Interview With Massive Attack's 3D on His Graffiti Art in 1980's Bristol
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This previously unseen footage of young graffiti artist Robert Del Naja (3D from Massive Attack) is a priceless piece of social history. Produced by Morris Weeks and Philip Johnson for the Filton Technical College it shows 3D painting a piece (a stylized portrait of actor Robert De Niro) on Lower Park Row in Bristol, cut with an interview with the man himself.
The man. The myth. The legend.
As someone trying to get into good art schools, I feel Robert's pain for trying to get in and being rejected. I'm glad he found his way and ended up being internationally known for good art in the end.
He made it on his own term without succumbing to the snobby money grabbing gatekeepers.. good for him, an inspiration for all of us for sure.
rezmar wrong he is banksy
@@mandemt1076 lol of course
Sounds like Hitler
He was rejected by a certain art school and studied something similar but yea, he arsed about a bit. Wafer thin existence.
Best banksy interview
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Why so many people believed that 3D is banksy
Yep so true 👍🏽😉
@@ippipp3540 well goldie said that banksy name was robert and his from bristol so makes sense.
@@ippipp3540 Because they want him to be this big famous superstar, not some regular ass dude that's unknown outside of his Banksy persona
totally in love with Robert lately. Thank you for sharing this interesting material with us.
Great interview. The complete artist. Unfinished symphony
He speaks with such clarity... no "um...", "err...", "like...", "basically..."!
Your my Banksy, more importantly your music , I was there at the Start , and will be till the end, no words can describe how I feel when I put on Blue lines, safe from harm, list goes on, you work with amazing artists, you are an incredible human being, I admire you and the work you do, and I guess all I want to say is, Thankyou! ❤️
@eF Ka deep down , I always knew , 😊
@eF Ka no hes not
Check out his body movements, his hand movements and the tone and speed of his voice.. this is Bansky without a doubt. The same guy in Exit through the gift shop...
His cadence as well
It could just mean its the same person in the exit through the gift shop as in this film 😎🤔
@@bobbobby9798 dugh he asked him to help him with the music aswell for exit t g s
another vid had his face blurred out but you could let it was rob from hair line voice and stance, now this - fXXkn new it was him.
Edward Norton is Banksy
Tyler Durden - Banksy - Del Naja - Burial , one chain
What's up Banksy
The first rule of fight club is
I so get this lol 😂 haha he so does look like him
Robin gunningham is banksy
And people say he's Banksy? I don't think so but I do think he's secretly actor Ed Norton (FIGHT CLUB, AMERICAN HISTORY X). Still, he's one of the music greats!
lol he really does look like Norton here
1.35 “so many things are forced upon you that you have no option” banksy quote from his book it’s clearly him
Maybe we're forcing the Banksy identity upon him....
Does it?
Mr De Niro is one creative smart aware switched on cookie.
Where do you find this GOLD?????
Both Del Naja and BANKSY are perfectly content with you believing either or…as long as you’re receiving the message and doing something with it. ✌🏼
Let's see, Robert is shown doing Stencil art on walls, just like Banksy. Robert is a graffiti artist from Bristol, just like Banksy. Robert speaks out on political issues such as the stigmitisation of migrants and Palestinian rights, just like Banksy who has placed politically minded graffiti addressing these same issues at sites such the Calais 'Jungle' camp and the Israeli West Bank Wall. Robert in his job as a touring musician has appeared in various places around the world at the same time and location that Banksy works have sprung up. And Robert has appeared in Banksy's self-directed documentary/mockumentary movie Exit Through The Gift Shop, and scored the music for some of Banky's installation. So yeah, definitely not the same person. At all.
its him! the slip of the tongue from goldie(last year i think) was the final nail in the coffin, the name Robert slipped out :)
@@Barney-ii1no what happened, what slip of the tongue?
@@TURK_182
Goldie said: "Give me a bubble letter and put it on a T-shirt and write Banksy on it and we're sorted. We can sell it now... No disrespect to Robert, I think he is a brilliant artist. I think he has flipped the world of art over."
The cool thing is he/they managed to keep us guessing, especially considering how famous Robert is as a musician
He is clearly banksy I worked on robs house on white ladies and my boss grew up with him in long ashton
Cool, thx for this!!
The young banksy himself.
