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Rafa Llacer ·
The Skate Design exhibition in Ronda showcased artists transforming skateboard decks into diverse artworks, blending sculptural deconstruction and pop culture, celebrating the opening of IndiaM Skaters.
Last Friday in Ronda, Drinks&Co. hosted a new exhibition. This time, the event served to welcome IndiaM Skaters. A clothing store, specializing in apparel and accessories for skaters that recently opened its doors in the city. To mark this inauguration, various artists were invited to participate in a show where there was only one limitation. The medium used had to be, in any case, a skateboard deck.
The result is a collection of very diverse proposals, different styles, techniques, and motifs captured on a wooden deck. We were able to enjoy, as it couldn't be any other way, drinks and very good company.
At Nömad, we didn't want to miss it.
Left, the poster for the Skate Design event, held at Drinks&Co; on the right, one of the submitted designs: a mermaid crafted using marine elements like pearls, ropes, and seashells.
In this case, the artist didn't limit themselves to working on the surface. The result is a fun deconstruction of a Nordic-inspired skateboard deck. If you manage to assemble it correctly, it promises to take you to the sky.
Two proposals with skeletal designs. From left to right, Frida Kahlo, split between life and death, and a girl with her heart in her hand.
Skateboard decks designed by Nömad for Skate Design. On the left, a deck designed with a pattern based on the diaeresis of the Nömad logo. On the right, a second creation, inspired by one of the frames that make up the music video for the song Rencontre avec un ballon, by Miki Grems.
