Tag: Street art
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Telmo Miel “Learn From Your Mistakes” for POW WOW Hawaii
The Dutch duo TelmoMiel consisting of Telmo Pieper and Miel Krutzmann sent recently a few images of his last mural, painted in occasion of this year’s POW WOW Hawaii in beautiful Honolulu. Titled A’o Mai I Kou Hewa (Learn From Your Mistakes) the mural depicts two small kids being bitten by crabs with strong human torsos….
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Seacreative New mural in Milan
Italian artist Fabrizio Sarti aka Seacreative sent a few images of his last mural painted in Milan for a private commission. Like the rest of his work, this new piece has a clear and defined linear style that gives shape to a somehow peculiar universe where his characters make us wonder through the painted surface. His characters rise…
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SIMEK New street work in Psiri, Athens
Graphic designer and artist Christos Tzaferos, also known as Simek and the one half of the Greek duo Blaqk, has been dropping a series of new pieces in the streets of Athens during the last weeks. Born in 1985 in Greece, SIMEK has been experimenting with graffiti & street art since the beginning of 2000. He studied Graphic Design at…
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Nelio New murals in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
French urban artist and abstract painter Nelio is currently in Mexico where he recently finished a couple of murals for the project Muros en blanco en San Miguel de Allende. Making use of his signature imagery, composed of carefully interconnected geometrical shapes in an interesting interplay of flatness and depth, Nelio creates unique pieces that…
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“Kookaburra sits on the old Gum tree” by REKA at Melbourne Polytechnic
REKA is now back in Australia where he recently completed this new mural at the Melbourne Polytechnic as part of the created for the ‘Paint the Polytechnic’ project produced and curated by Juddy Roller with support from the City of Stonnington. Titled “Kookaburra sits on the old Gum tree”, REKA’s new mural is the first of two that focuses…
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Ernesto Maranje x Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans in Miami, FL
I just got a few images of Ernesto Maranje’s newest mural in Miami, Florida painted for PangeaSeed Foundation’s Sea Walls and the Miami startup Saltmates who recently launched an app focused on connecting nearby ocean lovers, but also helping ocean conservation by committing a percentage of their profits towards donations and organizing cleanups, fundraisers, and anything that can help raise awareness of issues…
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Blaqk New street pieces in Athens
Greek duo Blaqk, consisting of Greg Papagrigoriou and Chris Tzaferos (Simek), is back in the streets of Athens where they recently dropped a couple of street pieces. The new murals were painted during the course of last couple of months and are a good example of their work. As in the rest of their pieces they combine graphic elements –…
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New mural by Lapiztola and Said Dokins in Mexico City
Said Dokins and the artist collective Lapiztola were recently invited to take part of the second edition of the Wall Dialogue project in Mexico City for which they painted this new mural thought as a reflection about the complex identity codes of La Merced’s neighbourhood in Mexico City. La Merced is a historic, traditional and unique neighbourhood in…
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Quintessenz for “Porlwi by Light Festival“ in Port Louis, Mauritius
Last December the German duo Quintessenz, consisting of Thomas Granseuer and Tomislav Topic, was invited to Mauritius by the “Porlwi by Light Festival”, an annual festival of contemporary culture that presents various art forms, from music, to installations, to lighting sceneries. Quintessenz’ mural is located on the side tower of an office building in the heart of Port Louis. Although…
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ELIAN paints facade of Ciudad Cultural Konex in Buenos Aires
After “Slight Presence of Transparency“ (here), painted last year in Kiev, Argentinian artist Elian is back with this new mural painted in Buenos Aires, Argentina for Ciudad Cultural Konex, a space dedicated to alternative, innovative and avant-garde cultural activities. Titled “Manto/Veladura”, the new mural is characteristic of Elian’s work where the use of subtle gestures and strong…
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