Zevs (pronounced Zeus) is not only one of the most political artists within our already partisan roster, he is becoming seen as one of the more inspired practitioners of mischievous street work, his Liquidated Logos series, for example, are arguably the most direct and recognisable examples of the oeuvre. His many years of activity on the street has drawn much controversy and attention from the 'high art' world, blurring as it does the line between 'street pieces', conceptual art, and good old-fashioned angry vandalism. Not to mention the attention of the local authorities wherever he may be, which isn't a good thing whilst painting a huge Liquidated Chanel Logo on the front of Hong Kong's flagship Armani store ...
