Tag: Spain
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Max Ripo x Spogo for Open Walls Barcelona
American multi-disciplinary artist Max Ripo and Spanish Spogo recently to paint this new collaborative wall for the OpenWalls Showcase 2015 in association with Difusor in Barcelona. The painted surface presented some challenges that the artists ended incorporating in the composition, this case the cracking and flaking paint, and in some way the history of the building giving birth to an interesting composition consisting of intricate…
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Daniel ‘SAN’ Muñoz paints allegoric mural in front of a sculpture of Franco in Murcia
Spanish artist Daniel SAN Muñoz was recently in Blanca (Murcia), Spain where he painted this highly symbolic mural titled “El Tío vivo”. The piece,located on Generalísimo Franco street (a title attributed to General Franco) and painted just in front of one of the last standing sculptures of the Spanish dictator in the country, seems to express the feeling of despise…
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Xabier XTRM x Sebas Velasco New mural in Tolosa (Gipuzkoa), Spain
Xabier XTRM & Sebas Velasco were recently in Tolosa, Spain where they painted this new wall titled Egunsenti ilunak/ Amaneceres oscuros or simply Dark Dawns. Whilst Sebas Velasco’s exceptional body of work includes a wide variety of different themes and techniques, which range from contemporary figurative painting to illustration, multidisciplinary artist Xabier XTRM’s work represents a more expressionistic approach…
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Mesa New mural in Bizkaia, Bilbao
Here a few shots of Spanish artist and muralist Mesa‘s new wall at Universidad de bellas artes in Bizkaia, Bilbao. The mural is characteristic of La Mesa’s work known for his often dark and ghostly characters of intense realism that seems to fade away or maybe just emerge from the shadows, just like the one we see here.
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Welcome Home at Plasticmurs gallery in Valencia, Spain
A couple of weeks ago opened “Welcome Home”, Plasticmurs gallery latest show featuring the work of leading figures within the Spanish Pop-surrealist and lowbrow movements. Besides temporary exhibitions the gallery in the Ruzafa neighbourhood in Valencia will be housing something called the Petit Show, a space designed in order to present the work of new open…
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SEIKON in Gran Canaria
Here a quick post of a quick piece by Polish artist and designer Seikon recently painted somewhere in Gran Canaria, Spain. As usual, delivers Seikon one of his signature walls based on a “geometric line-based imagery” like he use to call it; A puzzle-like mural characterized by geometric patterns and an extremely well-balanced composition where…
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DOA “Wild Fruits” New mural in Galicia, Spain
Doa Ocampo is back with this new mural titled “Wild Fruits” part of her ongoing project”Reforesting” and painted at the municipal swimming pool Concello de Sober in Lugo, Galicia. The mural depicts brambles and wild strawberries that you usually find during late Spring and Summer seasons and that in this case relate to the building they are painted on and that only…
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New mural interventions by Pablo S. Herrero and David de la Mano in Spain
David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero are now in Spain where they recently painted a series of new pieces in two peripheral neighbourhoods of Salamanca (Los Alambres and El Arrabal), part of their project intended to decentralize street art and instead bring it to peripheral neighbourhoods and villages. Not only in order to…
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Laguna paints new mural in Almagro, Spain
After his last mural in Madrid a couple of weeks ago, Laguna is back with another impressive wall titled “Todo lo que se me ocurre se parece a esto” or “All I can think is this” in Almagro, Spain. “Todo lo que se me ocurre se parece a esto” is a surreal representation of the artist’s…
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Mural update with Mesa in Spain
Following the last mural in Bilbao, Spanish artist Mesa spent some time painting a couple of new murals, one in Zorrotzaurre, Bilbao and the other in Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz. Making use of a more architectonic approach to painting and composition, the work of La Mesa, known for his dark ghostly characters of intense realism, seems to be…
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