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Priority Hand Styles, OFCL X All Caps

OFCL X ALL CAPS presents: Priority Hand Styles
Solo exhibition by Attila Horvath @spaceageordie / OFCL.

Attila's second exhibition is a tribute to the Hungarian representatives of graffiti. 
In his youth, he himself tried this unique street art style, but in time he moved over to the niche of industrial typography and vector graphics. Still, his love remained. 
The wild, raw letters enchanted him for life. The self-serving, radical solutions, the well practiced, artistic sketching. 

Attila never denied that these rule-denying styles gave him a major inspiration and confidence when he created his own typefaces. 
He was eager to thank this huge positive motivation to the first wave of artists from the blooming 90s Hungarian graffiti culture. 

Not sparing time and energy, he searched and visited all these old-school masters and asked for their approval to gather their art on one common surface, but instead of train cars or building walls, exhibiting them on canvases – this time in a sterile vector implementation which is Attila’s trademark. 
The selection is not complete because it would have been impossible to exhibit the whole Hungarian scene, but luckily, the major key artists gave their blessings on the project. 

The Hungarian styles are exhibited on the iconic US Postal labels 228, initiating Attila’s big undertaking to create harmony and balance between the international typography styles and graffiti. More to come, stay tuned! 

Extra thanks for your help: VISA, BLIK, STIK, RUBIK, TECHO, BIF, TISH, NIKON, JOK, BAND, EGON, TRANS and the whole All Caps team!


18 designs, limited edition of 1/1, each numbered and signed. 
Digitally printed, streched on artistic canvas.

Sticker packs 01-08, 45 cm X 45 cm
Sticker montages 01-08, 60 cm X 60 cm
Sticker bombs 01-02, 90 cm X 90 cm
Priority Hand Styles, OFCL X All Caps
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