Description: In "Highrollerz Wheelchair Basketball," Zermillion transforms a basketball court into a vibrant celebration of community and resilience.The Royce Dog character represents wheelchair basketball worldwide. The project took nine days to complete and involved artists Casper and Zermillion.
Located in Chelmsford, Essex, United Kingdom, this court was inspired by by the Highrollerz Wheelchair basketball president and community leader. He mentors many young and upcoming players, and introduces the game of basketball not just to individuals with disabilities, but also to able-bodied people, making wheelchair basketball enjoyable for everyone and striving to earn it the same respect as the NBA.
The court was painted using Zermillion’s secret formula and exterior acrylic paint. The piece is more than just a striking image; it represents the power of art to bring people together and inspire change. Zermillion’s work blends creativity with purpose, using public spaces to make a meaningful impact while fostering connection and inclusivity.
Highrollerz Wheelchair Basketball
Introducing Zermillion, a painter and multimedium artist hailing from Venice, CA who has been reshaping the definition of “graffiti art”. His journey began in 1999 when he fell in love with the craft after watching his older brother spray paint. Zermillion’s art is more than just visual expression; it’s a medium for spreading love, uniting people, & healing communities through his iconic basketball court murals.
