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In a world increasingly shaped by digital hostility and societal fragmentation, the Address Hate Initiative emerges with a bold, poetic gesture: a monumental artwork by Franco-Swiss artist Saype, known for his biodegradable land art across more than 20 countries. (more…)
There was a huge community turnout for the launch of Art of Protest‘s new mural and street furniture, inspired by returning nature to the heart of Acomb. The mural is titled “Return of the Oaks” and brings back the woodland to the high street. (more…)
On November 24th, the Tres Xemeneies park in Barcelona became a stage for protest thanks to the celebration of the Feminist JAM, an action driven by Rebobinart within the Womart project. (more…)
The first female street artist to partecipace at Prologis Park Lodi, Stefania Marchetto aka SteReal who, with her “Corpus Meum”, created a mural work of great impact. (more…)
Fresh commemorative mural pays tribute to the women who have promoted women’s football. Designed by the Basque artist Udane Juaristi, known as Udatxo, the mural was unveiled on 16 May to coincide with the UEFA Women’s Champions League final, which will be played in San Mamés, Bilbao, on 25 May. (more…)
Bringing you the last mural from Jupiterfab, an Italian artist based in Mexico, on his ongoing project “Is this modern society?”. It looks into the need for a balanced use in todays digital technology that has overtaken our lives. (more…)
The latest project by artist Jupitefab was to complete a painting of all the concrete walls of a church in San Luis Gonzaga which is part of the architectonic heritage of the city and had suffered vandalism activities in recent years; therefore rehabilitating it. (more…)
Athens based artist STMTS, recently finished his latest 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. This work was done as part of the “Generation 17” initiative (more…)
The collective BellaPhame, formed by Isabella (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) and Phame (Brooklyn, N.Y.) was created in 2017 when both artists began to merge their influences and styles while living in Portugal. Coming from different backgrounds, their work shares the importance of connection and collaboration, using the word search game as an interactive tool to engage with the public and the colors green and purple as a visual representation of their separate forces existing in balance.