Tag: Seikon
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Photo recap: ‘A Major Minority’ group show at Mirus Gallery
A couple of weeks ago opened A Major Minority, an amazing group show featuring the work of contemporary urban artists from around the world curated by graffiti artist and curator Poesia, who is also the editor of Graffuturism.com and the cultural instigator at the center of the growing interest in abstract, progressive and hybrid Graffiti art forms. The…
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Mirus Gallery presents ‘A Major Minority’
Mirus Gallery is pleased to present A Major Minority, a group exhibition of Othercontemporary urban artists from around the world curated by Poesia. A Major Minority is a group exhibition consisting of urban artists from around the world. The concept and title of the show were developed by graffiti artist/curator, Poesia, who is also the editor of Graffuturism.com…
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New works by Seikon and Tomasz Gornicki in Germany
After the last Berlin recap about a week ago (here), yes, time flies, I wanted to draw some attention towards the work of another great Polish artist, Seikon who, alone and together with Tomasz Górnicki created a series of new works for the IRON OXIDE project that, curated by Jan Sętowski, includes the participation of talented artists…
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Tomasz Gornicki, Simpson and Monstfur collective in Berlin
I have been writing about the work of Tomasz Górnicki for some time now, and his projects, whether collaborative or not, never stop amazing me. I don’t know if it is the apparent darkness and nostalgia his sculptures emanate or maybe just their enigmatic character, but one thing is clear, you cannot ignore them. The same applies…
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New mural by Seikon in Gdynia, Poland
Here are a few images of one of Seikon‘s latest murals painted recently in Gdynia, Poland as part of a private commission. Known for his signature geometric line-based geometry, Seikon delivers once again one of his puzzle-like murals characterised by geometric patterns and well-balanced composition. Interlacing linear elements and structures that resemble the urban aspects of streets and…
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SIMEK for Black Circle festival in Ukraine
Greek visual artist Christos Tzaferos, also known as Simek and part of the duo Blaqk, just sent a few images of his latest work for the Black Circle Festival, an annual street art/post-graffiti festival that each year hits the new location, mostly desolated and abandoned places. The following pieces were painted in collaboration with Seikon (image above) and Szyman (last image below) and it follow…
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Seikon, David de la Mano and Pablo S.Herrero in Salamanca
Long time collaborators David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero joined recently forces with Polish street artist Seikon to create this new and interesting mural installation. Titled ‘Pasadizo’ or Underpass and painted in the Pizarrales neighbourhood in Salamanca, Spain, the artists made use of the sealed holes of an abandoned building to create a triptych consisting…
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SEIKON in Gran Canaria
Here a quick post of a quick piece by Polish artist and designer Seikon recently painted somewhere in Gran Canaria, Spain. As usual, delivers Seikon one of his signature walls based on a “geometric line-based imagery” like he use to call it; A puzzle-like mural characterized by geometric patterns and an extremely well-balanced composition where…
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Seikon x Emergence Festival In Sicily
Polish artist Seikon was recently in Italy where he painted this new mural for the Emergence Festival in Sicily. As usual, delivers Seikon one of his signature walls based on a “geometric line-based imagery” like he use to call it; A puzzle-like mural characterized by geometric patterns and an extremely well-balanced composition where every single…
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Seikon x Poliniza Festival D’Art Urbà 2014 – Valencia, Spain
Seikon is now in Spain where he just finished this new mural for the Poliniza Street Art Festival in Valencia, Spain. Seikon delivers once again one of his “signature geometric line-based imagery” like he use to call them; A puzzle-like mural characterized by geometric patterns and an extremely well-balanced composition where every single shape turns into a…
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