HERSK (Argenteuil, France, 1979). "Something to suck #31", 2014. Unique piece . Graffiti on steel and wood. Signed, dated and titled on the back. Measurements: 124.5 x 45 x 9 cm. In this sculpture the artist uses the silhouette of the mythical ice cream of the Skimo brand as the basis for a graffiti. HeRsk, who has turned ice creams into icons of his artistic production, makes his own wooden structures and then intervenes them, thus combining a concept that refers to childhood and an aesthetic that transports the viewer to adolescence. HeRsk is an urban artist of French origin. Fascinated by the world of graffiti since childhood, his first artistic incursions were in his own home where he created his workshop. His passion led him to experiment with numerous materials such as metal, wood, canvas or paper, in addition to intervene objects such as clothing, shoes, skateboards and snowboards. His skill was increasing until it reached the walls of his city. His artistic influences come from the work of street artists such as Mist, Zest and Smash 137, although his work has a completely personal stamp. Ice cream, lollipops, cookies and chocolate bars form his imaginary. Elements that he rescues from childhood and "vandalizes" with his urban aesthetics of rounded shapes that intertwine. Currently his work can be seen largely in the city where he has lived since 1999, Montpellier, although in 2007 he met Giovanni Ingrato, whose influence meant a leap towards works on canvas and sculptures.