vision for everyone. People can admire this unconventional form of art as they pursue their everyday life.

However, these ephemeral masterpieces are not permanent. With the next rain shower or simply by storing new dust, the dirt paintings gradually disappear from the car. This gives them a certain transience and uniqueness - because only those who are in the right place at the right time can enjoy this fleeting art.

Nikita Golubev's talent lies in creating beautiful pictures from something as everyday as a dirty car paint.

His work also shows us another side of the street art - that you don't always have to use traditional materials or surfaces to create art. His dirty car art is proof that creativity knows no limits and can be found everywhere - even on the dusty streets of our cities.

In a world full of graffiti and wall paintings , Nikita Golubev's dirt paintings stand out and attracts people's attention. They are not only an interesting visual experience, but also a memory that beauty can often be found in unusual places - you just have to look closely.

Pictorial allusions & bitterly irony

Sometimes it is also bitterly irony, alluding, confusion in the game, but we don't want to spoil the fun of discovering Nikita Golubev's work on the street or online.

Nikita Golubev's artistic pseudonym is "ProBoynick" (Instagram: @boboynick ) and can be found on each of his works.

Or on almost every of his works, because sometimes Golubev gets difficulties while painting one of his truck paintings. Truck drivers work under conditions that they very often force them to sleep in the driver's cabins.

Especially during the overnight stay, the truck stands around as a "perfect canvas", which is why Golubev made it a "pre-breaking routine" to roam the neighborhood every morning from six o'clock in search of target objects.

As soon as it finds it, a piece of dirt is transformed into a piece of art. Usually half an hour that Golubeev needs for a painting is peacefully overslept by the driver. But of course it can happen that the driver has just slept in or not sleeping, but has a long journey in front of him, and is now surprising that someone is painting around his truck.

How do the vehicle owners rule?

For most people, “before breakfast” Can the image cause trouble? Is it art when someone paints something on a truck?

Is it a bit concerned when it is art ? If these thoughts shoot through the unwashed head, not yet tuned with coffee while Golubev paints, you can well imagine that truck drivers could be stressed.

On the other hand, truck drivers in the truest sense of the word to get world experiences and not so easily upset, and so Golubev in his career as a "dirt Painter" only came across a few drivers with which there were discussions.

One wanted to forbid me to paint ”,

The artist told in an interview, "but he was very small and I am very big ...". As a small revenge, this driver removed ProBoynick's signature, but the picture remained on.

In any case, it can be assumed that most truck drivers get fun with their art truck when the morning coffee is only in it ... Now the legally educated citizen naturally knows that the painting is officially property damage-but firstly, freedom-thinking judges can be criminal. B. reject by negating the intent (because there is hardly any intentions here, Nikita Golubev wants to damage the dirt and not the truck), and secondly, the transparency is slowly noticeable in such conflicts, which all peoples have increased their states into increasingly increasing dimensions since existence of the Internet.

Legal, illegal, shit?

Imagine the truck painter in Germany. Pursued by a public prosecutor who does not manage to fix a well -known extremist because of work overload before killing 12 people at the Berlin Christmas market?

Now quickly set the artist, increasingly no longer leads to a sufficient glance of the work account according to the motto "We do something", but only more trouble if the remaining investigative (mostly public) journalists of the story take care of.

More transparency therefore leads to more freedom for individuals who do something unusual and perhaps move on the edge of legality, but do not harm anyone, while state organs are encouraged to take care of the important aspects of their work.

The dirt converted into art sometimes rolls through the area for a long time, although the artist is not interested in creating imperishable art during his unusual fantasy training. Nevertheless: because of 'everything blurred or washed away from the next rain', the dirt on the trucks seems to be stable chemical compounds, which the Golubeev art seems to be preserved for several times. One could easily pull whole photo series from the network to become and pass away from Nikita Golubev Art, the crocodile z. B. certainly not painted last week.

The street paintings, which are of extraordinary talent, are wiped by Golubev into the dusty surfaces of the trucks, and it only rarely uses different color than the dirt he finds for his dirt paintings .

Nikita Golubev cannot be found on any world's best list of art, has no gallery owner for these pictures, he makes art that is really free, art for the sake of art. Incidentally, he also gives the truck and drivers a piece of freedom: If you don't feel like cleaning your car, you can say from now on that you drive around with a canvas for a "street artist" .

Joachim Rodriguez y Romero

Owner and managing director of Kunstplaza. Publicist, editor and passionate blogger in the field of art, design and creativity since 2011. Successful conclusion in web design as part of a university degree (2008). Further development of creativity techniques through courses in free drawing, expression painting and theatre/acting. Profound knowledge of the art market through many years of journalistic research and numerous collaborations with actors/institutions from art and culture.

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