Gaia is a street artist from Baltimor. He creates his paste-up from linocuts and also paints his huge eye-catching artwork on murals. Gaia confronts issues of environmental degradation, gentrification, immigration, segregation and urban development. He is well known for his black-and-white portraits of city planners, rich men, politicians who changed cities, and of humans morphing into animals.
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