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When talking about waves and street art, the first artist that comes to our mind is Hilton Alves. His realistic depictions of Hawaii waves are breathtaking. His 101 Perfect waves project aims to create 101 murals of perfect waves. (more…)
Luis Casas is an street artist from Havana, Cuba.Graduated from San Alejandro Academy of Fine Arts and the Institute of Art (ISA) His work combines anonymous graffiti, photography, painting and installations. (more…)
“Encumbering machine” is the title of the latest mural painting realized by NEVERCREW in Kiev (Ukraine) for the Art United Us project, 2017. It communicates the troubled relationship between humanity and nature, while depicting a mammal in distress! (more…)
Mino di Summa (born in 1986) , graduated from Instituto Statale d’Arte of Grottaglie (Italy) and has a bachelor of science degree in Architecture at La Sapienza University of Rome. For fifteen years he has been in close contact with the artists of the cities, keeping the passion for art and especially for painting. (more…)
Manolo Mesa is a Spanish artist born in Cadiz (Spain). Graduate in the School of Fine Arts combines his pictorial practice in the street with his work of study. (more…)
Street Art duo TelmoMiel from the Netherlands recently finished a new mural in Eugene, Oregon (USA). It was made for the 20×21 EUG mural project. It is titled: ’Dog Daze Of Summer’, inspired by the relaxed mood summer offers to dogs! (more…)
The beauty of the disintegration and the autonomy of nature becomes legible as soon as you enter the Pfaff area. The abandoned buildings of the 21 acres large area sustain, between decay and glittering finiteness, many leftover traces of use and vacancy. An industrial area, which produced Pfaff-sewing machines for more than 150 years and became world famous, has now come to a standstill. (more…)
