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Spanish artist Sue975 was invited to create a new wall for the Proyecto 12+1 in l’Hospitalet de Llobregat in Barcelona. Sue975 who is originally from Madrid, is one of the pioneers of abstraction in Spanish urban art.
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Inspired by existing forms in naturehood, Elara Elvira created this composition where organis shapes and flat colors mix up with patterns and prints in order to create a collage of textures. Elara Elvira (1984), studied Fine Arts in the University of Barcelona. She ñlived the in Berlin and Nantes (France).
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Among the districts and streets of Barcelona is a surprisingly prolific amount of street art. A diverse and vibrant city, Barcelona is one of Europe’s hottest destinations for culture and entertainment
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KAZZIUS “In search of the movement” – Proyect 12+1, urban art in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain. Born in Vic in 1980, Kazzius began in 1993 to work in train tracks and abandoned factories.
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ALVA MOCA hits the wall with his intervention – Proyect 12+1, urban art in l’Hospitalet de Llobregat in Barcelona, Spain. Alva Moca (1982), holds a degree in Advertising from the University of Segovia, Spain.
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On occasion of the International Day in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust, EUROM (European Observatory on Memories ) organized different events in Barcelona.
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Born in Bogotá / Colombia, Zurik is an urban artist and graphic designer who began writing graffiti 7 years ago while pursuing her career as a graphic designer at the National University of Colombia.
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Pati Baztán studied landscaping, photography, drawing and painting, and has a PhD in architecture. Her work is focused in looking for emotion, out of aesthetic and realism. The monochromatic abstraction is the language she uses to create powerful and atypical works.
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“Life in shadows” – This nostalgic family portrait, based on an old picture, pretends to be an open window to this “typical family” intimacy. Despite a scene that seems relaxed, we can feel the defiant gaze of the masculine character.
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