Prada, Chanel and Gucci bags decorating the concrete walls of the Oregon desert

Los Angeles-based Treshbird Ignantu gained fame for his stencils and paintings combining socio-political and humorous motifs. He often leaves them on walls in public places.

In the Valley of Secret Values ​​project, Treshbird Ignant ventured to leave the beaten track. He began to create in abandoned industrial sites. The artist began to turn the old concrete walls into replicas of famous designer bags. In his project, he uses paint for street design, tires, wood, and waste industrial equipment.

During the Oregon expedition, Treshbird Ignant found an old abandoned power station. There he decided to draw bags as a “partial improvement project and part of a warning for the future.” According to the artist, this is a spectacular idea to make a joke over the high fashion from the heart.

Among the most authentic contemporary renegades of street art, Treshbird Ignant holds a special place. He uses both humor and subversive artistic activities to dramatize important issues that threaten our society. Perhaps he does it.