Author: Fran
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“Vascular Endemism” New mural by Pastel x Walk & Talk Azores
Argentinian artist and muralist Pastel is now in the beautiful Azores where he recently finished his first mural for the always great Walk & Talk festival. “Vascular Endemism” refers to vascular plants are also known as higher plants or tracheophytes. Their defining characteristic is the differentiation of transport tissue throughout their structure. The artist explains that since…
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Eltono paints new mural in Madrid
French-Spanish artist Eltono was recently in Madrid where he painted this colourful mural made possible thanks to the City Council of Madrid and the French Institute of Madrid. Known for his geometric mazes that often evoke stylized tuning forks — a riff on his name, which translates to “The Tone”, Eltono seems to play with the…
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“Unreachables” New mural by Chazme x Sepe in Bielefeld, Germany
Polish artists Daniel Kalinski aka Chazme and Michał Wręga also known as Sepe were recently in Bielefeld, Germany invited to take part of the Hoch2wei event for which they painted this amazing mural at Bielefeld University. Partners in crime for a while now Chazme and Sepe create a magnificent mural that under the title of “Unreachables” depicting apparently desperate citizens trying to reach…
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‘Shockwake’ New mural by Pener in Olsztyn, Poland
Polish artist Bartek Świątecki also known as Pener is back with this new mural titled ‘Shockwave’ and painted in his hometown Olsztyn, Poland. ‘Shockwave’ is a good example of this young artist’s work following his love for the abstract form and geometry. Bright colour transitions and overlapping geometric shapes play a central role in his work giving…
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Milu Correch “Tierra” x Incipit Project in Sapri, Italy
Argentinian artist Milu Correch is one of the artists participating of this year’s Incipit Project organised in Sapri, Italy for which she painted this new mural titled “Tierra”. Milu Correch is relatively new to street art. The whole started a few years ago when she attended a workshop where she learned some basic techniques painting her…
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“L’Eterno Ritorno” New mural by WAONE (Interesni Kazki) in Sicily
WAONE, Interesni Kazki’s other half, was also in Catania, Sicily where he painted this new and symbolic mural titled “L’Eterno Ritorno” or “The Eternal Return”. The mural is a surrealist representation of The “Seeing Eye of Helios” with solar shine, running on the “Sandglass of duality”, an interpretation of one of the most ancient solar symbols and a symbol…
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David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero “Refuge” x Monumental Art Festival
David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero are now in Poland where he recently finished this new collaborative mural for Monumental Art Festival in Gdansk. Titled “Refugio”/”Refuge” the new mural represents a seamless and well-balanced mix of both artists unique imagery, Pablo S. Herrero’s silhouetted trees and David de la Mano’s ghostly human-like figures. The result…
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Ray Bartkus’ upside down wall x Malonny art festival in Lithuania
This interesting mural is the work of New York based artist Ray Bartkus and was painted for the Malonny art festival in Marijampolė, Lithuania. Raising awareness on the way we look at objects, Bartkus intentionally painted the mural upside-down so that the swimmers, rowers and swans he depicted would be reflected right-side-up on the river Šešupė, which flows through the…
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2501 ‘Almost Full’ x Glimpse of America Project in Chicago
2501 continues his journey through the US and is now in Chicago where he recently finished this new mural curated by Vertical Gallery and the Wabash Arts Corridor. As mentioned earlier Glimpse Of America is a journey taking place from June 15 to July 24 and going through cities like Miami, New Orléans, Atlanta, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New…
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ESCIF “To Break A Plate For Greece” New mural in Östra Tommarp, Sweden
ESCIF is now in Sweden where he just finished this huge mural for Street Art Österlen in Östra Tommarp, a small town near Skåne in Sweden. Titled “To Break A Plate For Greece”, the new mural is as conceptual as ever and makes reference to the traditional Greek folk custom involving the smashing of plates or glasses and…
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