Tribute to Keith Haring



Amazing stencil work by Peat Wollaeger in his tribute to artist Keith Haring.
Here's what he says about this project:
 This is my Tribute to the first artist that inspired me...Keith Haring....
December is Aids awareness month and this tribute is to his Life...FIND A CURE!
The Wall I sprayed out was Part of Primary Flight a large mural project during this years Art Basel in Miami's Wynwood Art District.
To see more of the walls visit:
tinyurl.com/36te5k or www.primaryflight.com/
If you Do Not know who Keith Haring is or his raw work do you self a favor and visit www.haring.com

If you're into street art, I recomend you to check Peats website ---> www.stensoul.com or his youtube page ---> www.youtube.com/stensoul



Via: Wooster Collective

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