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Etnik‘s latest wall was recently painted with Spanish artist Den xl in Reunion Island (an island between Madagascar and Mauricius) for Reunion graffiti Festival. It was a combo made for the 3rd edition of the annual festival
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BOTANICA RESISTENTE is the title of the first public work in Centocelle signed by the international artist ETNIK, periferic neighborhood in Rome – Italy. The mural, curated by Mirko Pierri of a.DNA collective,
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With the intention of making more pleasant the hard days we are all living, Etnik has realised a new wall with the title ”EU-TOPIA”. Located in Imola, Italy, this fresh colaboration attempts to bring some modern aesthetics to an otherwise traditional and peaceful town.
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“Upside down Circus” is the latest wall painted by Etnik in the wonderful “urban park” of Torino. The are has been obtained from a once active old still mill factory.
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Etnik created his latest mural for the BLQ association in Bologna, Italy. The artist sent us some captivating images of his creation.
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This is the Third element by ETNIK inspired by the Platonic geometry. The artist has painted this wall for “BIENNALE D’ART CONTEMPORAIN DE Sologne”
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ETNIK’s last wall in Randers (DENMARK) in combo with MADE514. The wall represents the city of RANDERS: according to the architecture of this city,
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“CityCall” mural art festival, organized by UrbanAct in the city of Volos – Greece, has started and the first mural belongs to well known Italian artist, Etnik.
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We bring you the latest work by one of our favourite artists, Etnik, which was created for WALK THE LINE project in Genoa, Italy. For this industrial, mechanized and urbanized corner of Genoa, the artist imagined a sectioned pylon containing a part of hidden nature.
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