All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
181. MateMATE artist
I was born in a little town near Milan and I currently live in Berlin. Since 2008 I have been spray painting murals in Italy, in several cities in Europe Brasil balcans countries, USA. I graduated from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, and
definitely my studies’ path influenced the gradual transition from graffiti to street art, mainly to figurative realism. I prefer to define my work as a continuous work
in progress, as so many media I like to experiment with on both murals and
studio artworks. Above all, I like to deal with social issues. Through street art, all
my artworks are accessible to everyone, I can talk to people, tell stories on the subjet I am painting. I have exhibited in several solo and group collections. Since 2010 I have been actively working in urban, private and institutional contexts but I also love to be a regular feature in graffiti and street art festivals all over the World.
182. Pau Morales AlbertAn artist from Girona, trained at the Barcelona School of Fine Arts, heavily influenced by the colors and forms of the early avant-garde. My works are characterized by vibrant colors.
183. GraffmattGRAFFMATT (b. 1986) is a french artist. His attraction to graffiti combined with the technique of graphic design has enabled him to forge a style in which drawing plays a predominant role in his work. With black and white, Graffmatt also uses the expressive potential of fluorescent color to create a sense of fragility and power. This search for contrast and dynamism leads him to mix aerosol and acrylic, adding various textures to immerse the viewer in an atmosphere that suggests both sensuality and vulnerability.
184. 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, Lexus and Molson. 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.
186. Rob HilkenRob is an artist based at Vault Artist Studios in Belfast. His work is disruptive. He works across disciplines, whether it takes the form of a large-scale mural that interrupts people’s journeys, unexpected participatory performances or a more meticulous studio piece, he aims to to disrupt the way we experience the world around us.
His work is routed in the familiar and the every day: things that have become embedded and accepted in our lives so much that we barely register them. These things are his starting point: patterns, geometry, mass-produced objects, popular culture, social customs, and even religious iconography. He will often then disrupt these familiar ideas or visuals with a chaotic intervention, or present them in an unexpected way.
187. Osiris RainOsiris Rain is an international muralist and figurative painter trained at the Angel Academy of Art in Florence and under Odd Nerdrum in Norway. He is the founder of Osiris Rain Studios, The Can Jam Mural Festival, TOAH Outdoor Gallery, and The NC Academy of Art. His work is featured in publications like Juxtapoz and Fine Art Connoisseur. His murals and paintings are in private and public collections, including the European Museum of Modern Art and the National Portrait Gallery in London.
188. JuzpopJuzpop is an Australian artist known for her bold, surreal, and experimental style. From street art to large-scale murals, her work can be found in many corners of the world, bringing vibrant energy and good juju to urban spaces.
189. 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.
190. 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.
191. OZEARVOzearv, born , in Lisbon, Portugal, is a visual artist who has made a name for himself in the world of street art. After studying visual arts , he began creating murals and artworks in the streets of his hometown, quickly gaining recognition for his unique and eye-catching style.
His murals often feature vibrant, colorful images of vandalized birds and nature, capturing the beauty and fragility of the natural world.
Despite the often transient nature of street art, Ozearv has managed to create a lasting impact with his work, leaving an indelible mark on the urban landscapes where he creates. His pieces can be found in cities around the world, from Lisbon to Berlin,
As a prolific painter, Ozearv is constantly pushing the boundaries of his art, experimenting with new techniques and styles to create works that are both visually stunning and emotionally powerful. His dedication to his craft and passion for creating art ,resonates with people of all backgrounds.
192. Martin MonetDiscover the captivating journey of an artist who spent years transforming legal walls and abandoned spaces across Europe into breathtaking works of art.
This remarkable collection features 365 portraits—one for each day of the year—highlighting inspiring figures from a wide range of fields, from vintage actresses to historical trailblazers and beyond.
Each portrait captures its subject at a poignant moment in their youth—a time when their future was still unwritten. These vivid creations, painted primarily with spray paint and the artist’s signature dripping technique, bring new life to forgotten spaces, fusing the fleeting allure of street art with timeless inspiration.
Martin Monet's work invites you to uncover the stories behind the faces and the art, offering a visual celebration of talent, resilience, and human potential. A perfect experience for art lovers, history buffs, and anyone who believes in the power of creativity to inspire and transform.
193. Nico CathcartBio-
Nico Cathcart is a Deaf/Hard of Hearing painter and muralist hailing from Toronto, Ontario, and currently living in Richmond, Virginia. A member of the all women paint crew Few and Far, her work creates highly-realistic, socially informed intersectional activations on both walls and canvas. An experienced mural painter, she has worked on walls across the country. You can find her paintings in the permanent collection of the Virginia Museum of History and Culture, and her work has been shown at many prominent galleries across the country, including ABV Gallery, and Modern Eden. In 2020, Nico was honored as an Agent of Change for her use of activism in art by the VMHC, and in 2023 her work “Age and Grace” won a National Mural Award and was recently named as one of Style Weekly’s “Best Places to view Public Art”in Richmond. Nico worked to curate, and take part in the national campaign, Artists 4 ERA in support of the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment. In 2023, Nico was named one of the Top 40 Artists to Watch by New York Cities Culture Candy and Up Street Art Magazine. Recently Nicos work has been published in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, and My Modern Met. She was highlighted as one of 50 globally influential women muralists in the book “Street Art by Women” in 2024. In 2025 Nico’s work won the Susanna Kelly Art Award, and was awarded a Sam and Adele Golden Artist Residency.
