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I’m Master street artist and painter from Belgrade (Serbia). I graduated the Academy of Fine Arts-Brera ( Mlan,Italy). From 2013 member of association of artists and designers od Serbia – ULUPUDS. I’m painting murals since 2002. On the streets and last 10 years i’m painting murals professionally for the clubs, restaurants etc.
Looking into Italian artist XEL nad his last murals which he made in 2019, we beem to the wonderful areas of Sorrento and Turin, in Italy. (more…)
Vitae Viazi are a street art crew (art-collective) from Moscow. The name “Vitae Viazi” comes from the Latin word “vitae” (“of life”) and “viazi,” which is the name of a special ornamental Cyrillic (old slavonic) script. This decorative script was their initial source of inspiration. In fact, the name of the crew should be written with characters of two keyboard layouts “VITAE ВЯЗИ” but it is too tricky to google it, so they choose – “Vitae Viazi”. (more…)
BerriBlue is a young, female street artist. Originally from Poland, she now lives and works in Portugal. She works mainly through paste-ups, which she paints at home in her studio. Her work deals with themes such as mental health, femininity, sexuality, and mortality. She currently has pieces up in Porto, Lisbon, London, and Dublin.
She previously went by “JTB” and was quite well known in Dublin under that name, with her work featuring in “Inside Out” a book about Irish street art. (more…)
Luispak, is a night time painter, graffiti writer, graphic designer, illustrator, was born in 1984 in Salerno.
The latest mural realized by Mots is called “Myśl” (polish word for ‘Thought’) and it was painted during Writer’s Block Festival in Leeuwarden, Netherlands. Muralists team, Diogo and Jagoda, created an abstract figure which the idea for it came from how simple shapes can communicate complex ideas, (more…)
