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221. ReasmReasm is a multi-disciplined self taught mural artist from Preston in the United Kingdom. With a background in style writing the focus has shifted to public murals over the past few years. Working with the community to create murals that spark conversation and keep our cities history alive.
222. 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.”
223. 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.
224. Alberto RuceAlberto Ruce was born in Sicily in 1988. As a painter, he works as well in the urban fabric as in his studio. At the age of 13-14 he started experimenting with sprays and tagging. Hebegan his artistic journey in a completely self-taught way, a journey made of observations and confrontations with other graffiti artists. In 2009, he moved to Paris for five years. This period gave him the opportunity to meet many artists and to take part in various events such as national and international festivals. From 2011 to 2014, he attended courses in drawing, painting and perspective at the Atelier des Beaux- Arts de Paris. There he works on various artistic projects which allow him to weave a bond between France and Italy.
225. 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.
226. SKOUNTSkount is a Spanish visual artist whose quest is to reflect the introspective and unconscious states of the human psyche, known for his masked characters and detailed creations full of symbolism, who has captivated audiences worldwide with his mesmerizing works that push the boundaries of imagination and reflexion. Born in Cadiz, Skount has explored and lived in different part of the world, which has made of him a passionate observer of cultures from around the world. He embarked on his artistic journey at a young age, developing a profound fascination with the intersection of legends, dreams, emotions, simbolism and human experiences from different cultures. As a self-taught artist, he embraces diverse mediums, blending painting, illustration sculpture, muralism, photography, crafting and installations to create a multidimensional narrative.
Through his tireless pursuit of knowledge and curiosity, Skount effortlessly traverses geographical and temporal boundaries, immersing himself in diverse cultures to extract the essence of human experience. His artistry comes alive in vibrant hues and intricate motifs, featuring ethereal figures, symbolic elements, and intricate patterns, inviting viewers to embark on a journey of introspection and self-discovery. Through his thought-provoking creations, Skount delves into the depths of the subconscious, unveiling the hidden mysteries of the collective psyche and inviting viewers to explore their own inner landscapes. With an exceptional ability to evoke profound emotions, Skount continues exploring and learning from different cultures and inspiring with his unique vision.
Skount has cultivated a diverse and dynamic artistic career, showcasing his work and participating in exhibitions across an array of global destinations, such all around Europe, Kuwait, Indonesia, China, Japan, Israel, Australia, Mexico and United States. With each new location, Skount's artistic vision continues to resonate and captivate audiences around the world.
227. Kendo
DeuxglikFrench colorful art and lifestyle. passionated with life, love, painting ans surfing.
Energy that diffuses, matter expanding, a bubbling magma that explodes, expands on the surface and is organized into jets of colored light, this is what the painter and graffiti artist Kendo Deuxglik shows in such a good way. monumental on walls and on supports such as canvas.
Kendo was born in Paris in 1979, where he grew up deciphering the tags in his neighborhood.
228. 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".
229. NinjartFrancesco Spanò, born in 1984, resident in Livorno, known by his pseudonym “NINJART,” is an eclectic street artist and painter who has been active in the graffiti scene since 1998. He began his artistic career as a writer, and soon turned his passion into a profession, creating commissioned works for public and private entities. During his school years, where he graduated with honors in Painting from the F. Russoli Art Institute in Pisa, he began to move into the contemporary art market, presenting his paintings in solo and group exhibitions in many Italian cities, entering various national competitions, and often winning prizes and important awards, such as in 2008 when one of his works became part of the exhibition at the Museo della Permanente in Milan. The constant in his work is an instinctive passion for everything that allows him to express a contrasting and complex inner world, studded with the dreams of youth, but also with more mature awareness. From dreamlike visions bordering on original surrealism to splashes of color in the most classic of action painting settings; from comic book graphics and pop art to symbolic visions of clear Eastern origin; from pure explosions of color to evident memories of tachisme, to naturalism inspired by the classics; from a sort of composed hyperrealism to the purest graffiti: these are the areas, the territories of Ninjart's experimentation.The icons of his myths multiply, mix, and integrate in continuous linguistic and cultural contaminations, forming compositions characterized by the intense and sometimes whirlwind dynamism of signs and colors. it is a mixture of different styles and languages, assimilated and reworked with a decisive personal imprint and a clear, determined approach, where jazz and hip hop music often influence the image represented or the very meaning of the work. Therefore, even today, it is an ongoing research project, characterized by authenticity of intent and mature discipline of method, charged from the beginning of his artistic career with sincere and pure love for art.
