Category: Street Art
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Seikon x Poliniza Festival D’Art Urbà 2014 – Valencia, Spain
Seikon is now in Spain where he just finished this new mural for the Poliniza Street Art Festival in Valencia, Spain. Seikon delivers once again one of his “signature geometric line-based imagery” like he use to call them; A puzzle-like mural characterized by geometric patterns and an extremely well-balanced composition where every single shape turns into a…
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Seikon x Poliniza Festival D’Art Urbà 2014 – Valencia, Spain
Seikon is now in Spain where he just finished this new mural for the Poliniza Street Art Festival in Valencia, Spain. Seikon delivers once again one of his “signature geometric line-based imagery” like he use to call them; A puzzle-like mural characterized by geometric patterns and an extremely well-balanced composition where every single shape turns into a…
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Liqen x SanBa Project In San Basilio, Italy
Liqen is now in Italy where he recently painted this impressive mural for the SanBa Project (Progetto SanBa) in San Basilio. Entitled “El Renacer” the new mural is a powerful comment and expression of a desire for a better world where a giant rake cleans the earth for every trace of “civilization” and so ready to be cultivated…
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Broken Fingaz New Pieces In London and Milan
After their trip to Brazil earlier this year (here) the Israeli art collective Broken Fingaz travelled to Milan and London, before heading back to Haifa. The result; a couple of awesome pieces and loads of memories. Drawing its inspiration from everything from American pop culture to design, creates Broken Fingaz intricate and “in your” face…
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KENOR ”Entre Dos Soles” x In Situ Art Festival – Paris
Spanish artist Kenor just published a few pictures of his last mural for The In Situ Art Festival at the Le Fort d’Aubervilliers in Paris. The In Situ Art Festival brings together the works of 50 urban artists, meeting in secret for several weeks at the Fort d’Aubervilliers and having as their mission to completely transfigure the place which now…
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“Homo Paleolicus” by Agostino Iacurci x Memorie Urbane – Arce, Italy
Agostino Iacurci just completed this new mural for Memorie Urbane in Arce, Italy. Entitled “Homo Paleolicus” the new mural features one of Iacurci’s signature characters mounted on a paper plane and flying over a what it seems a volcanic landscape. As usual, his work is characterised by an illustrative stroke, bright tones and flat, coloured backgrounds where the desire to speak to…
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DULK ‘Bipolar’ x Poliniza Festival 2014 In Valencia, Spain
Spanish artist Antonio Segura Donat also known as DULK is now in Valencia where he just finished this incredibly cool mural entitled ‘Bipolar’ for this years Poliniza Street Art Festival. Graphic designer, skilled illustrator and avid muralist, DULK owns a style of his own. He describes himself as “a hungry and insatiable all terrain illustrator” whose style is…
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Pichiavo x Mislatas Street Art Event In Valencia, Spain
The Spanishart collective Pichi & Avo or Pichiavo painted this impressive street piece for the Mislatas representan 2014 event organized about a week ago in Valencia, Spain. Even if Pichiavo is relatively new to me, I never stop being surprised by their ability to mix graffiti and hyper-realistic painting, usually depicting greek sculpture-like figures like the one we…
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Hopare x ONO’U Festival In Tahiti
French Hopare is now in Tahiti where he recently finished this new wall for the ONO’U Graffiti Festival. Hopare’s work is characterized by a fractured design relaying on drawing and deep blacks, where a variety of interesting variations in line, colour, application and positive/negative space make his work vibrant. This accompanied by the subtle softness…
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Hopare x ONO’U Festival In Tahiti
French Hopare is now in Tahiti where he recently finished this new wall for the ONO’U Graffiti Festival. Hopare’s work is characterized by a fractured design relaying on drawing and deep blacks, where a variety of interesting variations in line, colour, application and positive/negative space make his work vibrant. This accompanied by the subtle softness…
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