Gomad

<div>The owner of the house gave up their wall when they heard we were looking for walls.<br>He wanted a mural with a message against racism.<br>When the artist was working on it, a lot of people stoppen and we're amazed of the strong message.<br>A perfect example of how art connects people.<br><br>Made for mArk some streetart festival June 2017</div>

We're all connected.

<div>This mural is part of a series around the ‘Mother Nature’ theme by Gomad. This time she is hiding behind some winter jasmine flowers and a colorful bird is overlooking the New Gent neighborhood.<br>It took Gomad 5 days to complete this beauty. What do you think of it?<br><br>Part of the Goldmine project in Nieuw Gent by Wallin' vzw.</div>

Goldmine festival - Mother Nature

Nash

Zenk One

Chas

Dater127

Puaks

Mister

Taste

Reser

Sunk

Vincent Huibers

<div>The art in this bicycle tunnel is a collaboration between many international artist. The animals are created by Marcus 'GOMAD' Debie, Nash and Zenk one. The graffiti letterpieces are made by Chas, Behind, Does, Dater127, Puaks, Mister, Taste, Reser and Sunk.</div>

Untitled

Decofiti

<div>A tunnelmural, made underneath one of the busiest highways of the Netherlands.</div>

Connect

Telmo Miel

Smate (Bart Smeets)

Klaas Lageweg

Dopie

Janisdeman

deeffeed

Studio Giftig

James Jetlag

Mr. JUNE

<div>These old silo's used to be a factory and storage place for cattle food. Now they are an eye catcher at this festival ground. Today they serve as a canvas for artist at the Kings of Color Festival, more info at http://kingsofcolors.com/&nbsp;</div>

Tramkade Silo's South Side

<div>Gomad ensures that these hands symbolize the craft of our manufacturing industry in our municipality.
<br>The shapes released by the upper hand are old crafts that have been symbolically given a new contemporary look. Almost abstract shapes, but always with a recognition from the past. So you see the grain in loose shapes, the leather, grolse mitt, etc.
<br>The bottom hand likes to catch these new forms. Lichtenvoorde does not stand still, but keeps moving.
<br>Sometimes we are contrary and we choose our own way (the "church window")</div>

<div>Made during the Writer's Block Jam 2021 in the old elephant enclosure of the former zoo.&nbsp;</div>

Faker

Machine

FleksOne

Sektie

Sapo

asmoe

AKUZER

<div>Result of a jam after Step In The Arena 2018.</div>

Step Out Of The Arena

<div>&nbsp;This mural portrays a young woman in grief after her lover was killed in a violent altercation. The girl glances up towards the sky, hoping to catch a glimpse of him in paradise. The cardinal bird, which symbolises the beloved, informs us that he will live on in the hearts of those who love him. Flowers provide comfort because they allow us to communicate with the departed without words. The rose in her hair, in particular, is a symbol of love and transience. The piece is a tribute to Raffaele Cesarano, a victim of absurd group violence.&nbsp;<br><br>Marcus Debie, better known as GOMAD, is a colorblind Dutch artist. He was born in the city of Sittard in the south of Holland in 1972, where he currently lives and works. GOMAD began his creative career in the early 1980s in the Southern Dutch graffiti scene, heavily influenced by the legendary films ‘Beat Street' and 'Style Wars.' So much so that he is regarded as a pioneer in that region. His art is described as the apex of post-neo cubism. He combines oil paint, acrylics, and sprays in a colorful manner to create compositions that fuse photorealistic pictures in a mind-bending surrealistic setup against cubistic and organic shapes. He presently works as an international urban fine artist and muralist, creating murals and paintings for shows around the world.&nbsp;</div>

"Guarda il cielo minaccioso"

<div>Bij gelegenheid van het 40-jarig jubileum in 2023 wil Amici Insulae de gemeenschap Stevensweert een drietal muurschilderingen schenken. De tweede mural vertelt over de geschiedenis van de stad, het doelt op het gevecht in 1702 tegen de Spaanse bezetters.<br>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The second of three murals which will tell the history of this town, the fortress town of Stevensweert. It refers to the battle once fought in 1702 in this town against the Spanish occupiers, part of the Spanish Succession war.&nbsp;</div>

<div>For the Heating Factory and Green Industries in Tongeren (Belgium), GOMAD made a wall painting in its own style of a beautiful eye, hands and flames, completely in line with the core business of the company, selling luxury stoves.</div>