230. Mr FijodorFijodor Benzo – alias MrFijodor. Urban artist and illustrator since the mid-90s.
Mrfijodor started his research into the world of signs fascinated by the gestural and cultural spontaneity of Graffiti Writing. After an initial approach with lettering and several experiments within the public space (what is now commonly known as Street Art), he arrives to a more personal conception of art. With maturity he reaches an artistic awareness that directs his investigation towards illustration.
Mrfijodor becomes therefore a narrator of our time thanks to his creativity, creating artworks whose subjects are usually elementary forms that carry messages of engagement under an ironic smile; at the base there is an easy interpretation, in order to always be able to dialogue with the viewer. Very often, his works are marked by a social critic or they convey environmental problems, by using a childishly amazed smile as a weapon and a spontaneous and direct style, free from any complex technical elements.
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231. Axel MengüBetter not be a human!
I am an Artist, Muralist, Designer, Painter, Alien, Art director, etc...
233. DanklabaraMoving the spray can since 2005, learning every day. Passion and dedication to what gives me life.
234. neroneNerone is a well-known French street artist who has conquered the art world with his sublime style of painting.
As one of the most fascinating and prolific French street artists of the 21st century, Nerone expanded the traditional practice of street art in groundbreaking ways.
By mixing floral art in an abstract style, Nerone brings the spotlight onto the colours and blooming appeal of the subject. His art is unique. The chaos on the walls or canvas does not reflect the meticulous and inventive process that allows him to capture the motion. Nerone’s art represents a fresh breath in the world of street art. His compelling works of art speak to viewers in a very absorbing and dynamic way with an unstoppably upbeat vibe.
As he is aware of the various ecological challenges and economic problems of today’s world, Nerone constantly insists on spreading a positive message through his art.
236. Céz ArtI am Céz Art, French muralist artist.
I work on the theme of bestiaries and more broadly nature.
My artistic universe combines graphics and animal aesthetics.
I have been painting walls for around ten years, on the theme of animals.
My goal is to symbolically restore a place for wild nature in our daily lives and in our urbanized cities.
My paintings are an explosion of color where graphic and sometimes psychedelic animals evolve in total freedom.
I paint mostly with spraycan, mainly on large walls throughout France. I have also created walls in Croatia, Tunisia and Ireland. I am used to participating in many urban art festivals in France and I work also with communities and private clients.
238. Jasmine CrispPainter from Adelaide, South Australia making original brush-painted murals featuring detailed narrative portraits and scenes of people/objects/spaces from Crisps personal life experience.
Has participated in festivals including Wonderwalls, BSAF, without frontiers (IT), look up (UK) and as well as many other murals and commissions across Australia, Mexico, the UK, Austria and Italy.
239. ApparanI am a London based street artist, educator and curator from the Canary Islands.
My work deals with social related issues such as environment and gender equality. My murals usually depict women with colourful long curly hair and strong features. I incorporate surreal elements and positive messages with bold line work, shading and bursts of colour within my creations.
240. BifidoBorn in south Italy, among a volcano and the sea. Literature was my first girlfriend and when I pretended to go to university I did it with her. Then I left her for the cinema. I still love letters (especially F and K), but I am more comfortable with images. From that moment on, I knew I would use photography to write my poems. In fact, the photographic technique itself did not really captivate me until I started to print and use my portraits in the street. From this point of view, my relationship with photography is in full metamorphosis. The street photo, as with all art made in public space, is a deviation in people's lives, an accident that interrupts the everydayness of the gaze by imposing a change in perspective. It doesn't matter what the person who comes across my work in the street thinks, it matters that the subject in front of him or her imposes itself as a question. What I do is a need. Growing up is inevitable but forgetting to play is a destiny I cannot resign myself to and art is my way of not stopping. Making art and doing it in the street is my way of playing, with life and with the world, its beliefs and conventions. What I do has something childlike about it, it is animated by an instinct to play that is in the world like a builder of sandcastles by the sea: he creates, the sea destroys, he creates again.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.