Author: Fran
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Pablo S. Herrero x Joaquín Vila in Salamanca
Manso Ruido is a new collaborative mural by Spanish artists Pablo S. Herrero and Joaquín Vila painted near an abandoned fish farm in Salamanca. The piece was painted inside the old and long abandoned Oratorio de La flecha, property of Granja Agustina de La flecha where 16th century Spanish writer and poet Fray Luis de León (1527-1591) used to have his…
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BRUSK DMV x Le MUR de St. Etienne
Brusk from the legendary Da Mental Vaporz crew completed recently this new mural for Le Mur Saint-Etienne project in France. A graduated from the School of Fine Arts of Saint-Etienne, Brusk developed since and early age a love for art and graffiti definitely impressing his teachers with his enormous versatility. Working on different media, everything from painting…
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Vesod paints new mural in La Rochelle, France
Italian artist Vesod is now in France where he recently finished this beautiful mural for the Springtime Delights Festival in La Rochelle. Fascinated by Futurism since an early age and deeply influenced by his father, an Italian surrealist painter Dovillo Braro, Vesod has forged through the years a solid and unique style characterised by the use of stylised deconstructions of…
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Recap: 352Walls/The Gainesville Urban Art Initiative
Launched last October in Gainesville, Florida, the 352Walls initiative is an extensive project founded and curated by Iryna Kanishcheva, and coordinated by the City of Gainesville and Visit Gainesville, The idea behind the project, that so far has hosted a wide range of international and regional artists like 2501, Evoca1, Axel Void, Elian, Pastel and Gaia, just to name some of…
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‘Truth depends on where you see it from’ by Truly Design at Ettore Fico Museum
The art collective Truly Design just opened The Truth depends on where you see it from an interesting exhibition at the Ettore Fico Museum in Turin. The show features a new series of anamorphic mural installations that document the most recent aspects of the collective aesthetic and poetic research of the group focusing on the study of geometric abstraction in relation with the architecture and…
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Photo recap: Pener ‘BALANCE’ at The Book Club in London
As announced a few weeks ago, opened Polish artist Bartek Świątecki also known as Pener ‘Balance’ a new exhibition at The Book Club in London. The show consists of a new series of conceptual abstract and deconstructive canvases, showcasing hyper-bright works based on geo-elements with details, colour transitions and fluid compositions. Underpinned by a constant futuristic movement, harmony and transparent…
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The ‘Paint Your London’ project in London
Last 18th of March launched Wood Street Walls ‘Paint your London’, an event consisting of a series of murals created during the last weeks around the Walthamstow, Leytonstone, Leyton & Chingford areas. Paint Your London is part of Wood Street Walls mission to raise awareness over an increasing need for more affordable artist workspaces in London. So far…
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“Underbridge Homeless Jesus” Chazme x Tomasz Górnicki in Warsaw, Poland
UNDERBRIDGE HOMELESS JESUS is a beautiful collaboration between Polish painter, illustrator and street artist Daniel Kalinski aka Chazme and talented sculptor Tomasz Górnicki, also from Poland. The sculpture consists of the image of a stylised naked man with interlaced feet and clear signs of pain – his head leaned backwards like looking at the sky, his mouth open…
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Heiko Zahlmann x Stohead “KARAMBOLAGE” at BC Gallery
This Saturday will BC Gallery in Berlin be presenting KARAMBOLAGE a joint exhibition featuring the work of German artists Heiko Zahlmann and Christoph Hässler, aka Stohead who despite the fact of being the same age, having a background as graffiti writers and even sharing a studio for some time, developed two different ways to approach their writing style. Whilst Stohead grew more and more towards…
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David de la Mano “High Tide” New mural in Montevideo
Here a few images I got from the always great David de la Mano, of a mural painted recently in barrio del Prado in Montevideo. Just like in the rest of his work, David de la Mano introduces us to a world of symbolic, mass human behaviour and condition through silhouetted characters – sometimes part…
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