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Little colorful beings of happiness began to dance, jump, and fly, spreading across the city. They rapidly expanded to the whole country and continued to spread worldwide. The artist never fails to bring them to life wherever he goes, whether by painting, hanging or pasting them. It is highly possible that you’ve noticed them in the streets of Tokyo, New York, Paris, Barcelona, and the list goes on… (more…)
Tbilisi Mural Fest, the most anticipated celebration of street art in Georgia, announcied its 5th anniversary, bringing even more creativity and innovation to the streets of Tbilisi and Kutaisi. (more…)
At the start of 2021, David’s experience within the prison system led to an invitation from Gabriella Cianciolo, professor at the University of Cologne, to participate as a speaker in an interdisciplinary project named GAP, for “Graffiti Art in Prison”. (more…)
New amazing works of Street art have been realized in the neighbourhood of Sant’Elia by urbanKofa, Rosaria Straffalaci, and Roberta Congiu together with the community. (more…)
Athens based artist STMTS, recently finished one more mural in the centre of this ancient city, in an effort to communicate an urgent call to society in relation with the climate crisis issues. (more…)
Fresh mural by talented artist Fabio Petani in Bergamo for Bergamo and Brescia Italian Capital of Culture 2023. The mural develops on the concept of the force of nature. Spathiphyllum is also a plant with a beneficial action as it absorbs volatile organic compounds and harmful substances (more…)
For the first time in the city, and within the framework of the Brussels Days project, the internationally renowned Belgian artist Jaune has created a large intervention in Madrid’s public space. An over 20 meters long mural, it pays tribute to the workers who keep the world going, (more…)
The 18th edition of the Industriebrachenumgestaltung (say it in one breath) recently came to an end in Leipzig. The festival for urban art known as “ibug” took place at its premiere in the trade fair city as part of the theme year “The whole city as a stage”. (more…)
Luca Ledda (*1984) is an Italian painter and muralist based in Turin. After graduating in illustration from the European Institute of Design(IED), he starts working in the advertising industry.
After a few years, he decides to focus entirely on his development as a visual artist. He starts painting his illustrations on walls and discovers his passion for urban art and muralism. He participated in many international festivals and exhibitions in Europe and Latin America. His grotesque and surrealist style is easily recognizable due to its strong visual impact. (more…)