Category: Street Art

  • JADE New Mural in Lima Peru x The Mirafau Festival

    JADE New Mural in Lima Peru x The Mirafau Festival

    Peruvian artist Jade just completed this new mural for the Mirafau Festival organized in Lima, Peru. Taking a more realistic approach to painting, Jade’s mural features the portrait of a man with his right hand over his face whilst two of his fingers draw strips over it. What those two colours mean is at this time unknown…

  • Nychos ‘X-ray of a Wolf’ New Mural In San Francisco, USA

    In town for “Street Anatomy” his new solo show at Fifty24SF Gallery, Austrian artist Nychos just finished this new mural entitled ‘X-ray of a Wolf’ painted at the historic cross-section of Haight and Ashbury Street. The wolf mural was curated by Chris Shaher for Wallspace with the help of Fifty24SF Gallery and Montana Cans. As usual an entertaining piece!…

  • Mr.WOODLAND 'Comin' home' Mural In Munich

    Mr.WOODLAND ‘Comin’ home’ Mural In Munich

    Daniel Westermeier aka. Mr.WOODLAND, a Graffiti Artist, Graphic Designer and illustrator from Munich, recently published on his website this sweet mural entitled Comin’ home somewhere in Munich. It makes me wish I could do the same…

  • Escif ‘Capital invertido’ New mural in Valencia, Spain

    After not hearing from him in a while, Escif is back in the streets of Valencia with this new piece entitled ‘Capital invertido’ or ‘Inverted Capital’, a clever representation of an abstract idea/concept. Painted for the Centre Social Okupat Anarquista (CSOA) L’Horta, the new mural gives shape to the concept or idea of ‘inverted capital’, here represented…

  • Franco Fasoli (JAZ) New Mural In Perth, Australia

    Franco Fasoli (JAZ) New Mural In Perth, Australia

    Argentinian artist Franco Fasoli also known as JAZ is now in Australia where he rapidly painted this first new wall in Perth as part of the FORM Public art project. The new mural, featuring Franco Fasoli’s signature imagery, was painted in the course of two days – if not less.Coming from a graffiti background, JAZ’ style evolved over the…

  • ‘Le marchand de sable’ New Street Piece by Levalet In Paris

    French Levalet is back in the streets of Paris with this new piece entitled ‘Le marchand de sable’/’The Sandman’, a rather literal interpretation of the mythical character in central and northern European folklore who brings good dreams by sprinkling magical sand onto the eyes of children while they sleep at night. Funny and smart as usual.

  • Invader New Pieces In Paris

    Invader New Pieces In Paris

    And here two brand new pieces by Invader PA-1096 and PA-1097, the last one on Rue du Louvre and featuring one of the Louvre’s most precious possessions, the Mona Lisa. The second piece PA-1096 was placed somewhere along a highway. This one was worth 50 points according to their score system where, depending on the size of the…

  • BLU New Mural In Niscemi, Italy

    BLU New Mural In Niscemi, Italy

    Its not often we hear from Italian artist and muralist BLU, but when we do its big, and so is this huge new wall painted in Niscemi, Sicily in solidarity with the “No Muos” movement. No Muos fights for its citizens concern about the consequences of the installation of such a system: human health, Niscemi’s Sughereta ecosystem, quality of agricultural products,…

  • Opening: Sobekcis ‘Synthesis’ at Openspace Gallery, Paris

    The twins brothers Sobek and Kcis also known as Sobekcis opened last evening “Synthesis”, their first Solo Exhibition in France at Openspace Gallery in Paris. The title of the exhibition draws the attention to the way these two artist work. The twins have been working together for several years collaborating in every piece they create, from canvases to walls. The twins present for the…

  • Nelio x Mart New Collaborative Walls In Buenos Aires

    Nelio x Mart New Collaborative Walls In Buenos Aires

    Here an interesting collaboration between Nelio (who is still in Argentina) and Mart, a Buenos Aires-based artist. The new mural, painted somewhere in Barrio Palermo in Buenos Aires, reflects each artists distinct style, Mart’s is fluid and spontaneous whilst Nelio’s is controlled and clearly abstract. A nice collaboration, that’s for sure. here a second piece they…

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