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This 40 meters high and 9 meters wide wall is where Gleo applied her latest work for Nufestival, in São Paulo, Brazil. Titled,¨El Otro¨/ ”The Other”, it is an interpretation of our interior ego that took the artist 15 days to create.
>> read moreJim Vision presented his latest work in East London. An absolutely stunning and massive mural that will lift every last hair that is left on your back. The founder of EndoftheLine, has named the wall: ‘Paradise Lost, in the midst of things’.
>> read moreStreet Artist Intruso visited a conflict area in Venezuela and made the place more colorful!! Acompanied by the petic text of Alex Trujillo the artist has created a moment of praising towards birds and the common ground it shares with man.
>> read moreBombing Science recently released their latest research article that looks intensively into which cities are most popular for Graffiti art.
>> read moreUrbanact established the realization of a series of public frescoes in the city of Volos, with the voluntary participation of famous artists from Greece and abroad, on surfaces that “emerge” from an open call to the citizens.
>> read more“Life in shadows” – This nostalgic family portrait, based on an old picture, pretends to be an open window to this “typical family” intimacy. Despite a scene that seems relaxed, we can feel the defiant gaze of the masculine character.
>> read moreKraser‘s two latest works in Odessa, Ukraine, are both massive huge and colorful walls. The Spanish artist living in Milan has felt attraction towards painting since he was very young and started painting murals when he was 12.
>> read moreInvited by Mistaker Maker and sponsored by Revigres, ADD FUEL continues the tradition of Tiles in this historical avenue in Lisbon. Avenida Infante Santo in Lisbon is a street full of historical Portuguese tiles.
>> read more“Falsas Promesas / Broken Promises”: omino71 launches “I Muri Di Carta” with its two posters, a series of interventions of artists who usually do their artworks in the streets with the paper as their main medium.
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