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‘Embers’ is the newest silo art jewel in Eastern Europe which was recently created by the artist Nasimo for a large local wine producer at their winery in Sliven, Bulgaria. (more…)
Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada speaks out about our relationship with social media with his latest mural, ‘Byte the Candy’, for Urvanity 2021 in Madrid. (more…)
The Gayborhood in Philadelphia, PA is the city’s LGBTQ+ Mecca, and home to many murals yet not many that celebrates the LGBTQ+ Community, or referencing the current times. (more…)
French graffiti artist since 2000. I work all around Europe.
Artist Axel Void has made two new murals in the El Porvenir neighborhood of Seville for the Livensa Living student residence. The concept on which he has worked is an ‘ode to Andalusia’ (more…)
Talented female street artist ZABOU, has unveiled the second wall for the 6th ArtWalk Festival in Patras. The message is Love, Friendship, Companionship, Solidarity and Mutual Support. (more…)
Taquen was born in Coruña, Spain (1992). Based in Madrid, he graduated in Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid. Interested in changes, movement and the relationship between human beings and the environment during this process. He perceives urban art as a tool for positive transformation and social cohesion, understanding space as something shared and that we must respect. (more…)
Pas Moi is a stencil artist based in Lyon (FRANCE) since 2020, playing most of the time with the details of his stencils on walls or on street furnitures. He paints mainly engaged artworks (humanist/social theme) and urban portraits, directly on the walls or with paper collages (also thanks to surprising installations, for example a TV panel stuck on a wall). (more…)
