Dulk

<div>Swedish Wildlife was created by Dulk during No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information at <a href="http://www.nolimitboras.com">nolimitboras.com</a>.<br><br>Dulk is a hungry and insatiable all terrain illustrator. Urban art, illustration and graphic design are his fields, his twisted imagination does the rest. He has shown his work all over the world in walls as same as exhibitions. His style is an explosive combination of influences like the surrealism or the obsessive detail brushwork of Flemish painting, all mixed with a bizarre, burlesque and affectionate touch that makes it compact, direct and very honest.</div><div>Antonio enjoys creating compositions with lot of characters and stories based on his own dreams and everyday events, mixing fact and fiction.</div><div>Nowadays Antonio is living in Valencia, his hometown, where he works day by day as freelance illustrator. His artwork is focused in children illustration, art development for animation, advertisment or street art. He works his own style in each media. “The most important is the style, feel yourself and enjoy with it”.<br><br>More about Dulk: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Dulk83/">FACEBOOK</a> - <a href="https://dulk.es/">WEB</a> - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/dulk1/">INSTAGRAM</a><br><br></div>

Swedish Wildlife

<div>Bio de l’artiste : Antonio Segura Donat (Dulk) L'artiste Dulk, Antonio Segura, est l'un des noms les plus importants de la peinture de Valence au niveau international. Son œuvre commence à se former dans l'art urbain et la peinture murale – auxquels il reste aujourd'hui étroitement lié – en même temps que le travail d'étude, mais ne s'arrête pas là. Il continue de rechercher et de créer sans cesse de nouvelles formes d'expression à travers différents médiums, le dessin, la sculpture ou la photographie entre autres. Fidèle à son essence - avec une forte conviction écologique pour défendre les écosystèmes et les espèces les plus vulnérables - cette œuvre invite le spectateur à faire partie d'un imaginaire unique, plein d'énergie et avec une sensibilité particulière à la couleur. Un monde de rêve avec des animaux et des espaces naturels qui raconte des histoires personnelles, universelles et uniques.&nbsp;</div>

The battle

<div><strong>Esch-sur-Alzette is the second largest city in Luxembourg. Here, since 2014, the Festival, which started from the Kulturfabrik cultural center, has been carrying out an artistic and cultural program with the aim of transforming urban space in a sustainable way and promoting social cohesion throughout the Greater Region. The latter is a territory that extends and touches the whole of Luxembourg, the Belgian province of Liège, the French Lorraine, the Saarland and the German Rhineland.<br><br></strong><br></div>

Survivors

Mantra

<div>Project: Grenoble Street Art Fest 2019</div>

Le dernier refuge

I Love New Jersey

<div>For Artscape Saga 2019. Best caught off business hours a cloudy day to avoid parked cars and ugly shadows.<br>The Hare is an animal found in many folktales around the world. The race against the tortoise perhaps being the most famous one. Dulk chose to draw inspiration from the Swedish Skvader (and possibly the Wolpertinger from Germany) a hybrid creature half grouse half hare, last seen over a hundred years ago.<br>Last pic is a shot of a stuffed skvader at a museum in Sundsvall.</div>

The Skvader

<div>The artist painted this mural because 10 years before, the city where the mural resides, &nbsp;developed a recovery plan for the spices that has emerged very successfully. It is accompanied on its flight by other birds and species in the area.</div>

“Settled”

<div>Mural made by Dulk (Ontinyent) for the first edition of Urban Skills fest<br><br><br></div>

The summit

Dulk - Festival Asalto

<div>Mural made by Dulk on invitation of associacion 101 Murals for Kraków. It refers to the legend about Wawel's Dragon. October 2016</div>

Dragon's Revenge

<div>Originally planned for 2020, Dulk made his apperarence in 2021. Inspired by a story about a white moose sighting in Sweden in 2017.&nbsp;<br>"The images of the animal show a majestic being that gave me a mystical feeling that I knew I would have to represent in one of my paintings. Last year, when I received the proposal from Bank Streetart to come and paint a mural in Sweden, specifically in the region of Hjorted, a small town in the middle of the forests, I knew that this was the perfect place. I have been in Sweden several times and it is a place that inspires me a lot, the green of the forests, the water of lakes, the Baltic Sea and its archipelagos. It is pure fantasy. I am very happy to have contributed with my art to all the inhabitants of this region that transmits so much to me.": shares Dulk<br><br></div>

White moose

The Guardian

<div>located on 7th &amp; Stewart Ave.<br><br>in the second picture, Dulk is to the left, Doze to the right. In the last picture, Dulk (right) with Daniel Holbrook (Left) at the Life is Beautiful Festival 2016</div>

