Tag: Memorie Urbane
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NAF MK for Memorie Urbane festival
I recently got a few images of Domenico Tirino aka Naf–Mk‘s last mural painted in Fondi, Italy for this year’s Memorie Urbane festival. The new mural has been titled Incipit (Origin) and is according to Naf MK a tribute to the graffiti world and its precursors, from long before the term Street Art was coined. The…
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Chazme “Silence in EUR” x Memorie Urbane Festival 2017
Today I got images of this stunning piece painted by Polish artist and muralist Daniel Kalinski aka Chazme in Formia, Italy for this year’s Memorie Urbane Festival. Chazme’s work is characterised by a close study of the city and the urban landscape expressed through dystopian compositions, comments and critiques on urban planning and architecture. They represent…
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Lula Goce paints dreamlike mural in Terracina, Italy
Spanish artist Lula Goce is one of the talented artists participating of this year’s Memorie Urbane festival organised in Terracina, Italy. Painted in a soft palette of light blues and earth colours, Lula’s new mural feels like being part of a dream. The mural depicts a woman wearing a white/light blue shirt. She appears blindfolded by a piece of…
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Memorie Urbane 2016 presents “Memorie Urbane Weeks”
Next Friday May 20th, Memorie Urbane Festival will be introducing “Memorie Urbane Weeks”, a two-week long intense programme of events that previously has witnessed the creation of over 150 artworks scattered throughout central Italy. This year’s festival will include works by renowned international street artists such as Alias, David Oliveira, Frederico Draw, Lonac, Louis Masai, Sepe & Chazme, among others, as well…
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Lonac x Memorie Urbane 2016
Croatian street artist Lonac was recently in Italy invited to take part of this year’s Memorie Urbane festival. Titled ‘The Kiss’ and painted in that detailed figurative style that characterises his work, Lonac’s mural is part of an urban and artistic renewal project of the area known as Quinto Ponte in Cassino. Known for his unique photo-realistic murals and impeccable…
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Seacreative New mural in Gaeta x Memorie Urbane festival 2016
Italian Seacreative was recently in Gaeta, Italy invited to take part of this year’s Memorie Urbane Festival for which he painted this new mural titled ‘Trio Meraviglia’ or wonder trio. According to the artist the mural is purely decorative and like the rest of his work it has a clear and defined linear style that gives shape to a…
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Pablo S. Herrero x Memorie Urbane 2015
After his last piece in Trecchina, Italy for the Incipit art project (here), Spanish artist Pablo S. Herrero headed to Arce in order to take part of this year’s Memorie Urbane festival in collaboration with Associazione 56 K. As usual his silhouetted trees seem to invade the painted surface in an attempt to bring nature back to the urban space. Delicate and…
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New street piece by DOA x Memorie Urbane 2015
Spanish artist DOA is back with this new street piece for this year’s Memorie Urbane festival in Valmontone, Italy. Titled “Rimboscando Valmontone” or Reforesting Valmonte the new mural represents a continuation of DOA’s personal project “Reforestation” described by the artist as “the transformation of public space through an intervention in the based reality of perspective observation,…
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‘The inevitable side’ by Pablo S. Herrero New mural x Memorie Urbane in Arnara, Italy
After a wonderful collaboration with DOA about a month ago (covered), Pablo S. Herrero headed to Italy where after a few days of harsh weather he finally finished this new piece for the Memorie Urbane project, this time in Arnara, a small town in Frosinone, Italy. As usual, we find ourselves immersed in forest of silhouetted trees in…
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Anders Gjennestad aka Strøk x Memorie Urbane 2014
Lovely new work by Norwegian stencil artist Anders Gjennestad also known as Strøk, painted for Memorie Urbane 2014. This 33 years old self-taught artist from Arendal, Norway base his work on his own photographs. He cuts each stencil layer by hand and plans the layers carefully to recreate the photographic visuals on new surfaces with impressive attention…
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