Phibs was born in a coastal town in Narooma, New South Wales, Australia before moving to Sydney in the late 1980s and then Melbourne in 2001. Phibs has been commissioned to large scale artworks by companies such as Rip Curl and AbsolutVodka.[3] He also has been commissioned to decorate a number of buildings across Sydney such as jivamukti yoga in Newtown, and a number of murals throughout the city of Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. He has also travelled to countries outside of Australia where his work can also be seen on walls in Amsterdam, Brooklyn, Miami[4] and New York. Phibs is still a prominent member of the Fitzroy-based Everfresh Studio Collective, alongside street artists Rone and Mike Makka.[5]
Phibs was featured in the 2005 documentary, RASH,[6] where he discusses his roots in graffiti art and paints murals with United States hip hop artist Chali 2na.
Phibs was also one of the Australian street artists featured in Jon Reiss' 2010 documentary webseries, Bomb It 2.[7]
In September 2015 the premiere episode of Event, which aired on Foxtel Arts, featured Phibs as its Australian Artist in Residence.[8][9]
In recent years Phibs has been project managing and curating street art festivals. Most recently the Walk the Walls Festival in Caringbah (2018) [12] and Cronulla (2019) with support from Sutherland Shire Council and NSW Government.[13]
Phibs is currently based in both Sydney and Melbourne.
Phibs uses a complex wildstyle graffiti that incorporates interwoven and overlapping lettering and characters. His compositions usually feature animals such as fish and birds in a vibrant mix of complementary colours. He explores an interest in shapes by fragmenting and breaking up these subjects. Phib's artwork is heavily inspired by nature; flora and fauna are common themes. He employs abstraction, and symbolism using bold stylised line work and symmetry which are recognisable traits. Phibs credits influential Sydney writers, Dmote and Prins for being mentors.
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^Needham, Peter (26 November 2011). "An Outpost of Glamour Camping is a Ferry Ride Away". The Australian. Retrieved 16 February 2016.
^"Absolut Oz explores eco graffiti with new street art installations in Sydney and Melbourne". Campaign Brief. 16 April 2014. Retrieved 13 February 2016.
^Katel, Jacob (3 January 2013). "Miami Street Art: Top 10 New Wynwood Murals". Miami New Times. Retrieved 16 February 2016.
^"Everfresh". Australian Infront Pty Ltd. 16 May 2012. Retrieved 16 February 2016.
^RASH (2005) a feature documentary film about Australian street art and graffiti. Official website
^"Global Graffiti Documentary 'Bomb It 2' coming to DVD". Broadway World. Wisdom Digital Media. 13 September 2013. Retrieved 16 February 2016.
^"EVENT:Showcasing Australia's thriving arts scene". Foxtel. 1 September 2015. Retrieved 16 February 2016.
^Somerville, Jane (15 September 2015). "A Home for the Arts Open 24/7". Artshub. Arts Hub Australia Pty Ltd. Retrieved 16 February 2016.
^"#WalkTheWallsCronulla - Interview with Tim 'Phibs'". Facebook.
December 08, 2023
phibs, pseudonym, haan, born, 1974, notable, graffiti, artist, operating, sydney, australia, work, 2015borntim, haan1974, south, wales, australianationalityaustralianstylestreet, artwebsitewww, phibs, contents, biography, style, influences, also, external, lin. Phibs is the pseudonym of Tim De Haan born 1974 a notable graffiti artist operating out of Sydney Australia 1 2 PhibsPhibs at work in 2015BornTim De Haan1974 age 48 49 New South Wales AustraliaNationalityAustralianStyleStreet artWebsitewww phibs com Contents 1 Biography 2 Style and influences 3 See also 4 External links 5 ReferencesBiography editPhibs was born in a coastal town in Narooma New South Wales Australia before moving to Sydney in the late 1980s and then Melbourne in 2001 Phibs has been commissioned to large scale artworks by companies such as Rip Curl and Absolut Vodka 3 He also has been commissioned to decorate a number of buildings across Sydney such as jivamukti yoga in Newtown and a number of murals throughout the city of Sydney Melbourne and Perth He has also travelled to countries outside of Australia where his work can also be seen on walls in Amsterdam Brooklyn Miami 4 and New York Phibs is still a prominent member of the Fitzroy based Everfresh Studio Collective alongside street artists Rone and Mike Makka 5 Phibs was featured in the 2005 documentary RASH 6 where he discusses his roots in graffiti art and paints murals with United States hip hop artist Chali 2na Phibs was also one of the Australian street artists featured in Jon Reiss 2010 documentary webseries Bomb It 2 7 In September 2015 the premiere episode of Event which aired on Foxtel Arts featured Phibs as its Australian Artist in Residence 8 9 A number of Phibs print works have been acquired by the National Gallery of Australia for its permanent collection 10 11 In recent years Phibs has been project managing and curating street art festivals Most recently the Walk the Walls Festival in Caringbah 2018 12 and Cronulla 2019 with support from Sutherland Shire Council and NSW Government 13 Phibs is currently based in both Sydney and Melbourne Style and influences edit nbsp A Phibs tag in Marrickville New South WalesPhibs uses a complex wildstyle graffiti that incorporates interwoven and overlapping lettering and characters His compositions usually feature animals such as fish and birds in a vibrant mix of complementary colours He explores an interest in shapes by fragmenting and breaking up these subjects Phib s artwork is heavily inspired by nature flora and fauna are common themes He employs abstraction and symbolism using bold stylised line work and symmetry which are recognisable traits Phibs credits influential Sydney writers Dmote and Prins for being mentors See also editList of Australian street artists Types of graffiti List of graffiti artists RASH Documentary Melbourne 2005 Spray paint artExternal links editOfficial website Rousseau Nina 2012 Paste Modernism The Sydney Morning Herald Interview with Jonathan Green on RN Drive 2013 Walk the Walls Caringbah 2018 References edit Bainger Fleur 2 February 2014 Shape of the Future Perth Now The Sunday Times Retrieved 16 February 2016 Needham Peter 26 November 2011 An Outpost of Glamour Camping is a Ferry Ride Away The Australian Retrieved 16 February 2016 Absolut Oz explores eco graffiti with new street art installations in Sydney and Melbourne Campaign Brief 16 April 2014 Retrieved 13 February 2016 Katel Jacob 3 January 2013 Miami Street Art Top 10 New Wynwood Murals Miami New Times Retrieved 16 February 2016 Everfresh Australian Infront Pty Ltd 16 May 2012 Retrieved 16 February 2016 RASH 2005 a feature documentary film about Australian street art and graffiti Official website Global Graffiti Documentary Bomb It 2 coming to DVD Broadway World Wisdom Digital Media 13 September 2013 Retrieved 16 February 2016 EVENT Showcasing Australia s thriving arts scene Foxtel 1 September 2015 Retrieved 16 February 2016 Somerville Jane 15 September 2015 A Home for the Arts Open 24 7 Artshub Arts Hub Australia Pty Ltd Retrieved 16 February 2016 Phibs Blue Heart on Orange 2004 National Gallery of Australia 2004 Retrieved 13 February 2016 Phibs Derailed 2003 National Gallery of Australia 2004 Retrieved 16 February 2016 Walk the Walls Street Art WalkTheWallsCronulla Interview with Tim Phibs Facebook Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Phibs amp oldid 1179575594, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
