Tag: Elian
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Elian Chali New works in Argentina, Brazil and Barcelona
There is no other way to put it. Argentinian artist and architect Elian Chali is a prolific one creating during the past months a series of monumental murals in different parts of the world; Spain, Brazil and Argentina. Known for his abstract and anamorphic compositions through which he reflects and modifies the perception of architectural…
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“Els rojos i els blaus” by Elian for Poliniza Dos 2018
“Els rojos i els blaus” is the title of this stunningly simple and beautiful mural by Argentinian artist Elian Chali painted at Universitat Politecnica Valencia in occasion of this year’s Poliniza Dos festival in Valencia, Spain. The new mural covers the entire sidewall of a building facing a parking space. The huge red canvas is…
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Elian “Molestia” solo show at BC Gallery in Berlin
On October 27th, opened Argentinian artist Elian Chali “Molestia”, his European debut exhibition at BC Gallery in Berlin showcasing a completely new body of work. MOLESTIA consists of a series of artworks with a minimalistic approach and a strong dialogue with the exhibiting space. The proposal of the artworks is to erase the line between paintings and sculptures by…
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Elian Chali presents “Molestia“ at BC Gallery
Tomorrow on Friday October 27th, Berlin based BC Gallery will be presenting “Molestia”, Argentinian artist Elian Chali’s European debut exhibition, a show that will be showcasing a new body of work. MOLESTIA is about a series of artworks with a minimalistic approach and a strong dialogue with the exhibiting space. The proposal of the…
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“Using painting for sculptural purposes” by Elian in St. Gervais
“Using Painting for Sculptural Purposes” is Argentinian artist Elian Chali‘s newest piece, painted for the “2km3_Saint Gervais Project” curated by Hugues Chevallier and Zoer in Saint Gervais, Montblanc, France. The project also featured the participation of artists such as Roids, Velvet, Swiz, Sobekcis, Sten & Lex, SatOne, Etienne de Fleurieu, Jaw DMV and Felipe Pantone, who…
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“Horizontal” New mural by ELIAN in Buenos Aires
After that lovely mural for TRAMA festival, Elian is back with “Horizontal” painted for this years ColorBA festival that has already counted with the participation of artists like David Petroni, Lucas Parbo and German street artist Case Maclaim from whom I hope to get some images soon. Born and raised in Córdoba, Argentina where he…
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Elian “Esto no es un make-up” for TRAMA festival in Argentina
Last time I heard from Argentinian artist Elian Chali aka Elian was back in February when he painted the entire facade of Ciudad Cultural KONEX in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Now he is back with “This is not make-up” painted for FESTIVAL TRAMA, an event curated by Martin Ron and Liliana Piñeiro. The new mural was created next…
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ELIAN paints facade of Ciudad Cultural Konex in Buenos Aires
After “Slight Presence of Transparency“ (here), painted last year in Kiev, Argentinian artist Elian is back with this new mural painted in Buenos Aires, Argentina for Ciudad Cultural Konex, a space dedicated to alternative, innovative and avant-garde cultural activities. Titled “Manto/Veladura”, the new mural is characteristic of Elian’s work where the use of subtle gestures and strong…
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Elian “Slight Presence of Transparency“ x Mural Social Club in Kiev
After a great “Sandwich” in Azores, landed Argentinian artist Elian in Kiev invited by the folks from Mural Social Club, anInternational Festival of Contemporary Art organised by NGO Sky Art Foundation and curated by Oleg Sosnov and Yulia Ostrovska. The mural, titled “Slight Presence of Transparency“, was painted at a local school at the Obolon District in Kiev….
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Elian’s “Sandwich” x Walk and Talk, Azores
“Sandwich” is a marvellous abstract mural by Argentinian artist Elian painted for the always amazing Walk And Talk festival in beautiful Ponta Delgada in Azores, Portugal. According to Elian, his description of the mural isn’t about the composition of the artwork, but rather its location. The piece was painted on one of the side walls of one of many…
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