<pre>GOMAD (Sittard<strong> / Pays-Bas).</strong> &lt;hr&gt; <strong>
Just Do Paint festival / Saint-Brieuc (France) / JDP 3 . Septembre 2020.</strong> &lt;hr&gt; 
<br><pre>https://www.just-do-paint.com</pre></pre>

Cherish

Smug

Sayuri

<div>Waterford Walls 2021</div>

"Máthair an Dúlra" - Mother of Nature 

<div>A colorful mural appeared n Panningen in july 2022.<br>"It will be a colorful whole with elements that refer to Panningen." For example, a windmill blade is depicted in the painting, because there used to be a mill in Panningen. There are also many natural elements to see, such as a pheasant, butterfly and flowers and plants.<br>The inspiration for the portrait is my wife Nancy, a little bit pimped . She looks a bit worried because the theme and message of this mural is Mother Nature, and she is worried about the nature, worldwide insect mortality, wildfires and global warming to name a few.<br><br>Artist interview on youtube:&nbsp;<br>https://youtu.be/9pJ4FV0JDvg</div>

Mother Nature

Unit 13

Hall of Fame, Sittard

<div>The design shows a young woman who does
<br>not want to be fully visible in the picture due to
<br>privacy rules. She hides under a big hat and long
<br>coat. But, does she remain anonymous, or is it
<br>‘false security’.
<br>The woman symbolizes ‘Mother Nature’. She
<br>is holding a bouquet of peonies whose stalks
<br>overflow into the cell phone’s charging cable.
<br>This symbolizes humans who have lost their
<br>‘connection’ with nature due to the many
<br>technological developments.
<br>The mobile has a bird sitting on it, again a
<br>reference to the ‘forgotten’ nature and also
<br>the symbol of an important social networking
<br>site. Social media plays a more important role
<br>than nature nowadays. People should start to
<br>appreciate nature more and be less concerned
<br>with the ‘screen culture’.</div>

Privacy matters

Maxumi.alpha

Karski and Beyond

Fish

mattez

<div>For the companies Vice Versa and Dome X in Heesch there is a mural of approximately 2,000 m2, 17m high x 116m long. Building wraping at its greatest!</div>

<div>Artist GOMAD used the passage to the Adwaita courtyard as a canvas for this unique mural. The namesake of the courtyard, the poet Adwaita, is the focal point. He is surrounded by flora and fauna, a nod to Brahmanism, an Indian philosophy from which Adwaita drew inspiration for his poems.</div><div><br></div><div>GOMAD held onto his unique style, in which eyes, plants, animals and organic colour forms play an important role, but also crawled into Adwaita's head. He delved into a text about the Hindu God Brahmâ, who, as the story goes, created a woman, with whom he himself fell in love. She tried to escape his lovestruck stares, but each time Brahmâ grew another head so he could keep looking at her.<br><br></div><div>GOMAD draws the viewer into the story with piercing eyes looking anxiously at the courtyard. What else is there to see?&nbsp; Come take a look for yourself. Once inside the courtyard, the portrait of J. Dèr Mouw (Adwaita) will<a >[LB1]</a>&nbsp; gaze upon you with a look of satisfaction.<br><br></div><div>This mural was created in March 2020 at a time when everything seemed to stand still.&nbsp; Homebound residents saw a work of art coming alive right in front of them.&nbsp; It has given a bright spot for the residents, a more beautiful entrance to the Adwaita courtyard and positive energy for the city.<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nI_5ONwUJxE">Making of video</a><br><br>Artist: GOMAD (Marcus Debie)&nbsp;</div><div>Location: Adwaita Courtyard</div><div>Date: March 2020</div><div>Made possible by: Residents Hof van Adwaita, Street Art Streets, WijDeventer, Municipality of Deventer, Wonen Boven Winkels</div>

Mural Adwaita

<div>For Urban Color Street Jam Festival 2017 organised by BOKA (Broedplaats Oude Kraan) Arnhem, this wonderful piece was created by Gomadgraffix.nl</div>

<div>&nbsp;</div><div>Referring to a voluntary city guard which also could be roughly translated as the "shooter's guild" in the medieval and early modern Netherlands, intended to protect the town or city from attack. Inspired by Rembrandt’s Nachtwacht.&nbsp;</div><div>One of three murals which will tell the history of this town.&nbsp;</div>

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