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Talented female street artist ZABOU, has unveiled the second wall for the 6th ArtWalk Festival in Patras. The message is Love, Friendship, Companionship, Solidarity and Mutual Support. (more…)
Chinese-American artist Ouizi‘s has unveiled her latest project in Bentonville, Arkansas, curated by women-led curator group Justkids and commissioned by local organization Oz Art. (more…)
“Ta nature m’est fleur” is a carte blanche work commissioned by Cultural Centre la Villa Culture Ganshoren (Brussels) to the artist Anthea Missy. For the International LGTBQI+ Rights Day, (more…)
As part of the ongoing effort to curb anti-Asian hate and raise awareness about the history of the Asian-American Diaspora, Lauren has painted this homage to Asian resilience in Chinatown, LA. (more…)
Born in a town in the interior of Galicia, from an early age she drew books and filled everything else with a pen. She became interested in drawing figures and faces, analyzing expressions and what to say with very little. She never attended private lessons, she is considered mainly self-taught. (more…)
Elisa Capdevila (1994) is a painter and muralist from Barcelona. She began training in classical drawing and painting at the age of twenty after leaving a career in science. She made her first mural the following year and discovered in this artistic discipline a very powerful form of communication that caught her immediately. As an urban artist, her work is imbued with the great interest that the artist shows in human issues, such as personal relationships, intimacy and everyday life. (more…)
The mural depicts a woman looking into a frame, as a mirror, seeing her reflection as a man. It is designed to create emotional understanding in the process of acceptance in the LGBT+ movement and their surrounding. (more…)
If something characterized Hyuro‘s work it was sincerity, the softness of her palette fled from the stridency to speak almost in whispers of what is invisible to many. (more…)
London based artist ZABOU recently completed another fascinating wall which is titled: Modern Day Addiction. It is a 10m by 8m mural with a very important message reminding us how deceiving social media can be! (more…)
