Tag: Street art
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Recap: UpNorth Festival in Sulitjelma, Norway
A couple of weeks ago Sulitjelma, a small village in the municipality of Fauske in Norway, was witness of the UpNorth festival, one of the biggest street art events in Northern Norway in the last couple of years. In the late 1800s Sulitjelma was one of the biggest mining communities in Norway. At its top…
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Sepe x Chazme “Corest Fity” for Vilnius Street Art Festival in Lithuania
Polish artists Chazme and Sepe are now in Lithuania where they recently finished this new larg-scale mural for the always great Vilnius Street Art Festival in collaboration with the Polish Institute in Vilnius. Titled “Corest Fity”, the new mural is according to the artists an allusion to the lost relation between humans and nature. “We destroy…
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‘Hexuberances’ New mural by Proembrion in Lodz, Poland
This wonderful mural is the work of Polish artist Krzysztof Syruć also known as Proembrion and painted at the Centrum Komputerowe ZETO located on 136 Narutowicza st. in Łódź, Poland ‘Hexuberances’ as the mural was titled, is a 11.4 x 5.6m wall painted using acrylic and spray paint and was made possible thanks to the Street Art Tours Lodz…
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Alberonero x Visione Periferica Festival in Mosciano, Italy
Last time I heard from Alberonero was in May this year when he painted a large-scale mural for the Altrove Festival in the City of Catanzaro in Italy (here). Still in Italy, but this time in Mosciamo, Alberonero was invited to take part of the Visione Periferica Festival for which he painted this beautiful piece titled “Largo…
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Ella et Pitr paints world’s largest outdoor mural for Nuart 2015 in Norway
French street artist duo Ella et Pitr is now in Stavanger Norway where they spent four days working on probably the world’s largest outdoor mural to date at 20999.80m² as part of the always great NuArt Festivals which is celebrating its 15th anniversary. The duo is known by their storybook-like illustrations and giant sleeping characters,“Lilith and Olaf”…
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Ella et Pitr paints world’s largest outdoor mural for Nuart 2015 in Norway
French street artist duo Ella et Pitr is now in Stavanger Norway where they spent four days working on probably the world’s largest outdoor mural to date at 20999.80m² as part of the always great NuArt Festivals which is celebrating its 15th anniversary. The duo is known by their storybook-like illustrations and giant sleeping characters,“Lilith and Olaf”…
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Mobstr x Vilnius Street Art Festival 2015
British artist Mobstr is now in Lithuania for the Vilnius Street Art Festival for which he created this huge wall piece. Following in a long tradition of subvertisers, ad-takovers and brandalists, Mobstr is known for his biting social commentary and astute witticism, he is a story teller. “In the future every building will be world…
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Elian decorates Faculty of architecture at UCC in Cordoba, Argentina
Argentinian artist and muralist Elian Chali is back in his hometown Cordoba where he recently finished a new mural at the Faculty of Architecture of Universidad Católica de Córdoba (UCC). Titled “Public Essay of Opacity”, the project was coordinated by the Architects Pablo Bisio and Esteban Bondone and painted on one of the rectorate building’s façade. The…
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ONCE paints mural installation in Badalona, Spain
Here a brand new street piece by Spanish graffiti artist ONCE recently painted in Badalona, Spain and curated by Spogo. Characteristic of ONCE’s work is the search for transparency effects, overlays and juxtapositions between planes of colour and light and of course the incorporation of letter-based work to his geometric compositions. Location: Carrer Milà i Fontanals, Badalona.
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JADE x Forest for the Trees festival in Portland, Oregon
Peruvian artist JADE is now in the US invited to take part of the Forest for the Trees festival in Portland, Oregon. ‘La Pachamana nos contempla’/’Mother Earth is watching us’ depicts the image of a woman, the Pachamama depicts a woman leaning forward over a soft red surface. Her facial expression and body language expresses grief and her…
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