Tag: Street art
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NeverCrew New mural for St+Art India in New Delhi
The always amazing duo NeverCrew composed by the Swiss duo Christian Rebecchi & Pablo Togni is now in New Delhi where they recently finished this new mural for St+Art India. The duo, who is already working on their second piece for the festival, painted this technically amazing mural featuring the image of an astronaut put against a bright blue…
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Lonac “heArtbeats” amazing GIF-ITI mural
Here an awesome GIF by Croatian artist Lonac titled heArtbeats according to the artist himself an early Saint Valentines gift for all his followers. Defying the winter cold, Lonac spent a couple of days giving shape to this awesome piece of work, not only the mural itself which is amazingly executed, but also the resulting GIF version….
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Book: “Ericailcane 2000-2015”
Italian street art artist and illustrator Ericailcane just launched an amazing art anthology titled “Ericailcane 2000-2015” which includes all the wall paintings created by the artist in that period of time. Renowned for his inimitable fairytale and zoomorphic style, as well as his social engagement, the work of Ericailcane has, without any doubt, contributed to the redefinition of the aesthetics of modern…
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Blaqk New murals in Greece
Here a few images of a couple of walls painted by the Greek duo Blaqk, consisting of Greg Papagrigoriou and Chris Tzaferos (Simek) at en abandoned factory in Greece. The murals were painted during the course of 2015 and represent a good expression of their work consisting in a combination of graphic elements – geometric…
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AstroNaut New mural in Athens
Here a quick update with Spanish street artist AstroNaut who just sent a few images of his latest piece in Athens, Greece. Titled “Looking for new constellations to make fried eggs with nuclear white” and painted at one of the entrances of a small primary school in one of Athens many suburbs, the new mural features the image…
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Bastardilla “Es el viento” New mural in Paris
Colombian street artist Bastardilla was a few weeks ago in France where she participated in a bigger mural project on rue d’Aubervilliers in Paris’ XIX arrondissement along with artists like Tatyana Fazlizade, Kashink and Katjastrophe Zepha, shaping their vision of coexistence on the 400 meters long wall in occasion of the ”Rosa Parks fait le mur” exhibition. Bastardilla’s wall is a powerful reminder…
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Guido Van Helten transform grain silos into giant mural
Brisbane-based artist Guido van Helten spent three weeks, including Christmas Day and New Year’s Day, working on this new mural in Brim, a small town with a population of about 100, in north-western Victoria, Australia. Made possible thanks to the support from Regional Arts Victoria, the Yarriambiack Shire Council, Brim Active Community Group and LoopColors Australia, the new…
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Axel Void x Artesano Project in Nagua, Dominican Republic
“Tiempo” (Time) is Axel Void‘s latest street piece painted for this year’s Artesano Project organized in the city of Nagua in the Dominican Republic. The mural, part of Axel Void mediocre series, is based on a photo the artist took of Gladys and her granddaughter Rosibel at the entrance of their house. The delicate depiction of the…
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“La Sirena Abandonada” New mural by Fran Bosoletti
Having a special passion for old buildings and the stories behind them, Argentinian painter Francisco Bosoletti brings to life ghosts from the past and the present through haunting portraits of mainly young women. This is the case of “La Sirena Abandonada” (The Forgotten Mermaid), painted recently somewhere in Bosoletti’s hometown Armstrong. Not unlike the rest of his work,…
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Spidertag x Festival Concreto in Fortaleza, Brazil
Madrid-based street-artist Spidertag was recently in Brazil participating of this year’s Festival Concreto for which he painted a couple of murals in the beautiful city of Fortaleza. Nobody better to describe Spidertag’s work than the artist himself: “It´s all about nails + pure wool + geometry + abstraction + streets + abandoned” and that is actually what…
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