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British born Lucy McLauchlan‘s large-scale monochromatic paintings have covered multi-story buildings across Europe, gigantic billboards in China, windows in Japan, huts in The Gambia, Italian water towers, Norwegian lighthouse, Detroit car parks and abandoned NYC subway tunnels. (more…)
Skount recently finished another interesting wall and this time it is in Amsterdam. This mural was made as a spring homage to the prosperity of women, inspired by the Zaouli masks. (more…)
For the 8th edition of the Urban Creatures project, the team decided to present a new and unusual project in Sofia, Bulgaria, which began in the summer of 2017 after a lot of thinking. (more…)
Julieta XLF finished a wall in Torrellas just few days ago inside the context of Torrellas Urban Fest , a small village close to Zaragoza in Spain. (more…)
“Peace, Unity, Love & Having Fun” is the title of this amazing new Calligraffiti by Warios on the rooftop of a Theater in Rome! (more…)
Mistaker Maker was called by the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF), to communicate a new positioning for the FPF and the National Team on its way to the 2018 World Cup. (more…)
Matlakas is a multidisciplinary artist based in Uk. Working on paintings and graffiti but also an international art performer.
FAR//FERN is a visual interpretation of chosen steps from “The Hero’s Journey” formulated by Joseph Campbell. Filmed across several locations in Vienna and Upper Austria the short film follows NDZW embarking on his own journey in search of greater understanding. (more…)
The new work of Catalan artist, Josep Fernández Margalef in Madrid is not a common graffiti piece because… look inside and you will see why! (more…)
