Saber

Described as one of the "best artists and most respected in his field" by the Washington Post, Saber, also known as Ryan Weston Shook, is an American artist who began as a graffiti artist. Having become internationally famous at the age of 21, Saber created the largest graffiti in the world on the shore of the Los Angeles river, visible and documented by satellites. & Nbsp; over the years of dedicated and often dangerous painting, it helped to raise public awareness of the true art form that is graffiti. His work has influenced a generation of artists and graphic designers, he has become an influential part of modern entertainment, the media, and is involved in social reform. He continues to do his vibrant, bewitching and often political paintings from his house to Los Angeles with his wife and two young children. You can find your art in galleries and private collections around the world. At the moment, he continues to create a public conversation on art which should (or should not) be confined.