Untitled

<div>The Valencian artist Dulk shows in this mural his sensitivity for the animal world, a constant in his creations that contain a message of environmental commitment. Galician Wildlife is a representation of part of the native Galician fauna, with special attention to some threatened species of Carballo's area. In particular, the mural refers to some species from the Razo-Baldaio protected area, where several birds in danger of extinction live.&nbsp;<br>Dulk has a peculiar style where the protagonist is the drawing and the intense colors. His work has a meticulous and welcoming aesthetic, in which there is a certain critical and sarcastic look behind the cruel situation to which we are subjecting nature. The current work of Dulk is characterized by an obsessive tendency to the representation of nature, where his characters star parallel stories between the strong and the weak, the superior and the inferior.<br>This artwork is part of Rexenera Fest 2015.</div>

Galician Wildlife

<div>Broken Thoughts in Torpignattara, Rome<em><br></em><br></div>

Broken Thoughts

<div>Drought in the rivers is causing radical changes in the behavior of birds, breaking the natural orders carefully transmitted in their genes from generation to generation for thousands of years. This mural painted in the region of Marina de Ragusa (Sicily), depicts the threat of a kingfisher, a typical bird of European rivers looking for escape, lost and misled in the hottest maritime areas of the continent. Sadly, its end is the same of many birds on our planet, the capture and death as evidence that there are still illegal activities that threaten the conservation of biodiversity.</div><div><br></div>

Lost&Found;

<div>"Chien Pirate"&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;In 18th century Le Locle, a frontier town, smuggling was commonplace. To avoid paying customs taxes, smugglers used dogs to smuggle goods such as salt, sugar, coffee, tobacco, cloth, gunpowder, matches, playing cards and gold watches. On moonless nights, hungry dogs with saddlebags and spiked collars would run belly-down through the woods, crossing the Franco-Swiss border over the fords of the Doubs.<br><br></div><div>By equipping a dog with a unicorn antler, the artist gives the canine the aura of a mythological animal. The dog is on the lookout. Standing on his hind legs, he seems to be searching for his way. Ears perked up, he sniffs the cold air and scans his surroundings. He knows that many perils await him. Fortunately, his guardian angel, a strange owl, is watching over him.<br><br></div><div>Wearing a mushroom hat, in this case that of a fly agaric, the chimerical bird of prey points to a dragon snake, the embodiment of the many perils that threaten his protégé. After all, the life of a smuggler’s dog is not a quiet &amp; easy one. During their nocturnal gallops, these heavily-laden mutts sometimes tumble off cliffs or are shot dead by customs officers or their master’s rival smugglers, eager to snatch their precious cargo.<br><br></div><div>Under the psychotropic effect of fly agaric, the « shaman » owl is connected with everything around it. It perceives the visible and the invisible. Its heart-shaped head opens onto the infinite cosmos. Deer antlers add to the creature’s strangeness.<br><br></div><div>It’s still autumn, but the first snows have already shrouded the ground. Twilight gradually envelops the banks of the Doubs. All that can be heard is the whisper of falling leaves, the splash of water, the dog’s breathing and the cry of crows in the distance. Soon it will be dark, and the hound will take advantage of the darkness to climb the hill and return to his master. On the snow-covered bank, a rabbit frog observes the scene, not afraid to freeze its legs off.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Many thanks to <a href="https://www.instagram.com/exomusee/?hl=es">@exomusee</a> for choosing us for this project, and a special shout out to my friend <a href="https://www.instagram.com/dridali/?hl=es">D</a>ridali for lending a hand painting this artwork</div>

Chien Pirate

<div>The main figure is a puffin, a bird that lives in the cliffs of Vik, a small fishing village on the south coast of Iceland. The artist wanted to capture that relationship and the adventure that he himself lived, since he traveled to Puerto de la Cruz crossing the Atlantic directly from Iceland. The mural represents his own journey with details of both fishing populations (relating them in the form of a puffin lost in the coasts of Puerto de la Cruz), which are bathed by the same ocean.</div>

<div><strong>Dulk, Antonio Segura Donat, within the Huellas Project, at the Desvelarte public art festival, has created this mural in which he likes to create characters and stories based on his own dreams and everyday events, mixing reality and fiction, with a twist of pop surrealism.&nbsp; </strong>&nbsp;_________________ Dulk, Antonio Segura Donat, dentro del Proyecto Huellas, en el festival de arte público Desvelarte, ha creado este mural en el que le gusta crear personajes e historias basadas en sus propios sueños y los acontecimientos cotidianos, mezclando realidad y ficción, con un toque de surrealismo pop.&nbsp;</div>

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