Tag: Street art
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Tomasz Gornicki, Simpson and Monstfur collective in Berlin
I have been writing about the work of Tomasz Górnicki for some time now, and his projects, whether collaborative or not, never stop amazing me. I don’t know if it is the apparent darkness and nostalgia his sculptures emanate or maybe just their enigmatic character, but one thing is clear, you cannot ignore them. The same applies…
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Inti “Our north is the south” x Wonderwalls in Port Adelaide, Australia
Chilean painter and muralist Inti Castro better known as Inti is currently in Australia where he recently finished this new mural for the Wonderwalls festival in Port Adelaide. Titled “Our north is the south” the new mural features one of Inti’s signature characters, the kusillo, an innocent looking figure dressed as a clown, but unlike previous works the…
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Nimi “The Last Traveller” in Stavanger, Norway
Bergen based artist NIMI finished recently The Last Traveler, the latest addition to Nuart’s ‘Art City’ program developed in the city of Stavanger, Norway.
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TELMO MIEL ‘Life of a Story’ New mural in Perth, Australia
The Dutch duo TELMO MIEL is still in Australia where they recently completed their second mural for this year’s Wonderwalls festival (check the first one here). ‘Life of a Story’, as the mural was titled, was painted in Midland and inspired by the area around it, the precinct of the old Railway Workshops in Perth, Australia…
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“Magician of Maghreb” by WAONE in Rabat, Morocco
WAONE from the popular duo Interesni Kazki published a few minutes ago few images of his last mural, painted in the beautiful city of Rabat in Morocco. Titled “Magician of Maghreb” and painted for this year’s JIDAR Toiles de rue festival, the new mural is unusually colourful, specially if we have in consideration that WAONE…
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Fikos Antonios x JIDAR Toiles des Rue 2017
I just got a few images from Greek artist Fikos who was recently in Morocco invited to take part of this year’s JIDAR Toiles de Rue street art festival. Fikos, known for his murals inspired in Greek traditions and mythology, decided this time to illustrate something from the Moroccan culture. Doing some research, he found one that…
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Pastel paints entire facade at Trosterud skole in Oslo
Argentinian artist Francisco Díaz, also known as Pastel, was until recently in Norway invited to paint a large-scale wall at Trosterud skolen in the Alna neighbourhood in Oslo. Organised by a parent work committee that wanted bring life to the school area, the new mural covers the entire wall of the Haugerudhallen, being visible from the street. Although there are…
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Colectivo Licuado “Las Hiladoras” New mural in Buenos Aires
The Uruguayan art collective Colectivo Licuado was recently in Buenos Aires invited to take part of the always great Trama festival, an event curated by Martín Ron (featured) in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Titled “Las hiladoras” (The spinners) and based on a staged photograph, the new mural is inspired by the Greek myth of the Moirai, also known as Fates; the three…
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“Rush Hour” by Liqen in Rabat, Morocco
A couple of weeks ago, spent Spanish artist Liqen some time im Morocco invited to take part of this year’s Jidar, Toiles de rue festival in Rabat. After preparing an infinity of sketches, Liqen had to decide between two of them; the first one was some kind of “Moroccan Arcimboldo” with elements described by him as “tajin-eyes, teapot-nose, olives-skin, mint-hair”, etc,…
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TELMO MIEL ‘Knight In Shining Armor’ x Wonderwalls, Australia
The Dutch duo Telmo Miel is currently in Australia were they recently finished this new and cute mural for the Wonderwalls festival in beautiful Port Adelaide, Australia. The candy coloured mural depicts a little kid wearing a shiny kitchen pot on his head and a red cape, while he physically tries to stop a truck from…
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