Johan Moorman

<div>Awesome mural by Johan Moorman depicting Eindhoven.</div>

Welcome to the future

<div>The mural depicts a circus with elephant, inspired by a troubled event that took place in 1988. Elephants walked the Akkerstraat when two circuses were performing only 500 meters apart. Both received a Breda ban for five years afterwards.<br>&lt;BR&gt;<br>&lt;BR&gt;<br>- Blind Walls Gallery | 2015 -&nbsp;</div>

Clowns, Animals & Freaks...

<div>This 7534 square feet mural showed various elements from the history of the city. The chimneys from the mining industry, the Roman arches and the pillars from architect Frits Peutz. But above all, the artist encourages the viewer to make their own interpretation. Unfortunately, this mural was demolished in March 2019.</div>

Let The Good Times Roll

<div>Entrepreneurship, growth, crisis, war and casualties: this area has been through everything over the past few centuries. What began with the oil and hulling mills of Noury and van der Lande in 1838 grew into an area full of energy, innovation and renewal now known as S/park. Artist Johan Moorman has brought this eventful history together in his colourful mural.</div><div><br></div><div>Johan Moorman finds inspiration in retro-futuristic images, architecture, music and technological innovation. With his distinctive illustrative style, he leads the viewer from the Noury and van der Lande windmills and the historic building known as the “The Three Herrings” to the chemistry of AkzoNobel (now Nouryon) and further through the open doors of the innovation incubator S/park: a place for start-ups, students and researchers.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>&nbsp;The mural is a colourful illustration of the chemistry happening at the Zutphenseweg.&nbsp; It’s a chemistry between people, where different groups are connected, and innovative minds work together on chemical and technological innovations that prepare us for the future. The mural lets us see that exciting and interesting things are happening at S/park, while, at the same time, the safety of people and the environment always comes first. The mural was made possible by a gift in connection with the 50th anniversary of the Wesselings-Van Breemen Foundation. <br><br><strong>Making of video: </strong><a href="https://youtu.be/noy7_stUP9Q">https://youtu.be/noy7_stUP9Q</a><br><br><strong>Project:</strong> #MuralSWVB / Johan Moorman Street</div><div><strong>Artist:</strong> Johan Moorman</div><div><strong>Location:</strong> Zutphenseweg 8, Deventer</div><div><strong>Date:</strong> April 2019</div><div><strong>Made possible by:</strong> Wesselings- van Breemen Foundation, Street Art Streets, S/park, Nouryon</div><div><br><br></div>

#MuralSWVB / Johan Moorman Street

<div>This wall is about different kind of flavors (opinions) and about reconciliation. Different spices and flavors that come together and lead to connection. The flavors are also a reference to the herbs of the Kruidenbuurt (Herbs District). Among other things Moorman drew his inspiration from the work of designers from the flower power era. A painting is static by nature, but he tries to incorporate perspective and movement in it. And of course the mural is open for any interpretation.<br>&nbsp;Do you see the white bird that is escaping from a dark cellar?</div>

Funky Flavors

<div>Wall painted April 2016 for Street Art Festival<br><br>Johan Moorman, uit Eindhoven, herken je aan zijn kleurrijke werken en lijngebruik. Retro-futuristische ontwerpen van onder andere steden&nbsp;<br>en machines zijn het handelsmerk van Moorman.<br><br>Johan Moorman, from Eindhoven, can be recognised by his colourful works and his use of lines. Retrofuturistic designs of, among other things, cities and machines are Moorman's trademark.</div>

Verdwenen werk

<div>A Tunnelvision tunnel-project for the city of Eindhoven.</div>

Together Forever

Vincent Huibers

<div>A Tunnelvision project for the city of Eindhoven, supervised by Vincent Huibers under the name of "Overbruggen".</div><div><br>Johan Moorman designed the visuals.</div><div><br>Fun fact: one of the sides of the tunnel is covered with a huge sticker.</div>

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<div>A mural made by Johan Moorman for Huygens College.</div>

Huygens College

<div>This mural was produced by Johan Moorman for the Beeldenstroom Woordenstorm festival in 2016 as an remembrance to the Iconoclasm that took place 400 years ago.<br>Under the name Iconoclash an x amount of murals got produced in and around the centre of Dordrecht. With the content of this theme Johan produced this amazing mural on the side of the City hall.&nbsp;<br>(picture by Linsey Kuipers)</div>

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