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182. Guido PalmadessaGuido Palmadessa (1988) is a painter and muralist from Buenos Aires, Argentina and currently living in Berlin, Germany. His works include paintings, drawings and murals, going from oils on linen to large-scale public projects.
Raised in the street art generation and having an academic formation (National University of Arts / Argentina) his style mixes social reality portraits with symbolic languages, expressing both local cultures and personal explorations. He works focused on the human condition, striving to create a tension between raw expressive and realistic techniques.
His proposals look forward to strengthening the social and neighborhood identities. He sees public painting as a strategy for a creative transformation of reality and investigates local traditions, symbols, iconography to combine this with portraits of daily life reality. In his work he addresses themes such as Identities, Memory, Dreams, Migration, Work and Traditions.
He had the chance to paint for street art projects around the world, working alongside Public Art organizations in the UK, Austria, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Portugal, Croatia, Kosovo, Russia, USA, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, among others.
He sees the world through painting, doing it everywhere, and considers art as a bridge that communicates people and creates community.
183. Alex KanosAlex Kanos’ main concern is located in the heart of the city, where codes
are upset, overlap and disappear. the street digests everything and takes
on different appearances over time.
Kanos wishes to evoke it in his painting, he mixes organic characters with mecanic
and urban elements. It gives a vision of our future, with machine and human melting
in one new species. Could we keep our goodness, decency and humanity through
this change?
Very inspired by Alfons mucha, the Cyberpunk movement and transhumanism
theories, Kanos tries to describe for him the next challenges that humanity will
have to face in the coming centuries. Alex Kanos “iKanoGrafik” continues to
intervene on & in the city.
184. Monochromatic MelbourneBlack & white street photographer in Melbourne turning captures into collaged street art.
185. Julian Clavijo - PACHIJulian Clavijo is a nationally and internationally renowned Award Winning Artist currently based in Melbourne, Australia. Thanks to his active participation in the production of "Memoir of a Snail" as Principal Sculptor, prompts and puppet making as well as background and skies, this film has been nominated to A Golden Globe and The Academy Awards - Oscars for Best Feature Animated Film, making him the only muralist ever to be nominated to such accolades.
A painter and sculptor since a very early age, Julian has demonstrated an enormous capacity to professionally establish his practice and style in Australia, South America, USA, Europe and the Middle East. After graduating in 2011, Julian started exploring the possibility of translating his photorealistic oil painting technique on to mural painting at any scale. By mixing spray painting skills, commonly use in the world of street art, and the traditional brush work techniques almost resembling classical fresco murals, Julian can achieve striking hyper-realistic results by painting murals at monumental scales in public spaces. This has earned him the respect and demand of the urban art community in Australia and around the globe.
186. SanchoSancho is a Colombian muralist specializing in creating large-scale works that fuse realism with nature, faces, and color. Using aerosol and urban art techniques, he transforms walls into visual narratives filled with life, identity, and emotion. With over 14 years of experience and a presence at international festivals, his projects beautify public and private spaces, connecting the viewer with a vibrant, spiritual, and deeply human visual universe.
188. Eva CasaisSoy una ilustradora y muralista Gallega. Mi trabajo se centra en retratos en acuarela, murales y cerámica. Nunca he entendido el concepto de lo perfecto, por eso me gusta definirme como una persona que hace cosas imperfectas y sin programación, el azar para bien o para mal forma parte de mi vida y de mi obra. Las líneas orgánicas me fascinas y forman parte de mi proceso de creación. Las gotas, manchas, tachones y todo o que puede suceder en el proceso de una obra forma parte de ella, por eso estas imperfecciones hacen que la obra sea “perfecta”.
He expuesto en varios museos y grabado una performance con Univesidad de Vigo por lo que me gusta definirme como una artista multidisciplinar.
189. Brothers of LightBrothers of Light are a creative duo based in Israel who combine pop art and urban influences in their unique creations. Drawing inspiration from ancient cultures, symbols, and their own childhood memories, the siblings behind Brothers of Light, use various artistic mediums such as murals, silkscreen, sculptures, and paintings.
Their artwork features innocent and imaginative elements, along with vibrant colors, to portray an alternative and optimistic perspective of the world.
190. KorailSince the end of the 90s Korail has been painting walls in the Toulouse region. His work approaches at the same time the fresco graffiti and more figurative works where he is inspired by the territories which he invests and of the personal perception of his environment.
He develops a pictorial universe recognizable by its pop-surrealist touch where the personal imagination of the artist takes an important place. Sensitive to the problem of the decline of biodiversity, he questions us on the reckless exploitation of our planet and its consequences on nature.
191. Jorge CharruaJorge Charrua, 1991, born in Vila Franca de Xira. Started my artistic activity in 2004 in Graffiti.
Graduated in Painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Lisbon. Since 2015 I have work as a full time artist doing studio work and mural work. The foundation of work my lies in the motivation to merge timeless languages from the history of painting with contemporary themes. With the belief that we are not disconnected from the past
and that we are the result of what we absorb. As an artist who operates in public space, the
mission becomes to trigger a convergence between different generations and reflect on timeless
and current issues operating as a bisector from time.
