‘Rings of Power’ Season Two: Everything We Know.Who is The Stranger in 'Rings of Power'?.I’m wondering, what is the best time to hit the streets? INTERVIEW: So you said that you’ve got a lot of inspiration from the street. I think that’s the way I like to do my life. I was on holiday when Interview called me. I didn’t even know I’d be here a week ago. LAMBO: Who knows? I don’t like to know what’s next. I like to follow some funny content of my friends exclusively. I hate to press that button, man, but I have to. LAMBO: Oh, that’s a nice question, because I don’t like to follow anyone on Instagram. INTERVIEW: Who do you like to follow on Instagram? INTERVIEW: What are you obsessed with right now? You can be an artist and you just make fun of yourself. You can be an artist and you have no idea to paint. I don’t consider myself an artist just because of my paintings. The first artist that crossed my mind was Picasso because he was from Malaga, and he’s a worldwide star. I was born in Sevilla, in the south of Spain. INTERVIEW: Did you have a favorite artist growing up? The style that all the people were wearing, the vibe of the characters, and the cars. LAMBO: Yeah, it’s one of the first movies I saw when I was a kid, and that really boost me in my career. INTERVIEW: I see the references all over your Instagram. I like movies with cars like Fast and Furious. I’m also a photographer, so I like to take pictures of the stuff that inspires me. I like to manipulate them and take them into my own personal work. Sometimes I find the inspiration in movies, because I like to find iconic scenes.
LAMBO: In the streets and on the internet. INTERVIEW: Where do you find inspiration for the canvas you make? I was more focused on canvas and the galleries. I forgot about tattooing for a while this year. LAMBO: I’m not tattooing right now, I’m more painting on canvas, making sculptures, working on collabs. INTERVIEW: What do you practice more now? Graffiti is just a way to blow your mind and forget about some things. I’m an artist-I do graffiti, I do tattoos, and I have so much fun in the streets. I just did it because it was cool to write my name on the walls and shit. LAMBO: I don’t know if I fell in love with graffiti. INTERVIEW: Can you tell me why you fell in love with graffiti and tattoos? Then it became popular to work on canvasses, then collaborations-everything came so organically. By the time turned 20, I started tattooing. When I was a kid I was so inspired by the underground scene, so started painting graffiti when I was 14. INTERVIEW: Did you always know you were going to be an artist? The sunshine, especially, is very intense here in New York and in the States. I really like the vibe of the people here. INTERVIEW: So what do you like about New York so far? INTERVIEW: When was the last time you were in New York? Also for holiday and Fashion Week, a lot of things coming up.
I came here when Interview contacted me for the event, to paint Vans for the dinner at Raoul’s. INTERVIEW: Where are you calling from today?ĪLEHSY LAMBO: I’m in New York. This being only his second trip to New York City, we called him up for a chat about finding inspiration in the Fast and Furious movies, the right time to hit the streets, and his rules for Instagram. The mysterious artist-he rarely shows his face to the public or creates commercial work-traded his holiday in Malaga for some time out in the gritty streets of Manhattan. For our NYFW-kickoff dinner hosted by Paloma Elsesser to celebrate her new Vans “ Classic Since Forever” campaign, we decided to bring Spanish artist Alehsy to customize a variety of Vans core classic sneakers for our party guests.
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