Tag: Sepe
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SEPE paints “Blessings” for this year’s UpeArt festival in Finland
Last month, Michał Wręga aka Sepe, one of the leading proponents of the Polish scene, was in Finland invited to participate of the third edition of Upeart Festival for which he painted this amazing mural. Titled Blessings and painted in Jyvaskyla, a city located in the western part of the Finnish Lakeland, the new mural is inspired by the idea…
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“The Twilight Zone” group show at Burning Giraffe Gallery in Turin
This Friday May 4th is the opening of The Twilight Zone, an exciting exhibition at Burning Giraffe Gallery in Turin, Italy curated by Alessandra Ioalé, counting with the participation of international renowned artists like Francesco Barbieri, Chazme, Andrea Chiesi, Etnik, Marcantonio Lunardi, Luca Lupi, Fabio Pradarelli, Sepe. The exhibition consists of a series of paintings, photographs and sculptural works that unveil an interesting reading of today’s realist movement…
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SEPE ‘Education System’ New mural in Warsaw
Here a few images of this new and amazing wall painted by Polish muralist Michał Wręga aka SEPE in Warsaw, Poland and finished just a couple of days ago. Titled “Education System” and curated by ‘Street Art Doping’ in cooperation with ‘Do Dzieła’ Foundation, the new mural depicts a crowd gathered to watch a puppet show. The mural has…
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“Another Brick In The Wall” by Sepe x District Walls
Michał Wręga aka SEPE is another Polish artist participating of the District Walls a project curated by Art Whino in Washington DC. The mural, titled Another Brick on the Wall the new mural depicts a clown being crowned, a comment to the way the US presidential elections are carried out so far. Seeing in this way it’s difficult…
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Chazme and Sepe x “Szines Varos”Festival in Budapest
A few days ago published Polish artists SEPE and CHAZME images of their last mural painted in occasion of theSzines Varos Festival in Budapest a one-month-long cultural event that revolves around the beautification of the city with amazing street-art. This year, the festival’s main focus is on such themes as the city, water, and the Olympics something that Chazme and Sepe translated into this…
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SEPE x Chazme ‘Deaf Phone’ x START festival in Assago, Italy
Known for their stunning individual work and fabulous collaborations, Polish street art duo Michał SEPE Wrega (graduate of the Academy of Art in Warsaw) and Daniel Chazme Kalinowski (graduate of Architecture and Town-Planning Faculty in Warsaw), attended recently the first edition of the START Street Art Festival in Assago, Italy for which they created this amazingly haunting mural. Titled ‘Deaf…
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“Selfie in the Circus” New mural by SEPE in Poland
Polish artist Michał Sepe just shared a few images of this new mural painted in occasion of his upcoming exhibition at Soon Gallery in Zürich. Painted at a secret spot in Poland and titled “Selfie in the Circus” the new piece is characteristic of Sepe’s work. Drawing inspiration from traditional graffiti movements, book illustration and his studies at the Academy…
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SEPE paints new mural in Wynwood, Miami
Polish artist SEPE is one of the artists participating of the collaborative project curated by Urban Nation and PangeaSeed Foundation in Wynwood, Miami. The idea behind the project is to create large-scale public murals that address pressing environmental issues the oceans are facing by forging a synthesis between public art, nature, and society. SEPE’s mural represents his personal vision…
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New murals by Chazme and Sepe for TransUrban project, Germany
Polish artists and muralists Sepe and Chazme are now in Germany in order to take part of the TransUrban mural project, a joint project between 40Grad Urban Art Festival, 44309 Street Art Gallery and Cityleaks festival. The artists have painted so far two murals, ‘Line’ in Cologne (image above) and ‘Faceless’ in Dortmund (scroll down), both dealing with…
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Sepe x Chazme “Corest Fity” for Vilnius Street Art Festival in Lithuania
Polish artists Chazme and Sepe are now in Lithuania where they recently finished this new larg-scale mural for the always great Vilnius Street Art Festival in collaboration with the Polish Institute in Vilnius. Titled “Corest Fity”, the new mural is according to the artists an allusion to the lost relation between humans and nature. “We destroy…
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