193. Danni SimpsonDanni Simpson is an Australian Artist who specialises in Commercial murals and Illustrations. Her natural passion and talent for art has allowed her to complete a large number of projects and travel the globe to paint the world.
Her style is an urban fusion of detailed floral illustrations where wildlife clashes with architecture and typography, sprinkled through with dashes of art deco and mandala patterns. Beyond her work commercially, Danni has been invited to appear at a number of events across the UK and Ireland such as Electric Picnic, Upfest Street Art Festival and Hit The North.
Danni continues to travel the world leaving her mark wherever she goes and hopes to ignite a creative spark in everyone who sees her art.
194. EpodFrom a layered concrete tower in a greater London council estate, a young .EPOD soaked up 1980s TV Sci-Fi and Boom-Box Hi-Fi. The worlds of Ralph McQuarrie and Syd Mead drew his eye, while Melle Mel and Mantronix had his ear.
Studying art & design in the early 90s, he immersed himself in the London urban arts scene which at the time was going through something of a renaissance with genre defying works in graffiti and hip-hop emerging at pace. Inspired, he shook up a can and wrote .EPOD.
195. Dom LaporteDominic Laporte is a Canadian, award winning muralist and illustrator whose work blends traditional painting techniques with mixed-media approaches, merging realism and surrealism to create visually striking, dynamic and layered murals. As co-founder of DRIFT Mural Co., alongside Anaïs Labrèque, he specializes in large-scale public art that celebrates local identities, history, and nature. With over a decade of experience, Dominic has completed 100+ murals internationally, collaborating with major institutions such as the Royal Canadian Navy, Adidas, Microsoft, and Street Art Toronto. His work transforms spaces into landmarks of cultural significance, fostering connection and reflection through community-driven storytelling.
Dominic Laporte’s artistic style is a distinctive fusion of portraiture, nature, community, and local history—blending realism and surrealism to craft visually compelling narratives that reflect the spirit of place. Deeply rooted in early influences like graffiti, urban-contemporary art, and traditional painting, his work has evolved into a refined visual language centered on symbiosis and storytelling. At the core of his practice is an exploration of the relationships between people, their environments, and the histories that shape them. Dominic often draws inspiration from local or endangered species and community heritage, using vibrant color palettes, layered elements, and mixed techniques to create artworks that feel both grounded and imaginative. His murals are not just visual pieces—they’re designed to spark connection and pride, encouraging viewers to consider their shared role in the community and within the broader ecosystem. Whether celebrating untold stories or reimagining familiar ones, his work invites a deeper understanding of our intertwined lives and collective histories.
196. CokyOneGraffiti and Mural artist from Berlin, Germany
Cokyone is an urban artist who was born in 1985 in Aachen, Germany. Cokyone began painting graffiti at the age of 12, an early introduction inspired by his brother, Michael. Following in the tradition of many graffiti artists he began learning by spraying his graffiti name on legal and illegal walls and trains.
In 2003, following a graffiti session, he broke his leg while running away from the police. This was the catalyst for him to channel his passion for graffiti into a professional practice. Cokyone initially applied to study at the University of Arts in Düsseldorf. Unfortunately, he was not admitted to the course. However, this did not stop him from pursuing his passion and developing his skills as an artist.
Today, alongside his work in graffiti he has also built a successful practice focusing on customised clothing, his particular area of expertise is creating customised sneakers.
In addition to his professional practice, he tries to find as much time as possible to focus on painting canvas and murals. His childhood TV heroes and animals influence his paintings as they are “innocent beings in a crazy and bright world influenced by human culture.”
197. SojoArtist and curator of Urban Art, Sojo develops his work in public spaces with special emphasis on rural environments.
His work is developed in the disciplines of urban art, engraving and drawing. His interventions in public spaces have their origin in Graffiti, a technique that he has used since 1993 and whose phenomenon conceptually marks his way of understanding art as a transformative medium.
198. Tobias KroegerTobias Kroeger is a Bremen-born artist known for his distinctive, bold minimalism and hard-edge painting. Born in 1977, Kroeger integrates his background in graphic design and graffiti into his work, which has been exhibited across the US and Europe. His unique vision continues to transform urban spaces with a fresh, innovative approach. 🤩
199. Victor LandetaVictor Landeta aka Aum. Bilbao, 1981.
I´m an international painter and urban artist from Getxo trained in Fine Arts in Basque country and London. After living in London, where I combined my street-art interventions with my training in digital media, I moved to Berlin, where I made a prolonged residency at the iconic "Tacheles Art House", an icon of modern art in Europe in the 90s until it´s closure in 2012.
Through my travels around the world, in which I find inspiration by mimicking its inhabitants, I have created my own pictorial style, marked by my ethical disposition and with a marked social theme and denunciation.
I´ve been painted 14 segments of the Berlin Wall, including the "Nobel Peace Nobels" series, some of which are in the Schengen Museum of Europe, at the Jeanne D'Arc college on the outskirts of Paris, and at Berlin's FEZ children leisure centre, one of the largest in Europe.
I have painted in 15 countries, on 6 continents, and my works are in collections in Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris, Melbourne, Los Angeles, Sao Paulo, Zurich or Madrid. My work has been published in local, national and international press, as well as in different books such as "Where in the world is the Berlin Wall" and "Resistance and city".
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