Bombing rolldown gates in the daytime does not happen in America very often, unless you woke up that morning feeling touched and little more lucky than normal.  

This is by far one of our most favorite pieces we have seen Horfe paint yet. It resembles more of an abstract painting you would see on a canvas than graffiti in the street. 

Dazed and Confused wrote an article which notes Cony, Horfe and others from PAL crew as part of a loosely defined genre described as “Comic Abstraction.” As the author states, “Taken one way, the works are innocuous, colourful, abstract shapes. Turn back and they lurch, grimace and menace, Disney turned evil. Sortais is one of the finest examples of new Comic Abstraction, pushing it to new directions with an infectious energy.” 

  This rolldown in Paris was properly hooked up by Pal crew. Mosa and Esso painted this framed black and white piece with “Pal” letters, and a strange character

A variety of bizarre faces and abstract shapes courtesy of PAL crew in Paris. This dude on the right doesn’t appear to want to be included in this picture with that hand gesture. Too bad. It happened.