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201. 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.
202. 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
203. JOTALOJose Javier López, aka Jota López, is a multidisciplinary artist from Murcia
born in 1995. His passion for the plastic arts comes from a very early age,
which led him to enter the world of Graffiti about 2008 and which years
later led to a need to create more complex art on a larger scale, thus
beginning in painting murals.
Furthermore, Jota trained as an Industrial Designer, dedicating himself
professionally to Graphic Design and later to the world of art direction and
3D animation, all of this in parallel with muralism.
The influence of these artistic fields is reflected in the style and technique
of the works he currently creates, creating compositions full of color and
playing with the fusion of shapes, the technique of realism and some optical
effects that provide a visual character typical of the modern digital world,
all this done using the spray technique. The style, if a name had to be
appropriate, could be called abstract portrait along with a retro-digital
aesthetic.
His best project to date is the art direction and design the SFDK new music
album, in addition to a huge mural (8 x 12m) of the album cover in Seville.
SFDK is one of the best spanish rap bands and one of the pioneers of hip hop
culture in Spain and Latin America.
Another notable project is his mural “ELLA” (10x15m) at Astarté Festival de
Arte Urbano in Cuenca, Spain.
On the other hand hi has participate at a lot of national events and festivals
as well as Liga Nacional de Graffiti, getting some awards at different events
around the country.
204. MadCMadC was born as Claudia Walde in Germany in 1980. Throughout 25 years of constant engagement with graffiti and street art she worked her way up from a teenager starting off with a spray can to one of the worlds top street artists. She holds degrees in Graphic Design from two universities and published three books about street art. Her canvases are exhibited in solo and group shows worldwide. But she also always had this special immediate connection with the street itself, which shows in the numerous colourful murals she painted around the world. MadC was invited to paint murals for Sinkka Museum in Finland, at Wynwood in Miami and by the prestigious Mural Arts Program in Philadelphia, just to name a few.
MadC’s style has its roots in graffiti art, resulting in vividly coloured, dynamic calligraphy and transparency where all layers shine through and thereby capture the energy of painting on a massive scale in the street, without using a direct graffiti language. Her unique use of colour, composition and layering are perfectly paired with the spontaneously and fast painted lines of the calligrapher. The abstract paintings boast of energy and depths. They draw you in and capture the viewer in a universe universally understood, surpassing languages and cultures.
205. SnarfSnarfles Snarf - Southeast asian artist.
Living in Jordan. Graffiti writer. Street artist.
Proudly carrying the banner of ZNC Worldwide. \|/
206. ZmogkKonstantin Danilov aka Zmogk (b.1979) is a painter and muralist from Moscow. Currently live and work
in Athens, Greece. He was one of the pioneers of the burgeoning graffiti movement in 1990s Russia, and
the experiences of working with color and shape in urban space still inform his work.
Zmogk's art is defined by bright, vibrant colors, dynamic and rather chaotic compositions, often sometimes
covertly including landscapes, his iconic robot character and human silhouettes. As a painter, I am studying
the psychology of color to trace how color affects a person's emotions, their general psycho-emotional
state and, consequently, their quality of life in general and the environment around them. My paintings are
suspended between figuration and abstraction, committing to neither completely. This seesaw between
recognisable and formless parts of a painting creates a deeper engagement for the viewers, inviting them to
reconstruct the past actions and processes that defined the current state of the wall or canvasThe artist’s
style is quite universal and can be successfully applied for large-scale murals, canvases, and commercial
projects.
His works has been shown and collected worldwide, including: New York, San Francisco, London, Lisbon,
Paris, Copenhagen, Bangkok, Berlin, Hong Kong, Geneva and Moscow
207. NeveDanilo Pistone, known as Neve, is an Italian artist active since 1995, when he began painting graffiti on walls and trains. From the very beginning, he has pursued a personal artistic journey through painting, creating large-scale human figures in urban spaces as early as the early 2000s. His work combines different techniques and visual languages, merging public art and classical aesthetics through the use of figuration on black backgrounds, in the style of Caravaggio, to enhance light and color. His distinctive and recognizable style reflects a continuous exploration of history, myth, and human experience, giving life to narratives that transcend cultural and temporal boundaries. He has painted throughout Europe and around the world, collaborating with international brands and exhibiting in prestigious galleries. Alongside his artistic career, he is committed to social projects supporting vulnerable communities, with particular attention to children, migrants, and the homeless.
