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Annatomix241. 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.
OTTSTUFF242. OTTSTUFFOTTSTUFF is a professional artist from Navarre, born in 1990. Mixing the fundamentals of visual grammar with elements inherited from graffiti and street art , he crafts an oneiric and minimalist universe around a singular graphic element: the "One Face". This mutable icon is OTTSTUFF's flagship, which evokes the powerful concept that beneath our differences and singularities, we all share a common essence that unites us as human beings. The artist's language invites the audience to immerse themselves in his own game, presenting each piece as part of a single process, within a constantly evolving multiverse created around this concept of shared essence.
Jasmine Crisp243. 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.
Manyoly244. ManyolyManyoly is a self-taught artist in constant boiling. Passionate about women for years, she specialized in portraiture, in her own way, very colorful, on canvas as well as on walls. Her artistic practice led her to explore other facets of her art through writing and contemporary abstract art. Before discovering a passion for painting she accompanied the artists’ career for 8 years, through several art galleries in the south of France. It is in 2013 that everything changes, when on a whim she goes to Singapore, then to discover Asia alone without a return ticket. Almost a year passed when she returned to France. Inspired by her trip, she decided to pay tribute to the women who came across these encounters by drawing their faces. After a beginnings in watercolor, very quickly her painting matures and takes shape on canvas. She begins to expand her palette of techniques, and to play with more and more colors and contrasts. It’s in Marseille in 2014 that everything makes sense, with street art she discovers a fabulous way to provoke unexpected encounters. Today we can cross her portraits of woman with thousand colors on the walls of every cities where she passes, from Marseille to Paris, while passing by London, Borneo, Murcia or Berlin. In perpetual research, Manyoly continues to experiment new techniques to develop her ideas in the studio like in the street. She realizes more and more walls for festivals, collaborations or commissions, she paints most of the time in the street according with her desires, meetings and travels.
Victor Landeta245. 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".
Anaïs Lera246. Anaïs LeraAnaïs Lera is a French visual artist currently based in Vancouver, Canada. Originally from the South of France, she grew up between the mountains and the ocean. Her early fascination with biology led her to explore her surroundings with a microscope—a playful curiosity that continues to shape her artistic practice. Her work sits at the intersection of illustration and design, with a focus on themes of nature and exploration. She specializes in vibrant, intricate, otherworldly ecosystems that blur the line between science and fiction. Her portfolio features vivid compositions filled with imaginative flora and fauna that feel as though they come from beyond the earth’s dimension. Anaïs has collaborated with international festivals, galleries and clients such as the Vancouver Mural Festival (CA), BUMP Mural Festival (CA), Nelson Mural Festival (CA), Harto Arte Festival (MX), ABV Gallery (US), OUTRE Gallery (AU) and NASA (US).
Chicadania247. ChicadaniaChicadania is an urban artist from Colombia, she has painted in countries like Russia, Spain, United States, Mexico, Colombia, England, Holland...She use to paint portraits of her kids and friends of photographies that she takes herself. She reveals the woman universe.
Julia Mota Albuquerque248. Julia Mota AlbuquerqueHi! My name is Júlia Mota Albuquerque, also known as Land of Júlia. I am a Brazilian artist, currently based in Berlin.
Rob Hilken249. 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.
Cristóbal Persona250. Cristóbal PersonaMy name is Cristóbal Espinosa, I am 35 years old, I currently live in Santiago de Chile. I paint under the pseudonym Cristóbal Persona (as a reference to the Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa). I started painting on the street in 2018 as a volunteer for a social work foundation in vulnerable neighborhoods in Santiago. In recent years I have participated in different projects and festivals, mainly in Latin America and recently in Europe. I paint realism and the main theme of my work is Latin American literature; poetry and tales of popular wisdom. When I travel to other places I research myths, legends and stories rooted in communities to produce murals that people can identify with and recognize.
🎖️ Winner: Best of 2024 (Best Mural of the World)
Nacho Mawe251. Nacho Mawe
Bifido252. 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.
Oriol Arumi253. Oriol ArumiOriol Arumí began his artistic career as an illustrator at a young age. He made the transition to oil painting while studying Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona. A lover of nature, for over twenty years he painted countless landscapes, as well as portraits and works that straddle the line between realism and fantasy. In the last twelve years, coinciding with his move to Lleida, he has made the leap to mural painting. Oriol Arumí's murals have a great visual impact, with a very realistic style, designed to grab the attention of citizens and make them reflect. They give voice to minority groups, promote healthy lifestyles, recover historical memory, convey surprise, culture, and joy, and ultimately reclaim spaces that were once part of nature but have been transformed by consumerist human activity into drab, ugly, and monotonous places.
Lise254. Lise
SpraySaint255. SpraySaint
Halfstudio256. HalfstudioPortuguese visual artists Mariana Branco and Emanuel Barreira form the duo Halfstudio. Their shared practice is grounded in sign painting and lettering, and their work explores language, place, and the expressive potential of visual form in contemporary contexts. Their visual language is defined by three-dimensional letters and dynamic layouts, with bold messages and vibrant colors. Their work is shaped by their surroundings and the social and cultural issues they find meaningful, using art as a medium to reflect on the world and invite conversation. For Mariana and Emanuel, creating art is both a form of expression and a personal process of reflection. Public artworks are particularly important to them, enabling their ideas to reach broader audiences and spark dialogue around questions relevant to contemporary life. Combining studio work and public art, their approach reflects current themes while demonstrating a thoughtful engagement with the communities they work in. The duo has exhibited their work in galleries and participated in street art festivals in Portugal and internationally.
Flix Robotico257. Flix Robotico
Ninjart258. 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.
Marco Pennacchia259. Marco PennacchiaBorn in Italy in 1995, Marco Pennacchia is an artist deeply influenced by the rich tapestry of art, history, and culture. His artistic journey began at Liceo Artistico di Treviso in 2009, where he delved into painting and sculpture, broadening his perspectives. After graduating in sculptural disciplines in 2014, he embarked on a self-guided exploration of pictorial techniques. ​ In 2019, Marco moved to Australia, where he embarked on a full-time artistic journey, channeling diverse cultural influences and a vibrant palette of colors into his work. With numerous exhibitions in Italy and Australia, his art draws inspiration from classical and Renaissance traditions, focusing on anatomy, movement, elegance, and the symbolism of colors.
Mr. Adolfito260. Mr. AdolfitoPresident of Bergen
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