We have been heavily exploring the world of (cheap) 3D graphics and we decided to put some of our more recent work on display. The show will last from December 5th this year to December 5th 2013 and will be held at the oh so popular gathering place of artists, DJs, hipsters and drunks, the Bi-Ko-Fe bar. After successfully establishing an everyday is a party day routine with best local DJs and live acts, they recently decided to start hosting more cultural events, cleaned up one of their rooms and transformed it into a gallery of sorts. It is a great honor to be invited to participate, thou we sort of invited ourselves in the mix.
Our exhibition consists of about 20 "paintings", that is prints on canvas with such classic motifs as Pink Dildo on a Baroque Table, Marina Abramović and the Golden Calculator and let's not forget the Gym Master 2000 with Plasma TV. As the title of the exhibition suggests we are exploring the beauty of the new bourgeoise, so a lot of works of art fall into the hotel room eye-pleasers category. Provocative? Art ahead of its time? Total crap? You be the judge - if you find your way in Ljubljana this holiday season, drop by at Bi-Ko-Fe, and do some shopping. It's a sales exhibition, but than again which exhibition isn't? We will be posting all the works exhibited in the next couple of months, so stay tuned. 3D Art - more than fair!

The boys and girls from Rompom and Multipraktik renovated the Bi-Ko-Fe bar some time ago. Having bought way too many chairs, tables and sofas to actually fit in a relatively small space they decided to hold an auction to get rid of all the surplus. But since moldy run down furniture is not something to get overly excited about, they rolled up their sleeves (we did none of the real work, thank god) and renovated all the pieces. They invited us and other artists to do some extra eye candy and so we came up with the color scheme and created the pattern that was silk-screened on the upholstery. The auction took place in the street where the Bi-Ko-Fe bar is located, the crowd brought the money and Razzle Dazzle eventually got sold for 190 euro. To the new owner we wish for many pleasurable sunday afternoon lap dances and happy endings to be enjoyed in this uniquely remodeled lounge chair.