D*Face

<div>Year: 2016 - Produced by: Montreal Mural Festival&nbsp;</div>

Looking Back

word to mother

Cyrcle

Obey Giant

D_Face

Zio Ziegler

Blek Le Rat

Berlin Kidz

Never2501

The most famous street art mile in Berlin, with all the international stars - and artists from Berlin also!

DFace

<div>Invited by Urvanity Art and Stolen Space Gallery DFace painted just across EVER’s piece, his latest mural is drawn from his canvas titled <em>Run Away</em>. A part of the series of works that deal with love and romance, it depicts a lover’s embrace in which the guy is already melting and disappearing.</div>

Run Away

<div>Covid cancelled the 5the edition of the Crystal Ship but the organisations sailed some new waters and invited a couple of big names to work outside of the city centre.<br>This was D*Face's first intervention after the lock down<br>DFace is a living legend in the street art scene. Top five without a doubt. Every year The Crystal Ship tried to trap him, this year he took the plunge. He even came to Ostend from London by motorcycle. Punk, skate, Roy Lichtenstein, it all comes back in his work. Also in the gigantic kissing mermaid that he painted in Ostend. The iconic colors, the incredible creativity and the craftsmanship prove what a hit DFace is.<br><br>---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>DFace is een levende legende in de street art-scene. Top vijf zonder twijfel. Elk jaar opnieuw probeerde The Crystal Ship hem te strikken, dit jaar hapte hij toe. Hij kwam zelfs met de motor vanuit Londen naar Oostende. Punk, skate, Roy Lichtenstein, het komt allemaal terug in zijn werk. Ook in de gigantische kussende zeemeermin die hij in Oostende schilderde. De iconische kleuren, de ongelofelijke creativiteit en het vakmanschap bewijzen wat voor topper DFace is.</div>

Mermaid's Tale

<div><strong>D*Face painted</strong> a new mural that incorporates his classic combination of melancholy text, bright colors, comic book characters, and Ben-Day dots. Created in a style reminiscent of Lichtenstein, D*Face reinterprets pop art to have a darker, more sinister twist. In his most recent mural, D*Face depicts an iconically beautiful women – blonde hair, blue eyes, red lips – yet distress clearly plagues her, as a skeleton hand reaches towards her with a thought bubble reads, “…I feel so…incomplete.”&nbsp; D*Face highlights the shallow, superficial qualities of external beauty, noting that the woman still has the lingering emotion that somethings is lacking.</div>

It feels so ... incomplete

<div>This was made by the British street artist D*Face during Artscape GBG400 in Landvetter spring 2021.&nbsp;</div>

Embrace for Landing

Untitled

<div>This wall by DFace is one of more than a dozen by international street art legends that adorn the Jose De Diego Middle School in Wynwood, Miami. The project was curated The RAW Project to bring street art to students and was completed for Art Basel Miami, 2015. Most of the art work can be viewed from the street, but if you're lucky enough to find the gate open, there are some dope walls that you can't see from the street. Don't jump the fence, bro...it's a public school!</div>

Dface at the Jose de Diego Middle School

<div>MURO - Festival de Arte Urbana Lx 2021</div>

It's All In The Eyes

Shepard Fairey

Obey

<div>Shepard Fairey Obey: <a href="http://mausmalaga.com/esp/obey/">http://mausmalaga.com/esp/obey/</a><br>DFace: <a href="http://mausmalaga.com/esp/dface/">http://mausmalaga.com/esp/dface/</a></div>

Wasted Youth/Your Eyes Here

<div>For Patras Artwalk Festival</div>

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