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Gajin Fujita

Gajin Fujita (Born 1972) is active/lives in California.  Gajin Fujita is known for Mod-genre with oriental motif-graffiti.

Native-san by Shelley Leopold

LA Weekly
LA People
9 May, 2007

You could say that Gajin Fujita found his calling at Kyoto's "Golden Temple," Kinkaku-ji.  But it wasn't a religious calling.  The street kid in Fujita, a Boyle Heights native, wondered what it would look like if someone threw up a mural on the beloved Japanese landmark. Instead of defacing the temple, he began building his own panels, and the process began.

Fujita's art has everything to do with hip-hop, butoh dance and the Dodgers.  It is the embodiment of the L.A. experience if it were processed by an Old World shunga painter who doubled as a member of the K2S graf crew.  His style is a dizzyingly beautiful visual collision of East and West, old and new, legal and illegal.  Serpents, goldfish, chrysanthemums, geishas, warriors and sports logos — painstakingly applied by hand   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2484 characters.]  Artist bio

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