TelmoMiel

<div>Artistic Duo, Muralists and imagemakers. Both Telmo Pieper as well as Miel Krutzmann started working on their creative abilities from a very young age. But it wasn’t untill 2007 they met at the Willem de Kooning Academy. Telmo (25) at the time a talented young illustrator and designer, Miel (31) decorating walls for several years, practicing the art of graffiti. In that period they started working together on walls, and grew to the ambitious artistic duo they form today.<br><br>After the academy they moved to the Sober-Concept Store, where Sober-Industries (also academy-friends) just started their new studio and shop space. This is the spot where the company ‘TELMO MIEL’ became official in the beginning of October 2012.<br><br>This mural represents modern day kids, shutting themselves off from the outside world. The majority of today's rising generation is not learning how to expand minds without the use of technology and social media. Children are more dependent on human interaction.&nbsp;<br><br>Instagram account:<br>@telmomiel</div>

Don't Say Nothing

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ParizOne

<div>MURO - Festival de Arte Urbana Lx 2016</div>

Two of One Kind

<div>Finished at last. No more rain so they returned to finish some details on this superb portret. A highlight for our sity<br><br>Mural for Sorry Not Sorry festival 2019 by Cultuur Gent / Stad Gent</div>

Sorry Not Sorry 

<div>Mural by TelmoMiel for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Creative duo; Telmo Pieper and Miel Krutzmann worked on their creative abilities from a young age. They met at the art academy in 2006. Miel (31) painted walls for several years with spray paint, and showed Telmo (26) the possibilities in graffiti and street art. Since that time they work together seem less, as they both enjoy working in realistic styles.<br><br></div><div>The duo decided to take their skill and ambitions to the next level, starting the creative company ‘TelmoMiel’ in the beginning of October 2012.<br><br></div><div>The art they make has stories to tell, but not all stories are intended. Interpretation is an ongoing study in their process and final results. Their more recent body of work contains playfulness in abstraction of reality, attempting to make the viewer have a different perspective on the subjects used. Their imagery language evolved into a use of multiple layers that interact with one another to form one piece, just like the minds of these two artists which need to come together as one very often.<br><br></div><div>The result is usually very surrealistic, with a keen eye for the technicality of realism. They work on the same mural pieces together and are able to switch places when ever wanted or needed. Studio work contains individual and collaborative pieces, but all carry the name TelmoMiel.<br><br></div><div>Their studio &amp; store can be found in Rotterdam, named ‘Sober concept store’.<br><br></div><div><strong>More information about TelmoMiel<br></strong><a href="http://www.telmomiel.com/">telmomiel.com</a><br><a href="http://telmomiel.tumblr.com/">telmomiel.tumblr.com</a><br><a href="http://facebook.com/TelmoMiel">facebook.com/TelmoMiel</a><br><a href="http://instagram.com/telmomiel">instagram.com/telmomiel</a></div>

The Adventures Of Nils Holgersson

<div>Part of the From Station to Station project in 2016 upgrading 5 subway stations Skullerud, Bogerud, Bøler, Ullsrud and Oppsal.<br>The works/murals are based on the architecture of the stations.&nbsp;</div>

Dørene Lukkes / The Doors Are Closing

<div>Commissioned work by Telmo Pieper &amp; Miel Krutzmann aka TelmoMiel.<br>Both are artist from Rotterdam and have a Gallery Sober Collection</div>

Rob's mural

Untitled

<div><br>In order to open up artistic and cultural values ​​to a broader public, to bring them closer to young people in particular and transport historical works of art into the future by means of urban art, Dr. Hans Riegel-Foundation has launched art project series <a href="https://www.hans-riegel-stiftung.com/aktuelles/news-detailseite/walls-of-vision-ab-sofort-in-essen">"Walls of Vision"</a>.<br> Rotterdam based artist duo <a href="https://telmomiel.com/about/">TELMO &amp; MIEL</a> have chosen and reinterpreted the famous historic artwork of Jean-François Millet <strong>„Frau mit Rechen“</strong>, which was realized at Düsseldorfer Straße 41.&nbsp;</div>

Frau mit Rechen

<div><br>In order to open up artistic and cultural values ​​to a broader public, to bring them closer to young people in particular and transport historical works of art into the future by means of urban art, Dr. Hans Riegel-Foundation has launched art project series <a href="https://www.hans-riegel-stiftung.com/aktuelles/news-detailseite/walls-of-vision-ab-sofort-in-essen">"Walls of Vision"</a>.<br> Rotterdam based artist duo <a href="https://telmomiel.com/about/">TELMO &amp; MIEL</a> have chosen and reinterpreted the famous historic artwork of Vincent van Gogh <strong>„Der Sämann“</strong>, which was realized at School am Steeler Tor, Engelbertstraße 4.&nbsp;</div>

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