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Tymon de Laat alias “MeLikePainting” is an artist from the Netherlands. Tymon was born in 1979 and grew up in Delft and graduated from the Willem de Kooning Academy. His work can be found all over the world, especially on concrete and canvas in his hometown Rotterdam. (more…)
Two years after the first idea, the wall by Bane & Pest is finally completed: the mill tower in Chur has become the largest mural in Switzerland! (more…)
On Oahu’s north shore, the town of Kahuku is defined by Hawaii’s natural beauty. Nestled between the dramatic Ko‘olau Mountains and world-class surf destinations, it’s home to one individual who has a talent for transforming Hawaii’s seascapes into works of art. (more…)
Airborne Mark has been very active on the graffiti and street art scene in the UK for over 10 years. However, his journey with spray paint started in 1995 in Poland, where he comes from. He is particularly know for his bold origami theme. Such has been his involvement on the UK street art scene that he is mentioned in Banksy’s unauthorised biography “The Man behind the Wall” by Will Ellsworth-Jones. (more…)
Seems like the water shutoffs and massive drainage charge in Detroit has been set up to seize poor people’s homes and land to conclude deals which embraces more money on the table. (more…)
In the beginning of September Greek artist INO was invited, by Urban Forms Foundation, to create an amazingly realistic piece in the city of Lodz, Poland. Inspired by mythology and modern day human power! (more…)
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Riccardo’s works are characterized by the emphasis on anatomical features of the human being. He focuses particularly on the lights and shadows that define the shapes, looking for a softness and depth of neoclassical sculpture. All this is superimposed on eccentric and colored background that alienate his works from traditional painting and bring them closer to a pop posterization. (more…)
