Aaron Kr.
August 18th, 2010 (updated)
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French sneaker artist, Manuel Angot, also known as Art Force One, has created some super fresh custom versions of the Nike Air Max 90 for the reopening of the Titolo store in Bern, Switzerland this weekend. Art Force One has conjured three different versions, including an incredible Safari-inspired edition. All three will be on display at the Titolo store beginning Saturday, February 28th. To see some more customized masterpieces, check out the ArtForceOne site.
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