A night of art mayhem has thrown the Lala Drona back into the limelight. Our story begins when Lala is spotted at Fred Le Chevalier’s art opening in Paris. The art opening was greatly anticipated and crowds of trendy, alternative art-types showed up to view these romantically dark and brilliant pieces concerning love, fear and death.
Witnesses say Lala came alone and seemed quite desperate to find someone to talk to. Pauline Guersant, an art collector at the show remembers Lala at the party. “She looked quite anxious. Trying to talk to anyone about the art that would listen. I think she ended up talking to DAKO because he has a kind ear.” Another source states that it looked like Lala and DAKO actually seemed to have been getting along, toasting champagne and laughing.
However, Lala’s new friend DAKO (a prominent street artist emerging from Berlin) might have just become her greatest enemy. After the art opening, the two street artists were seen leaving together. Later that night, a disturbance was reported to the department 94 police. Destruction of private property. Apparently DAKO and Lala decided to send a message back to another street artist EP13, who had written Lala’s name on the same wall.
The police arrived before they could finish. Although Lala escaped, DAKO was apprehended, but not without a fight. Crowds watched as DAKO took down four French policemen before he was finally subdued when four additional officers arrived on site. Although rumors suggest bad blood between the two street artists, according to Police Chief Nicolas Monteau that will not be a problem. “This DAKO character will be deported as soon as I am able to finish the paperwork,” he quotes.
Fans will continue to keep an eye out for Lala during the next week as she continues to try to immerse herself into the alternative art culture of Paris whilst working on her own projects. Be sure to check next week for another Lala update.
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Lily Garrison, Journalist at EZVoyage
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