Christmas crime street art painting by tcp375, view 1

Christmas crime street art painting by tcp375, view 2

Christmas crime street art painting by tcp375, view 3

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tcp375

Christmas crime

Stencil

Size: 40 х 50 х 2 cm
Material: Canvas on stretcher, gesso, MTN 94 spray paint
Year: 2024
Availability: In stock

The scene is after everything — the tree is knocked down, the ornaments are broken. Red spots on a green background — like bullet holes. Who’s the victim? Who’s the criminal? There’s no answer. From a distance — it looks serious. Almost criminal. Up close — just a tree that didn’t survive the holiday cheer. Some ornaments stayed whole, some broke — both remain. The irony is that in this silence, you still feel the drama. No one died, but someone definitely got hurt. Someone suffers during every holiday. Some more. Some less. And some... a cat. A joke.  But not quite.

€ 180

About the artist

tcp375 paints on walls simply because it’s fun. For him, street art is an easy way to share thoughts and make the city feel more alive. Stencils have become his favorite tool: they allow him to leave a quick image and disappear just as quickly. This is especially valuable in the sterile cities of Eastern Europe. The artist also experiments with anti-vandal approaches, hanging canvases directly on the streets — this lets viewers encounter art in an unexpected setting. In 2025, tcp375 held a street art exhibition in Minsk, showing that his journey is only just beginning. The gallery is proud to collaborate with tcp375 and believes that his energy and street language will resonate with a wide audience.