208. Manu CardielThe creative project of Manu Cardiel flows through drawing and analysis, interpreting the context through geometric abstraction. He employs the graphic gesture of his hands with great speed, using it in an intuitive way, allowing himself to learn from the spontaneous errors that arise and flow through the work with the mural
209. 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.
210. AnnatomixAnnatomix is a British Visual Artist and mother (born 1984) from Birmingham, UK. She stepped into the street art world with handmade stickers and pasteups in 2011 and trained herself to work with spray paint in the abandoned factories of her home city.
Now internationally recognised, she creates bold, site-specific geometric works, inspired by the natural world and highlighting endangers species, both in large scale murals and fine artworks.
For more information about the artist, visit her website.
211. Jabi CorteI work as a freelance artist in several sectors such as mural painting, fine arts, urban art, decoration and illustration.
I was born in Pamplona, l've lived in Spain (Huarte and Vitoria) and Germany (Göttingen, Bremen and Rheinberg). My work evolved to a crossing art of graphic design, graffiti and fine arts since 2002. This fusion gave birth to the artist Corte, and under my name, I continue developing my craft in those three ways of expression in my commissioned works and personal art: the wall, the canvas and the screen.
In the year 2004 I started to organise Cantamañanas International Urban Art Festival in my hometown, becoming the longest graffiti festival in Spain with 20 editions.
I have travelled to different european countries to graffiti and urban art festivals, art shows and other cultural projects.
Together with some old friends, in 2011 we created Deltadec, a creative Studio
focused on design corporate identity and global decoration as well.
Today, I keep my eyes open, my feet moving as my hands are busy and my brain working... always trying to balance a fully life with constant creative evolution.
I hope to see you on the streets, Internet or galleries.
213. la.kusArtist based in Ghent, Belgium. Creating surrealistic animals to represent the powerlessness and flexability of nature.
214. D!VED!VE is an Irish visual artist. Originally from Cork, he studied Graphic Design at the Limerick School of Art & Design. In pursuit of further artistic development, he traveled to Berlin where he used his skills in visual communications combined with a passion for screen print to develop his practice as a printmaker and a creator. D!VE began his artistic journey as teenager heavily influenced by street art culture, he was drawn in by the lawlessness but he stayed for the creative outlet...and the smell of the paint.
D!VE's artistic practice focuses on creating snapshots of moments that never happened. Visualising objects disassembling in zero gravity to create highly detailed images outside the limitations of traditional composition, revealing components and structures that would be otherwise hidden depending on the angle. This concept is fueled by Picasso’s words, ‘Every act of creation begins as an act of destruction’.
Destruction, deconstructed. D!VE’s focus on shattering historical statues is derived from the notion that these figures represent societies at their cultural peak. Great Roman & Greek philosophers, warriors and Gods frozen in time emphasise the power of humanity. The fractured statues represent today’s fractured society. A divided world of people contrasting from far right to far left, where peoples unwavering belief in the most outlandish conspiracy theories would make the most rational thinker question their sanity, where having all of the worlds information at our fingertips made us vacuous.
215. BacheHe paints the present in a style reminiscent of the great masters of the past, this is the artistic approach of the Mexican artist. Accustomed to galleries and international awards, Bache dedicated himself to painting at a very early age. Graduated in fine arts from the School of Painting and Sculpture of the Juárez University of the State of Durango in 2016, the Mexican artist created his first walls in 2014. He has not stopped for 10 years. A figurative painter who achieves a high level of realism, Bache likes to play between light, shadow, nuances, nature and faces partially hidden like memory itself. He connects his characters with the real world in which the reference to nature always brings a reassuring touch. Women, men and children are thus placed in an often familiar context, in sometimes surreal situations and scenes with classical overtones that illustrate one of Gaudí’s maxims: “Originality consists in returning to the origin.”
216. SkitsofrenisA self taught visual artist ,born and raised in the region of West Mani region of Messinia ,southwest Greece. From 2008 I'm creating paintings on the walls
217. 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.
218. 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.
219. Simian SwitchSammie, also known as Simian Switch, is a skilled illustrator and muralist hailing from the vibrant city of Dordrecht, Netherlands. His artistic journey began in the early 2000s leading to wholeheartedly embracing the craft. The rich artistic heritage of Dordrecht, also known for its infamous and iconic Dutch style writers, served as a wellspring of inspiration and influenced Simian's techniques and artistic growth. His work blends tribalism, symbolism, and elements of psychedelia, resulting in vivid, dreamlike but harsh landscapes or portraits, juxtaposing paradoxical themes. Also honored to be the initiator of Iconoclash and Meeting of Styles Dordrecht 2020.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.