King Robbo
King Robbo and Robin Banks(y)
Free art should not be illegal. Like that Joni Mitchell song He was Playing Real Good for Free.
if he's Bansky then he must had like two separate brains because his art is different, Banksy has a more direct message and takes on pop culture whilst 3D seems to build his own world, more personal.
but you can see that this is 1986 and Banksy's art has evolved; no artist is the same over 30 years
guess you missed a few Massive Attack records ...
The style of the artists is always transforming, I've started my art journey by drawing fantasy characters, now I'm strictly dedicated to political art.
This dude is older than Banksy tho right?
Or he changed his style since the 80s..
Sometimes i think this guy came from other planet to teach art
Brilliant work "" :)
it's funny thing that when the concert of Massive Attack held in Moscow in 2008, just in few steps from the place there was an exhibition of Bansky art. And then they said that that Exhibition was illigal. i mean, if it were Robert he would have shut that exb immediately.
mysterious man ))
i know of a guy who also was rejected by art schools and subsequently took to decorating the streets
Nah you are all crazy... Clark Del Naja and Super Banksy are totally not the same guy ;)
See the stencils being used...? Banksy
I use stencils that doesn't fucking mean I'm banksy
Rosez Yeah, but is your name "Rob", are you from Bristol and amongst part of that crew that began graffing in the 80's? Were you using stencils as far back as 3-D? If you watch other graff docs about Bristol and from that era the other artists all say how much they hated the thought of stencils, how nobody else was doing it back then, how they "hated Banksy" because they thought it cheating, etc. I certainly found it interesting to see 3-D doing stencil art so early on. I also found it very interesting how he talked about his 2 strikes and having to think up new tactics in order to avoid his 3rd ... like working under a new name and hiding his identity perhaps? What is interesting is, since the rise of Banksy and Massive Attack, 3-D doing traditional graffiti on public streets became more of a rarity. He did more commissioned artwork (when working as 3-D at least) and his style changed quite a lot. I always used to think 3-D wasn't Banksy because the style is so different, but when I look at the piece he throws up in this video it is FAR closer to Banksy's style than I ever realised.
Well said! here you see a cover album done by Del Naja and it really looks like Banksy's artwork thecovercove.quora.com/Massive-Attack-Heligoland
he looks like a mix between terry hall and christian bale
Why were you so mad at Bansky when he added to your work? Lol
Its like sibling rivalry! Cracks me up.
You both are genius!
Hi banksy....how you diddling?.
You are a King men!
🎉🎉
'If someone is stupid enough to pay for it, then sell it' - Well he's laughing now!
Seeing the horses, made me wonder if there’s a link to Bristol been the ketamine capital of the u.k
I can't believe that they set this dude up in Dunwoody, Georgia off of the goddamn trees!
What did they do? I know of dunwoody
My dreams? Have a italian traslate of this
Sup Banksy!
banksy banksy bansky
what's the name of the first song?
I bet all the money in my pocket for all the money in yours, that this is 3ANKSY.
this could be the guy with the cap and gray rag over his face at that art exhibit ... team Banksy?
3D is Banksy!
3D is 3D
Def Banksy. You can even compare the eyebrows from Banksy's one known early interview
Why are you Noobs styled like Our Cultures and how we grew up ?
moves like banksy in the video of his film
If he was Banksy, surely he would have been caught in the dead of night. He is 3D after all, fairly famous.
Banksy!
Nobody mentioning the random man with two shrunken white horses.
Banksy
I think this cat is older than banksy
2:58 lol, this boopie doopie doop copper is "intimidating" af...
Art as universal achievement, art for all and for everyone, no boundaries, no walls around but behind, rather holding the art piece up.
Banksy is Caravaggio and Michelangelo of our disgraceful time.
100% banksy
Nick Leeson = Banksy :)
Hello, I´m Gabriela Navarrete on behalf of Fidelio Films, we recently shot a fashion film for Lafayette a Colombian fashion brand and we are really interested in using one of Massive Attack´s songs for this product, we urgently need to contact the band´s management in order to further discuss this issue, could you help us with this matter?
Hi. I certainly can help. For a fee.
Yeah easy to spot similarities but voice does not match the interviews with Banksy
Belton
робин ганнингем-бенкси
Nothing to see here folks. Definitely not banksy...no sir. 🕵
sounds nothing like banksy
surprise
lol defo BAnx
🙏DOPE🙏
Aaaaand hes still not considered to he Banksy?! Ahahahahaaaa
Can't believe people pay millions for this SH*T
what's the first background track?
Toy
Banksy