Blood Becomes Water
We're Blood Becomes Water, a Bulgarian art trio, based in Sofia and Brussels, united by friendship and a shared passion for subcultural art and music. The collective's work spans emerging contemporary art, illustration, graphic design, and limited-edition publishing.
What began as a casual experiment in 2010 with "The Bulgarian Issue" has evolved into a significant contribution to the Bulgarian art scene. BBW's creative initiatives have paved the way for other zine-related and DIY projects in the country.
We're known for the bold and playful graphic vocabulary, fearlessly experimenting with various techniques, including print, mural paint, and textile. Our work often features deformed characters, subcultural references, and surreal creatures, combined with handmade typography.
What began as a casual experiment in 2010 with "The Bulgarian Issue" has evolved into a significant contribution to the Bulgarian art scene. BBW's creative initiatives have paved the way for other zine-related and DIY projects in the country.
We're known for the bold and playful graphic vocabulary, fearlessly experimenting with various techniques, including print, mural paint, and textile. Our work often features deformed characters, subcultural references, and surreal creatures, combined with handmade typography.
Blood Becomes Water, THE SETLIST COLLECTION, 2024 © Blood Becomes Water
Rosie Eisor, JAVEL, Blood Becomes Water, 2024 © Rosie Eisor
‘JAVEL’ features images and artworks created by Rosie Eisor during her six-week artist residency at AiR Sandnes in Norway.
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BBW feat. Jacopo Benassi, MIMESIS, Blood Becomes Water, 2022 © BBW feat. Jacopo Benassi
The “Mimesis” presents a collage of selected self-portraits by Jacopo Benassi in a multi-layered textile patchwork made by Blood Becomes Water. The image of the artwork was used to create an A2 folded poster publication, containing information about the project and the artist. It was printed on Armen Paper® – a stone paper which is infinitely recyclable and naturally resistant to water or grease. Furthermore, its softness and flexibility reminds of fabric, which relates on conceptual level to the project.
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