Jaune

<div>A Jaune intervention at The Crystal Ship 2018</div>

Untitled

Au ruban

Hertstraat (2016)

<div>The Crystal Ship 2016 at B&amp;B Azee (very nice B&amp;B btw, B&amp;B-hostess Alicia really has very good coffee!)</div>

Heilig-Hartlaan (2016)

Dazetwo

<div>These construction workers are the clever touch of Belgian artist Jaune. He came to Denver during the street art festival CRUSH in 2018 and spray painted his stencils in numerous locations around one neighborhood.&nbsp;</div>

Hanging Around

<div>A Jaune intervention at The Crystal Ship 2018 (Tourism Office Oostende)</div>

<div>Jaune, Belgian street artist, came to Porto for the festival "Gaia todo um mundo"in 2017.<br>He mainly stages miniature cleaners of the street, but this time drinking Port wine to be more "local",&nbsp; with his personal gaze and stencil technique.<br>Through these drawings, we observe a lot of realism and sense of humor. I give highlighting to this profession and people, are too little considered on our society.</div>

Cascata de Jaune

Oakoak

<div>A Jaune &amp; Oak Oak intervention at The Crystal Ship 2018</div>

Déplacer des montagnes 

Jaune Zilverlaan 43 @The Crystal Ship Edition 2018

<div>Jaune's mini dudes, little maintenance workers are chasing down a garbage bag on the back of street cats!</div>

I said an army of cat, a small army yes, but an army as well!

<div>I only have this image with my dog in it. Sorry (not sorry)</div>

<div>For years now Jaune has been stencilling his little fluo garbage men in the streets.&nbsp;<br>In 2013 during the Day One Festival he created a small world on the main square of this appartment complex.<br>You'll find these little street sweepers interacting in another way you're used to creating funny little stories.<br>If you'll look closely you'll find all the artists involved in this festival written on the little walls in graffiti style.<br><br>Day One Festival ( 2013)ktober</div>

Jaune's little helpers.

<div>This one is about to dissapare</div>

@jaune_art

Solid

<div>For the hospital Maria Middelares these artists pimped some of the many garbage bins around the buildings.<br>&nbsp;<br>A project by Wallin' vzw for AZ Maria Middelares.<br>More info on https://www.mariamiddelares.be/nl/nieuws/lokale-kunst-duurzaamheid-en-beleving-komen-samen-in-project-met-street-art-vuilnisbakken</div>

Maria Middelares project

<div>Part of Kaleidoscope project by the Crystal Ship, you can find 20 interventions in the city.<br><br></div>

<div>Created for Nuart Aberdeen 2017</div>

Bué The Warrior

<div>The Crystal Ship 2017&nbsp; - New artwork from Jaune added in 2019</div>

Kursaal-Oosthelling (2019)

"Wall of Fame

<div>Late November 2018 an invasion of miniature sanitation workers took place in our city. They even built their own mini-village. These funny characters are the work of street artist Jaune (BE), in collaboration with Vroom &amp; Varossieau we invited him to come to Breda. Invisible workersJaune’s work, which can be found on many walls in Europe and abroad, consists of small, humorous garbagemen and workmen in fluorescent safety clothingThe idea for his stencil art arose during the time Jaune himself worked as a sanitation worker. He noticed that he seemed to be invisible to other people, despite wearing fluorescent clothing.<br>&lt;BR&gt;<br>&lt;BR&gt;<br>- Blind Walls Gallery | 2018 -&nbsp;</div><div><br></div>

A small garbagemen village

Jaune, Waterwerkstraat 19  @The Crystal Ship Edition 2018

<div>funny collab by French Oakoak en Brussels Jaune</div>

<div>This is the spot where the Veranda Pelicano keeps the trash container.<br>When the container is not there you can see that inside it forms a scene of a backstreet.<br>The outside shows a café scene.</div>

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