Author: Fran
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Axel Void ‘C10H15N’ New mural in Gainesville, Florida
Axel Void is back in the US where he recently finished this new mural titled ‘C10H15N’ and painted in Gainesville, Florida. According to the artist the mural depicts the view of Downtown Gainesville from the rooftop of a parking garage. A study of the city and its urban development. ‘Gainesville is considered a college town….
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New street piece by Fran Bosoletti in Armstrong, Argentina
Painter and muralist Francisco Bosoletti is back in Argentina where he recently painted this new mural in his hometown Armstrong. Best known for his large-scale murals, his work is characterized by a poetic and eclectic imagery. Using a palette of earth tones, the artist explores the feminine and masculine sides of his characters directed by the inevitable floral elements…
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Amandine Urruty “Little Secrets” at PlasticMurs Gallery
French artist Amandine Urruty will be opening next week “Little Secrets”, her latest solo show at PlasticMurs gallery in Valencia, Spain. Urruty’s wonderfully bizarre illustrations feature dream-like characters and situations always quietly arranged, but contrasted with a certain commotion around them. Drawn using graphite, her characters seem suspended in time part of an alternative universe sprung from the…
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‘ERRORISM’ by ETNIK at Galleria Portanova12 in Bologna, Italy
Italian artist Alessandro ETNIK will be opening ‘Errorism’ a new solo show on December 12th at Galleria Portanova12 in Bologna, Italy. The exhibition will consist on a series of new pieces of acrylics, markers on wood and steel, and a sculpture. The artist explains the work and the concept of the exhibition as follows: ERRORISM is a…
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Barlo “Nature of Knowledge” New mural in Hong Kong
Italian artist Barlo is now in China where he recently finished this new an allegoric mural at the Hong Kong Institute of Education in Hong Kong. “Nature of Knowledge” is a 3.5×90 m mural and was conceived after the student association Nomads HK contacted him to see if he could paint a mural that could express their political view about…
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Bisser x Festival Concreto in Fortaleza, Brazil
Belgian artist and illustrator Bisser was recently in Fortaleza, Brazil invited to take part of this year’s Festival Concreto for which he painted this terribly cute mural featuring a rather happy and sweet sea creature embracing a baby tower, painted in a style easy to recognize that also owns a distinctive charm.
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Vhils new work in Hong Kong
Portuguese artist Alexandre Farto (VHILS) is currently in China where he recently finished carving the portrait of a former factory worker on the walls of Nan Fung Textiles, now being transformed into a creative hub called The Mills, in Tsuen Wan. The project, co-organized by HOCA Foundation and The Mills Gallery, is the artists first portrait in an outdoor…
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Skount, Cerezo and Laguna New mural in Barcelona
Don Quixote and his delusions’, as this new mural was titled, is a colourful collaborative contribution by street artists Laguna, Skount and Emilio Cerezo, recently painted in Barcelona for the CSIO Championship. Curated by Sara Catalán, the new mural is inspired by Miguel de Cervantes depiction of Don Quixote and his illusions as described in his master piece “Don Quijote de La Mancha”. The lively scene…
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New mural by Fredone in Fortaleza, Brazil
Street artist Frederico Franco, also known as Fredone, was recently in Fortaleza, Brazil where he painted this abstract piece for the Festival Concreto. During his stay in Fortaleza spent Franco some time painting in the outskirts of the city. One of the pieces he created was this abstract wall featuring his signature colours (red, black, white and…
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Freddy Sam paints new mural x NotACrime in Cape Town, SA
Our Gentle Hearts Feel Much But Know Little is South African artist Freddy Sam‘s latest mural in Cape Town. Showing the image of a young man holding a dead dove in her hands, the message of this new mural not only speaks to the students who are denied education, but also those in power all…
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