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The Spanish artist Bifido presented his latest work in Italy, located on an unusual spot for this type of art. The midevil tower with a backdrop view to the sea, is the font to his inspiring artwork. (more…)
Leon Keer is a Dutch 3d chalk street artist. He learned to paint through designing and producing large advertisements. Chalking directly on the streets started in 2007 when Leon Keer was invited to participate an international street painting eventin Utrecht, The Netherlands. (more…)
Olivier Roubieu is a French artist based in London. He graduated from an Art College in France. Soon after he left college he created the alias Shiz in 2005. (more…)
A social and artistic project based on the idea of creation and improvement of spaces took place in the village of Belorado in Spain. (more…)
I’m Mattia Santarelli a.k.a. Ob Queberry. I’m an italian painter, muralist, illustrator and animator. Drawing on walls and any other surface (legal or not) since the age of 4. Here a bunch of fresh works made in Spoleto, my hometown.
Udatxo’s brilliant urban portrait for Proyect 12+1, located at the l’Hospitalet de Llobregat in Barcelona. It is the latest project organised by the Contorno Urbano Foundation. (more…)
Krayon ‘s last work in Rome was in honor of mafia victims. The Italian artist painted portraits of 9 victims of the Italian mafia on 60m of wall: Renata Fonte, Giancarlo Siani, Rita Atria, Don Puglisi, Don Peppe Diana, Palma Scamardella, Rosario Livatino, Annalisa Durante and Lea Garofalo. (more…)
Pejac recently visited NYC for the first time with a goal to spread his concerns about human relationship with nature through two new public interventions in Bushwick and Chinatown. (more…)
