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I sign my work j3rny, playing with the phonetic coincidence of the word “journey” with the initial letter of my first name along with my last. It is fitting as in my work I capture moments of spiritual encounters or journeys. For me the most direct path to a spiritual encounter is through nature. So I depict portraits of the human figure interacting with the natural world, with plants, insects and animals. In recognizing the present moment and breathing in the magnitude and marvel of the simple elements of one’s everyday environment, we encounter ourselves and therefore the pulsating essence that inhabits and connects us. (more…)
JETLAG has started painting graffiti in late 1989 as a youngster, later evolving into a Street Art muralist; being a professional artist since 2008. Coming from the south region of the Netherlands, he grew up amongst the 1st generation of graffiti mates in a poor, former industrial region that brought forward quite a lot of today’s well known graffiti and mural artists, like: DOES, NASH, CHAS and GOMAD, still being his today’s friends and well respected colleagues. (more…)
I am “Re1st”, 35 year old Israeli artist of Armenian descent. I discovered graffiti for the first time at the age of 15, in 2002 and until 2006 I painted on the streets of my native city, mostly writing the names of my favorite rock bands. In 2006 called up to serve in the army.
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.
We are excited to share with you images from the last mural painted by Polish artist Nespoon in Yffiniac, a charming village in the north of France, in Brittany. The inspiration was a Breton ceremonial shawl from the end of the 19th century, (more…)
Shepard Fairey, local artists and curator Iryna Kanishcheva stand for Ukraine with a powerful action and fundraising in Gainesville, Florida. The power of public art in connecting people, raising awareness and positive social change is illustrated by a documentary launched now. (more…)
New mural “HAPPY FAMILY” created by Jupiterfab next to next to the biggest market in Guadalajara. It is a reflection about the disconnection caused by digital technology, eating junk food, the overuse of digital apps. (more…)
Mural brings attention to the depopulation of rural areas of Spain and across the world. Created for the annual GarGar Festival in Penelles, Lleida, Spain. (more…)
Born 1989 in Sagamihara-shi, Kanazawa, Japan After graduating from high school, he felt uncomfortable living in the Japanese society and was determined to change Japan through art. While searching for his ways, he had a fateful encounter with Banksy’s work and since then he lived his life as a street artist. He drew his first work at the age of 18 in Harajuku, but he was caught by the police and soon realized the difficulty of street art activities in Japan. (more…)
