Tag: Spain
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SeaCreative x One Urban World Festival in Cartagena, Spain
Italian street artist Fabrizio Sarti, better known ast Seacreative, just sent a few images of his last mural in Cartagena, Spain where he was invited to participate of the One Urban World Festival in this city. Like the rest of his work, the new piece has a clear and defined linear style that gives shape to a…
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Rubenimichi “Sol Negro” and Seven Moods “Similar Soul” at PlasticMurs
Valencia-based gallery PlasticMurs opened last week a joint exhibition presenting the works of Rubenimichi and Seven Moods. One thing the work of Rubenimichi and Seven Moods have in common is its seductive and mysterious character. Rubenimichi inspired by the occult symbolism of Saturn expressed in ‘Sol Negro’ (Black Sun) and Seven Moods by women and…
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Pablo S. Herrero and Milu Correch paint ‘Respuesta’
Spanish Pablo S. Herrero and Argentinian painter Milu Correch painted recently this lovely mural in the Parrizales neighbourhood in Salamanca, Spain. Titled ‘La respuesta’ (The Answer) the mural is the result of the mix of two very different styles; Pablo S. Herrero’s use of the image of the tree as both force of nature and symbol of fragility,…
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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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Photo recap: Spidertag SECUENCIAS MÍNIMAS @ Swinton Gallery, Madrid
SECUENCIAS MÍNIMAS is Spidertag‘s new solo show in Madrid just opened a couple of weeks ago at Swinton Gallery with 23 works that include sculptural wallhangings, video, lights, logs, and a loads of bright red paint. Spidertag, known for his geometrical and abstract artworks fashioned with yarn and nails, created for the occasion a new body…
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Labuena Ylamala new street intervention in Barcelona
Spanish artist Labuena Ylamala created a few days ago an impressive piece at the heart of an abandoned fabric somewhere in Barcelona. Titled “Dialelo” the new piece is a mix of mural painting and kinetic sculpture that gives shape to an anamorphic image in movement. This new work follows Labuena Ylamala’s obsession with movement and balance,…
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Muro x 3ttman New Mural in Santa Cruz
About a week ago completed artists Iker Muro and Louis Lambert aka 3TTMAN this new mural in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The new piece is inspired by the vegetation of the Canary Islands and took the duo 10 days to complete combining and endless series of bold colours, textures and exciting graphic elements. One thing is sure, this new mural will catch your eye.
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Preview: Ivana Flores ‘Seven Floors to Heaven’ at Plasticmurs gallery
This Friday opens ‘Seven Floors to Heaven’ a new solo show by Spanish artist Ivana Flores at Plasticmurs Gallery in Valencia, Spain. ‘Seven Floors to Heaven’ is one of Ivana Flores most personal exhibitions to date. Inspired by her own experiences and emotions, she creates a magical and introspective universe full of colour, mythological creatures and nature. Her…
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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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Pablo S. Herrero x Parsec in Castrogonzalo, Spain
Pablo S. Herrero is back with this lovely collaboration with Parsec! painted somewhere in Castrogonzalo (Zamora), Spain. Together they painted two murals; Coda (image above) makes reference to an ending part of a piece of music or a work of literature or drama that is separate from the earlier parts. It can be very ephemeral or it…
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