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This is the Third element by ETNIK inspired by the Platonic geometry. The artist has painted this wall for “BIENNALE D’ART CONTEMPORAIN DE Sologne” (more…)
TAROE, his real name Nicolas Masterson, was born in Biarritz on April 6th, 1981. He discovers Graffiti in 1995. Self-taught and passionate, he starts and progresses on the walls of the disused factories, waste grounds, and trains which mark out his way from his native Basque Country, to New York, Berlin, including Madrid, Bangkok, Hanoî, Pondicherry or Paris, where he lives from 2005 to 2015. (more…)
GND Shuo is an artist based in Taiwan, he started to do graffiti at the age of 13. Aside from street art, he is also active in graphic design and scripting. (more…)
The artist Guido Palmadessa inaugurates the 2019 edition of BAGOUT, with a mural created in the municipality of Caposele in Italy. (more…)
In the site-specific project Mystical Es Vedrà, Phil Akashi observes how modern Ibiza (Eivissa) became an intricate mosaic of cultures and a crossroads of civilizations. (more…)
MrX is a Belgium based artist, who paints colourful works inspired by nature and animals while combining them with vivid colours and shapes.
Bona paints heads in a huge variety of shapes, colors, in different styles on plenty of materials. They always have an iconic face but look pretty different at the same time. As unique as each one of us is… she started with paste ups in the streets of Berlin in 2006. Meanwhile her heads feel comfortable internationally and the paste ups became Murals. (more…)
Iphigenia Papageorgiou was born in Cyprus and her work involves the ‘Street’ style as she prefers to contribute to public spaces with her embroidery installations on the walls. She has found her own special way of creating portraits on metallic fence using yarn and thread. It is a long process using this thread-pattern though she finds it challenging to finish one piece and watch the outcome. (more…)
