Kiev-based 28-year-old artist Sasha Korban, from the Donetsk, creates amazing works using the streets and buildings as his canvas. Using the space available on buildings, in streets and open spaces, his work varied from the surreal to photo-realistic images of real people who look like they have something to tell.
Concentrating on portraiture and the representation of ‘characters’, Sasha‘s work features entwining styles and techniques that unite to create a photorealistic of detail and complexity.
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