Tag: Street art
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DOURONE “Fraternity” in new mural in Kiev
Here a few images from Dourone‘s last mural for the ongoing mural art project Art United Us in Kiev, Ukraine. As mentioned in an earlier post, the project aims to raise public awareness and attention to the problem of war, aggression and violence around the world through art. Titled Fraternity and curated by Geo Leros and Iryna Kanishcheva,…
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“Risveglio” by Gola Hundun x ALTrove Festival 2016
Italian artist Gola Hundun was one of the artists taking part of this year’s ALTrove Festival in Catanzaro, Italy for which he painted this new mural titled curated by Edoardo Suraci. Titled “Risveglio” (Awakening) was painted on the wall belonging to the Istituto Comprensivo Statale Padre Pino Puglisi, a school named in honour of Padre Pino Puglisi also known as the antimafia…
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Crystal Wagner x Lodz Murals 2016
Part of the UNIQA Art Lodz project and curated by Michał Bieżyński, Hyperbolic is an interesting installation by US artist Crystal Wagner that wraps the art nouveau façade of a 100-year-old building in Lodz, Poland. The piece was created by the artist with the intention to generate a connection between architecture and organic shapes and structures found in nature, an…
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New mural interventions by AAHM00
Italian artist Luigi Bianchi aka AAHM00 sent a few days ago some images from his last mural interventions painted during the past months at different locations around Italy. AAHM00’s production revolves around the idea of change and spontaneity of the form always adapting to the spaces he paints and integrating the surfaces into the composition. Spontaneity…
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Amok Island ‘Six stages of Banksia baxteri’ x FORM in Western Australia
Dutch, Australian-based artist Amok Island completed recently one of his most ambitious project, probably one of Australia’s largest murals. Spanning 25m high x 162m long, on three grain silos in Ravensthorpe, Western Australia, and commissioned by FORM and CBH Group. Six stages of Banksia baxteri’, as the mural was titled, took 31 days to paint. Each side of a silo depicts the different…
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Johannes Mundinger “Transit” mural in Münster, Germany
German visual artist and muralist Johannes Mundinger was recently in Münster, Germany in occasion of the “HBF 2016“, a group exhibition curated by Maike Brautmeier that displays site specific works by ten artists around the local train station. Resembling the surrounding architecture and vibrance of the place,‘Transit’ speaks about the nature of the place, a busy environment where a wide spectrum…
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“Present” by Innerfields x Art United Us in Kiev
The mural art project ArtUnitedUs has had a very busy season so far since they started earlier this year, bringing to Kiev some of the most prominent figures of the street art scene today. Among these is the Berlin-based artist collective Innerfields, consisting of German artists Holger Weißflog geb. Stumpf, Jakob Bardou and Veit Tempich, who painted…
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Chazme and Sepe x “Szines Varos”Festival in Budapest
A few days ago published Polish artists SEPE and CHAZME images of their last mural painted in occasion of theSzines Varos Festival in Budapest a one-month-long cultural event that revolves around the beautification of the city with amazing street-art. This year, the festival’s main focus is on such themes as the city, water, and the Olympics something that Chazme and Sepe translated into this…
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Daniel SAN Muñoz and Aryz paint exterior of a Chapel in Zaragoza, Spain
Spanish artists Daniel SAN Muñoz and Aryz collaborated recently in a very special project for the always great ASALTO Festival for which they painted the whole exterior walls of a chapel located at an old psychiatric hospital in Zaragoza, Spain.
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Axel Void paints his second mural in London
After a beautiful first wall in London last week (here), Axel Void is back in the streets with this new mural based on a quote from one of my favourite books from when I was a teenager; Hermann Hesse’s ‘Steppenwolf’. The text reads as follows: “ For what I always hated and detested and cursed above…
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