MadC
MadC, also known as Claudia Walde, is a German artist who gained international recognition for her vibrant and dynamic graffiti art. Her work is characterized by bold colors, intricate lettering, and complex compositions.
MadC started painting graffiti in the mid-1990s and quickly became one of the most respected female artists in the male-dominated street art scene. She was influenced by the classic New York graffiti style and developed her own unique approach by experimenting with different techniques and materials.
MadC’s signature style is a fusion of traditional graffiti lettering and abstract expressionism. She uses a variety of tools, including spray paint, markers, and brushes, to create multi-layered artworks that combine intricate patterns, bold shapes, and vibrant colors.
In addition to her graffiti art, MadC has also created large-scale murals and exhibited her work in galleries around the world. For instance, one of her most well-known works is the 700 Wall, a massive mural measuring over 700 square meters that she painted in 2010 in Leipzig, Germany. The mural features MadC’s signature style of bold colors and intricate patterns, and took several weeks to complete.
MadC’s work has been influenced by a wide range of artists, including Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jackson Pollock, and Keith Haring. She is also inspired by street culture, music, and fashion.
MadC’s unique style and innovative techniques have made her one of the most respected and influential graffiti artists of her generation. Her work has helped to elevate graffiti art to a legitimate form of contemporary art and has inspired a new generation of street artists around the world.
