Cazdos

Zase

Ecks

Yurika

<div>The Vertigo Graffiti crew from Bogota got invited by the Colombian embassy to paint an iconic mural at the public library entrance.<br>During 8 days 4 street artists from Colombia visited the district of Merksem (Antwerp) in order to execute an artistic mural. The artwork has more than 150 square meters of surface and represents the image of an old man and a little kid looking at a blue sky framed by a window. The objective of the message is to underline the urgency of the reinforcement of the conversation among separated generations.<br>The collective of Colombian artists (Vertigo Graffiti) was founded 10 years ago and they have painted several big murals in the most important cities of Colombia.<br>This project was supported by the embassy of Colombia in order to create different representations of the Colombian people abroad connected with a positive message: Colombian as creators.<br>The artistic names of the artists are cazdos, zas, ecks and yurika<br><br>created in april 2018</div>

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<div>A beautiful commission mural by Zase on the front and side of a recently refurbished restaurant.</div>

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Dekor

<div>A stunning collaboration between Zase and Dekor, definitely worth the trip. This wall has had work from this pair for several years and is something of&nbsp; local landmark.</div>

<div>This is a fabulous new piece by Zase on a recently redeveloped building on Newfoundland Road.</div>

<div>Roughly where Cheltenham Road and Gloucester Road meet is a railway bridge known as the Arches. On a wall underneath is this fine collaboration, one of many in Bristol, by Zase and Dekor. Most of their work features a character and some fabulous 3D wildstyle writing.<br><br>More from here:&nbsp;<a href="https://scooj.org/2015/08/20/24-cheltenham-road-the-arches/">https://scooj.org/2015/08/20/24-cheltenham-road-the-arches/</a></div>

<div>Arguably one of the most iconic pieces in North Bristol in recent years, probably because of the incredibly prominant position in front of traffic lights. This piece by Zase and Dekor contains various characters and some stunning 3D wildstyle writing. Worth stopping off for a look on the way to the M32 graffiti spots nearby.<br><br>More at:&nbsp;<a href="https://scooj.org/2015/11/23/73-ashley-road/">https://scooj.org/2015/11/23/73-ashley-road/</a></div>

<div>A fine collaboration from Zase and Dekor on the wall at the bottom of Claremont Road, where it meets Gloucester Road. There is a lot to do with bees in this one.<br><br>More from:&nbsp;<a href="https://scooj.org/2015/08/03/10-claremont-road/">https://scooj.org/2015/08/03/10-claremont-road/</a></div>

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