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In this mural entitled Eclipse, Said Dokins refers to the multiplicity of possible definitions of a city like Vienna, asking passers-by to define or tell a story of their own experience in the place using a single word.
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Spaik, Cix and Said Dokins create huge murals in the Maximum Security Penitentiary in Mexico.
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We bring you the latest wall by Said Dokins in collaboration with Mantra for Urbana MX celebrating the day of the dead. November is the month when death is celebrated in Mexico, they have parties, offerings, ceremonies and rituals that are part of a deep-rooted tradition.
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Through urban art, Said Dokins draws attention to climate change. ‘Three Flowers for London’ is the most recent series of murals made by Mexican artist Said Dokins,
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Said Dokins creates a mural on the ‘Panoptic‘ of an old prison in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. His new mural, ‘The witness. Stories of a word’, unveils the memory of the site.
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Weaving words, Relationships and the Future. Said Dokins, one of the leading artists in contemporary calligraffiti spends an intense two months with the creative atelier Biokip, organisers of the BLOOP International Proactive Art Festival Ibiza
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The micro pilot edition of the BLOOP FESTIVAL MILANO by the BLOOP International Proactive Art Festival IBIZA during the International Milano Design Week, marked its fnalee ART IS FOR EVERYBODY,
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Said Dokins visited the distant town of 108 inhabitants, called Villars Fontaine, located in the South of France nearby Dijon and Nuit Saint George. see what happened!
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For this year´s Nuart Festival, Mexican artist Said Dokins creates a mural inspired by the experiences of foreigners who have settled in Stavanger, either through choice or necessity.
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