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Controversial artist Biancoshock presented his latest istallation for the Outdoor Festival 2018 that took place in Rome (IT). Suprisingly its humouristic approach is followed by a bitter fact. Street art commercialism! As the artist explains: ”Behind the growing success of street art there are often mechanisms that transform artists into tools in the hands of galleries, institutions and media. (more…)
Alexandre Farto AKA Vhils is the latest international artist to join Splash and Burn, a creative initiative using Art as an alternative platform projecting critical ecological issues. Vhils’ contribution focuses on the discovery of a new species of great ape in Indonesia and a recently approved hydropower dam set to decimate their habitat. (more…)
“Capirotes” is the installation from Dos Jotas in Spain for the holly week! “The city looks as a field of artistic action and intervention.
Spanish artist Sue975 was invited to create a new wall for the Proyecto 12+1 in l’Hospitalet de Llobregat in Barcelona. Sue975 who is originally from Madrid, is one of the pioneers of abstraction in Spanish urban art. (more…)
Ernest Zacharevic returns for a second year of Splash and Burn with a giant SOS distress call carved into the landscape of an oil palm plantation; calling attention to the ongoing destruction of Indonesia’s forests and wildlife. (more…)
New urban project by GripFace for the #blackrubbishisgoldproject in the Mediterranean. An installation of supermarket trolleys and garbage bags comes to remind us how all we purchase every day ends up as garbage on a daily basis. (more…)
Uk based street artist Airborne Mark spent the first few days of January in Penge, working on his newest mural. The new artwork is based on an origami winged heart that he first folded. (more…)
A roaming Origami Wolf is looking for a prey to devour. It is the work of Airborne Mark who is somewhat known for his bold origami style. (more…)
