Low Art

About This Movie

Low Art is an intriguing dive into the underground art scene, exploring the gritty intersections of graffiti and punk culture. The film showcases two unique characters: Frankenchain and Kirill Burygin, each bringing their own flair from St. Petersburg and Moscow. The tone is raw, almost chaotic at times, which reflects the subjects' lives and struggles. It raises questions about what defines art, making you ponder the value of street art and its creators. The pacing is reflective, allowing viewers to absorb the visuals and the stark realities these artists face. It’s a captivating look at the devotion and passion that fuels this world, quite distinct from polished mainstream narratives. A real gem for anyone curious about the underground aesthetics.

Features engaging interviews with underground artists.Captures vibrant street art and urban landscapes.Raises thought-provoking questions about art and hunger.