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Ludo ‘Do Androids Dream of Electrik Sheep’ exhibition

Paris based street artist executes nature's revenge in Newcastle.

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Posted 12:05 GMT on April 29, 2010
Ludo ‘Do Androids Dream of Electrik Sheep’ exhibition

The Electrik Sheep Gallery in Newcastle will host an exhibition of Ludo's recent works from June 3 - 30.

The Paris based artist has an obsession with nature seeking revenge on technology and society in general.

If you have ever seen any of this man's street pieces you will know that he is a master of his craft.

Ludo has a reputation for going big, so you can guarantee that this show will be nothing short of a colourful extravaganza.

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Creative Commons LicenseLudo ‘Do Androids Dream of Electrik Sheep’ exhibition (text) by David McNamara is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

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