ABOUT GLOBAL PROTECTION CORP.
Our team is fiercely passionate about our mission to make condoms as socially acceptable as toothpaste. We do this by encouraging more open, frequent and playful conversation about sexual health, and continuously innovating and reimagining our products to feel better, fit better and work better. We envision a world where engaging in safer sex is as second nature as putting on a seat belt. Buckle up!
Innovation in Action
Throughout the years, our focus on innovation has never wavered. Whether through manufacturing, distribution or brand development, we’ve always looked to challenge pre-conceived notions about the ‘right’ way to do things. It’s our belief that doing things differently is often the first step to making things better.
Bringing art to Global Protection Corp’s soon-to-be headquarters in Lynn, MA is a natural fit. Known for creating hundreds of innovative and eye-catching condom wrappers by blending cutting-edge design with state-of-the-art manufacturing technology, Global Protection Corp. would not feel complete without a mural gracing its building!
The building owners, A.W. Perry, together with Global Protection Corp. and Beyond Walls, collaborated to select Dutch artist Mr. June after reviewing several artists’ portfolios. Mr. June’s distinctive style of muralism complements the aesthetics of the recently renovated building, which was once home to the 150,000+ sq. ft. Garleick Farms dairy production facility. His artwork seamlessly integrates with the ethos of Global Protection Corp., adding a unique and captivating design to the building’s exterior.
Meet the Artist
David Louf alias Mr. June started with graffiti in 1985. Heavily influenced by oldskool hip-hop and breakdance, he soon fell in love with the concept of graphic design. It was not for long before his talents and magnificent arts were recognized by big. names in the industry.
“My murals are always based on my canvasses. My canvasses are a study of the possibilities and boundaries of one shape, the hexagon. My starting pont on all my walls is top react on the elements on and around the wall. Because of the hexagon I only have 2 angled lines, these lines are the base off this piece.”
