Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Diogo Machado known as Add Fuel was born in 1980 is a Portuguese illustrator & street artist. According to Miguel Moore, Add Fuel's universe is "Located in the outer fringes of a multi-layered imaginative mind, one simple glance seems enough to take in all the colorful, weird, funny, exciting, cosy and warm features of Planet Fire – the brainchild of Diogo Machado. And yet, the visual complexity of some of his creations demands a deeper, more meaningful look, as amid the stylish, dynamic artwork there are often small and unexpected details operating on a whole different level of meaning. In this duality of propositions – the simple and the complex – lies the vitality of his universe.Ever since he set off on this journey, his visual probes have been traveling far and wide, from the digital to the handmade he has collaborated with renown entities, brands and galleries. He now splits his life between the love for illustration and drawing and the need to use the streets as his personal gallery to play with people's minds and attention, adding pieces of 'renewed tradition' - the tile panels; adding fuel to help fire up the colorlessness that permeates our daily lives.". }
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- Add_Fuel abstract "Diogo Machado known as Add Fuel was born in 1980 is a Portuguese illustrator & street artist. According to Miguel Moore, Add Fuel's universe is "Located in the outer fringes of a multi-layered imaginative mind, one simple glance seems enough to take in all the colorful, weird, funny, exciting, cosy and warm features of Planet Fire – the brainchild of Diogo Machado. And yet, the visual complexity of some of his creations demands a deeper, more meaningful look, as amid the stylish, dynamic artwork there are often small and unexpected details operating on a whole different level of meaning. In this duality of propositions – the simple and the complex – lies the vitality of his universe.Ever since he set off on this journey, his visual probes have been traveling far and wide, from the digital to the handmade he has collaborated with renown entities, brands and galleries. He now splits his life between the love for illustration and drawing and the need to use the streets as his personal gallery to play with people's minds and attention, adding pieces of 'renewed tradition' - the tile panels; adding fuel to help fire up the colorlessness that permeates our daily lives."".