You can find Nico discussing her work in the emmy-winning documentary Mending Walls, as well as a 2018 TEDTalk about her work, and disability.
194. 7th Pencil7th Pencil, is best known for her oversized artworks brought to life through bold, complementary colour palettes.
Hailing from rural Devon, Melanie draws deeply on the symbolism of nature as a source of healing, beauty, and freedom.
Flowers appear throughout her work as metaphors for feminine beauty and growth. Paired with vivid portraits of real women, these symbols highlight the tension between how things appear and the often complex or contradictory emotions beneath the surface.
Melanie’s work is rooted in strength, resilience, and optimism—qualities that have helped her navigate life and that echo powerfully through her art.
7th Pencil has been creating large scale street art for 15 years, working for brands including Heineken, The Body Shop, Magners and Kappa.
196. Mr WoodlandMr. WOODLAND, alias Daniel Westermeier, is a German street artist with roots in graffiti. He was born in Dachau in 1981, lives in Erding near Munich, and has been working in public spaces since 1993. Since completing his graphic design studies in Munich in 2013, he has worked as a freelance artist and makes a living from his art.
His personal and creative focus is on high-quality, figurative representations, which are intended to be visually animated through graphic fragments.
He finds inspiration in nature, the urban environment, and everyday life.
Mr. WOODLAND works with spray cans, brushes, and paint rollers on surfaces of various types and sizes, and since 2024 has also been active in the field of installations.
His works can be found in the following countries, among others:
Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Portugal,
France, Spain, the Netherlands, Slovenia, and Croatia.
197. EpsilonartndesignHi i'm John aka ''Epsilon''. I am a mural artist & illustrator based in Greece. I graduate School of Applied Arts with M.Deegree in illustration & Graphic Design. I have worked as Graphic Designer and freelance illustrator over 10 years and iam active graffiti artist since 2009. I also like and collect comics, and i also make my own self published comics. My style of work explores the spectrum of comics and graphic design combined together with beautifull aesthetics and balanced compositions.
198. SoloRome, italy 1982.
Devourer of comics and pop culture, he discovered the world of graffiti at the high school.
After, at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, under the guidance of Michele Cossyro, he transformed his way of expressing himself through painting on canvas,
experimenting with classic techniques and moving his language from the typical writing lettering to the figurative.
In 2008 he graduated with full marks, interviewing Ronnie Cutrone in New York.
Subsequently Solo, combines the world of graffiti, made of spray cans, with the pop figures that he fixed on canvas during his studies,
making superheroes in crisis appear on the walls of Rome, which will remain the hallmark of his artistic research.
Raised with the values of the heroes encountered in comics, he amplifies those teachings by transferring them to the walls of cities and thus making them available to everyone.
Over the last 15 years he has painted on walls and exhibited his works in numerous important galleries, from Paris to Prague,
up to Satka in Russia, where in 2017, he was chosen together with Diamond, with whom he shares the studio, to represent Italy at the international street art biennial,
and in Miami, where in 2013 he exhibited at Art Basel.
At the same time as his artistic production with walls, canvases, sculptures and silk-screen prints, he brings his experience by teaching in schools, prisons and healthcare facilities.
Over the years he has collaborated with underground realities such as Respect Project, with which he creates clothing,
and with the largest international brands, including Valentino with a capsule in 2016, Marvel-Disney, Warner Bros and Panini,
thanks to the global diffusion of cinecomics, and Louis Vuitton, which commissioned a series of hand-painted trunks between 2019 and 2020
199. OKEDART
I consider myself as an eclectic and multidisciplinary artist. I have experimented with drawing, painting, mural painting, engraving, ceramics and tattoos, as well as music and film. I believe that as sensible human beings, we should not limit ourselves to just one discipline, nevertheless take advantage of that sensitivity that characterizes us, and experiment new ways to communicate. Sometimes it is good to find one discipline in which we can communicate in a better way, however if we are changing with the time, the things we want to say will probably
change as well. If so, it could be beneficial to continue in the quest, inspiring others with different languages and contents, keep us fresh, curious, and with a desire to learn.
For the same curiosity I think it is difficult for me to have only one art statement to talk about; it is like a person who only talks about one thing, it is boring. I think there are certain statements that definitively interests me: nature, and recently, collect moments, people and memories, through still life.
Nature has surrounded me for as long as I know. From my earliest memories in my grandparent’s garden, as well as the garden of my home. I saw the plants as huge because of my age, and I felt like an explorer in a gigantic jungle.
I grew up with these plants, and after winning a drawing contest at the age of 4, I adopted drawing as my second tool to communicate.
I haven't stopped drawing since then, and what has persisted over time is that I keep drawing plants, imaginary or existing flowers; now I collect plants on paper and at my home.
I like to travel and Paint everywhere that I go.
thanks for have the time to see my work.
OKEDA Vagabundo.
Ceramics: https://www.instagram.com/cobaltoceramica/
tattoo. https://www.instagram.com/tattookeda/
200. 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.Showing all artists, updated on a daily basis. The score is based on the number of artworks, views, and likes. Only verified artist profiles are included, so claim your profile to show in this list.