With a total of 41 murals completed since 2013, Alves has plans to paint more walls with the goal to inspire people to preserve lakes, rivers, and oceans.

Self-taught, Alves was born in Santos-SP, Brazil, and began painting in 2000, in the city of Guarujá-SP. He was involved in water sports, such as surfing, stand up paddle-boarding, bodyboarding, and swimming. Alves uses his experiences at sea as inspiration for his artwork.

Living on Oahu since 2007, Alves has painted ocean themed murals in local schools which included participation from students and the community. In October 2013, he created the 101 Perfect Waves International Mural Project. His first mural was painted in Honolulu, Hawaii, as the largest wave mural in the world. After that, he painted murals across the U.S. in Maui, Los Angeles, San Diego, Houston, Orlando, Miami, and countries like Brazil, Israel, and Singapore.

Photos By: Deco Alves

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WOOZY in Athens GR

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Below you can see some of the breath taking murals that have been done in the past.

Map of Murals

ZUKCLUB desde Rusia en Maracay

steep Urbanización Caña de Azucar 2015

Steep Urb. Caña de Azucar 2015

Fuga mural in action

Fuga Muralista mural Homenaje al maestro Juvenal Ravelo Maracay 2015

flix avenida bolivar de Maracay

Aryz in Maracay Venezuela

GUIAS- Steep Avenida 5 de Julio con Avenida Bolivar 2015

L7m Brasil en la Avenida Bolivar de Maracay 2015

KozDos Venezuela en el Boulevar de Maracay 2015

Organised by ”Footprints Art Foundation” that was founded in 2012 in order to link and promote the creative potential of Latino youth, with the maxim that Our North is the South, and our duty to actively participate in cultural movements such as link integrating communications among the countries of our Latin America.

Their goal is to promote ethics, culture and liberating and supportive education, developing as a plan flag Project Latin American Cultural Integration Footprints of Art, which raises amass a culture that strengthens national identity, Latin American and Caribbean in order to link culturally young Venezuelan artists with their counterparts representatives of different Latin American cultures.

Visit the official website here.

Fundación Huellas del Arte

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ZALEZ – artist profile

Link to website

Zalez show room
(Sur rendez vous- by appointement only)
62 Rue Etienne Guillemin
63300 Thiers
France

Opening:
Tuesday- Friday: 14Pm_18pm
Saturday: 12Am_18Pm

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This mural can be seen in rue des Récollets in the 10th neighborhood of Paris.

Check out more here:

DOURONE paints LE MUR in Paris

DOURONE, the artist – the traveler (Interview)

BEHIND THE WALL in LA by DOURONE

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The pictures were taken by Nick Saraceni @charizard22

Check out more works of Dourone here

Read the Interview with Dourone

Dourone

Visit the artist profile

or go directly to the artist’s link here.

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This piece was made by Estonian street artist Edward von Lõngus, located in Tartu, Estonia.

Edward von Lõngus after using the mechanism explained: When SprayPrinter team offered me to try out their latest invention, I chose the self portrait of Vincent van Gogh as a tribute to the old masters. Impressionism was the first step towards unlocking the secrets of pixel imaging, the key element in modern visual communication. “The auto portrait of Vincent” by Edward von Lõngus is a futu-retro painting, where old styles meet new technologies, creating the realm of digital impressionism.

You don’t have to be an artist to use it but  it can also be seen as a new creative tool for people who already know  how to use spraypaint. SprayPrinter application controls printing of the  pixels on the wall, avoiding repeated layers and identifying any missing pixels but it’s not fully automatic, you still need to move the spray can with the printer nozzle with your own hand. And the end result depends on this movement.

The team conducted different experiments with graffiti writers and street artists to see how they accept the idea of sprayprinting and it’s quite intriguing. Many feel that it’s adulterating the concept of wall art, while others see that it brings new opportunities worth to experiment. Whatever the case it seems that SprayPrinter has a big potential of bringing up the never ending question of man vs machine once again but now in a new street art / graffiti context.

↑Character by Estonian artist Maari Soekov, it was done in January in London.↑

So here is your chance to support this new idea and even pre order your own SprayPrinter online.

If you are interested in more info check out the official website: http://www.sprayprinter.com

or on Instagram

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The location, Saint Peter Railway Station, was selected to point at the profound metamorphosis of urban areas. The main railway stations in the city of Rome were built at the beginning of the 20th century in what at that time was the outskirts of the city. After the overwhelming growth of the town during the last century, these stations are now very central and are used daily for local and suburban transportation.
With this artwork, Forgotten wants to underline the historical meaning of urban railways stations, and suggest urban railway as an alternative to road transportation.

During Forgotten Project Bordalo II realized his first hand finished silkprints ever. In a limited edition of 20, some of these unique artworks will be available soon at www.forgottenproject.it

Forgotten is an urban art project highlighting those buildings in Rome that run the risk to be “forgotten”, those buildings that lost their original function or have an uncertain future for reasons mainly related to time, the growth of the city or a shift in citizens’ habits. To put those buildings into the spotlight, five Portuguese urban artists have been invited to create a contemporary art work in Rome, a town where none of them has ever worked before.

So far, Forgotten Project hosted Addfuel, Frederico Draw and Bordalo II. The next artist will be the irreverent MaisMenos, whose installations around the city center of Rome will bring up the topic of former-cinemas.

Forgotten Project, promoted by MACRo, is organized under the patronage of the Embassy of Portugal, the House of Architecture in Rome, the Cultural Department of the City of Rome and the Municipality XIII, with the help of the Embassy of Portugal, the Cultural Institute Camões, and a fundraising  campaign.

Technical sponsor: TAP, Oikos, Hurom, Birra del Borgo, Tre Pupazzi, Silkprint
Cultural partner: Rovescio, ITC Luigi Einaudi
Photos by Paolo Darra / Videos by Leonardo Meuti, Trevor Whelan

more info:

http://www.forgottenproject.it  info.forgottenproject@gmail.com                                                                 fb forgotten project tw forgotten_00

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In 2013 Teenage Kicks was born , the First Urban art biennale in Rennes, France. Organized by Patrice Poch and Mathias Brez for Graffiteam association. Aryz, Vhils, Seth, Delta, Bates, and about fifty other artists tried to question art in the city city ​​through by the realization of painting in the public space.

From 01 September to 25 October 2015, Teenage Kicks moved for the second time in Rennes, Saint-Malo and is expanding in Nantes. Already present at the first edition, VELVET and zoer was last years main guest, they have work realized in each city crossed by the event and also imagined the visual of the poster.

In the last edition, thirty national and international artists among which Zedz (Nl), Satone (All), RCF (Fr) DEM189 (Aus), PABLO COTS (Fr) The OUSTIDER (Fr) Sozyone ( Be), JABA (Be), Hell’O MONSTER (Be), GREY (Fr) Brusk (Fr) DINOVOODOO (Fr), BLACK Tuesday (Fr), SETH (Fr) LEYTO (Fr), and many others have produced works on site, ephemeral or perennial, exhibitions of mural painting or performance, for the pleasure of all and for free, inside and outside the walls of the city.

Visit their website: http://www.teenagekicks.org

We cant wait to see the 2017 event!

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