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Hijack -Growing Pains Small
With Growing Pains (small) , Hijack exposes the vulnerability as well as the strength of today’s youth. The work shows a young figure in a hoodie, rolled up and with his hands protecting his face. As a result, the painting radiates a sense of insecurity, protection and transition. At the same time, the title refers to the pain and beauty of growing up.
First you notice the figure’s dynamic pose. Then you discover the background: a pattern in the style of Piet Mondrian, with the recognisable primary colours red, blue and yellow, framed by black lines. Moreover, this classic art reference provides a powerful contrast to the modern street art figure. It is precisely this fusion of old and new that makes this work unique and compelling.
Growing Pains highlights the struggles of a generation balancing between vulnerability and resilience. The work invites the viewer to reflect: on identity, youth and the role of art in our society. This makes it not only a visual statement, but also a social commentary.
Hijack is one of the most promising names in the international street art scene. The son of renowned artist Mr. Brainwash grew up in a world full of creativity and expression. Yet he soon developed a style all his own. As a result, Hijack is seen as a fresh voice that effortlessly combines tradition and innovation.
His works are powerful, layered and often imbued with social messages. He uses iconic images and juxtaposes them with modern themes: youth, identity, freedom and the tension of growing up. Moreover, Hijack likes to play with contrasts – raw street art versus classical art influences – making his work feel both rebellious and sophisticated.
In addition, his visual language is recognisable by strong contours, dynamic figures and vivid colours. It is precisely this combination that makes his art accessible to a wide audience and popular with collectors. His works appear in galleries worldwide, but always retain the energy and spontaneity of the street.
Hijack shows that art is a means of telling stories, pushing boundaries and making emotions visible. That is why he is considered today as an artist who is shaping the future of street art with guts, passion and authenticity.
