Swiss artists Never Crew at St-art Delhi
Never Crew, the Swiss duo known for their ability to interact with a variety of mediums and environments part of St+art Delhi 2016

Never Crew, the Swiss duo renowned worldwide for their ability to interact with a variety of mediums and environments, have been invited to be part of St+art Delhi 2016 to represent Switzerland in this collective art project.

Never Crew will create a big mural on a prominent wall in the city as well as participate in the exhibition at ICD. For the exhibition they will paint a piece on two containers which will also host a selection of their studio's works inside (previously realized in Switzerland), in the form of a site-specific installation. 

Schedule: 
The St-art Delhi container exhibition
On display from 29 January 2016 - 29 February 2016at ICD (Inland Container Depot), Tughlakabad, near Okhla Industrial Area, Delhi 

The St-art Delhi Festival
St+art Delhi 2016 will be the third edition of the St+art Festival in Delhi. Ten international artists and ten Indian artists along with a few special guests from the Indian contemporary art sphere will be invited to realize public interventions across the city and also to create a unique art exhibition at the ICD (Inland Container Depot), the biggest dry port in Asia, which is located in the industrial area of Okhla. ICD will be the venue of St+art Delhi 2016 exhibition. The parking lot of ICD will host a massive walk-through installation made using more than 100 shipping containers. 

About Nevercrew
NEVERCREW is a swiss based street artists duo composed by Christian Rebecchi & Pablo Togni. They work together since 1996. 

Working together since 1996, Christian Rebecchi & Pablo Togni developed the issue of the confrontation (between two persons, between ideas, between forces) and at the same time, interacting in the public space, they extended this confrontation outside in a direct way, making this perennial dual "discussion" one of the hubs of their work. From this take shape what they call "sections" and "living structures." 

NEVERCREW see these "structures" as models of living systems, overviews that are made perceptible in their totality and in their structure by the act of sectioning, which allows to see them (and if desired, to explore them) as they are inside while maintaining the perceptible global shape. They apply and generate a double vision, or "simultaneous vision", layered in sets/systems that start from the individual mechanical or natural components up to the overall composition given by the association of different subjects, and then finally expand out automatically in a direct and personal relationship with the observer and the environment.

More about Never Crew: http://www.nevercrew.com/ 
More about St-art Delhi: http://www.st-artindia.org/

Partner: St-art Delhi

Press Mention:
Be-Street / dated 29 Jan 2016