All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
241. Ben PeetersBen Peeters is a Belgian artist based in Hasselt.
His work is a unique mix of paintings, murals, digital and tattoo work. He is characterized by minimalism, refined details and the use of strong colors.
He is inspired by elements found in nature, often extracting and simplifying organic forms into colorful portraits and landscapes. His work is playful and triggers the imagination of the viewer with ideas of freedom and happiness, which are a recurrent thematic element in his work.
Ben Peeters explores the boundaries between fiction and reality. His art evokes a personal and imaginary world, where organic structures, landscapes, elements of plant life and abstract vivid colorful shapes meet and create a curious mixture of movement and contrast.
In his search for the essence, he deliberately simplifies his subjects so that nothing remains except the most important parts, this allowing the viewer to make his or her own associations.
242. 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. Currently Ruce lives in Marseille, where he has set up his studio. There he works on various artistic projects which allow him to weave a bond between France and Italy.
244. itsperfectchaosBefore 2009 Spray for fun in my hometown. From 2009 till 2016, I studied architecture in Catalunya using the drawing to express myself. In Berlin getting into the wave until 2018. Then I had a choice to have my own studio in the south of Spain, in a small village next to Seville.
My artworks talks about how the contemporary city souls feels. Using one of the biggest tabu nowadays through one of the biggest current taboos in society such as mental health. Between dark streets the individuals jump from one present to another almost unconsciously, immerse in the routine and daily work. Fake humans dive into a continuous limbo by psychopharmaceuticals drugs slide through their own reality like zombies. They’re dragged into a unstoppable cycle of seeking pleasure and escaping pain
A interpretation of emotions, through portraits in which, beyond capturing figurative reality, an attempt is made to outline an emotional state of the protagonist. Ambiguous and contradictory expression that shows at the same time, from the strength of the human will to “LIVE”, to the emotional fragility of contemporary individuals who survive as best they can to avoid falling into “SUICIDE”
245. Javi AldariasFrom a small city in Andalusia in Jaén (Spain) artist, muralist and sculptor painting all over the world.
Instagram: Javi.aldarias
246. Amanda NewmanAmanda Newman has over 20 years of experience painting everything from mansions and theater sets to theme parks and giant water silos. Her proactive approach has shaped mural, signwriting, and scenic projects around the world. Passionate about community impact, she donates murals and mentors emerging artists, offering guidance on pricing, client relations, and building a stronger future for the next generation.
247. 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.
249. 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.
250. 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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251. MigTheRobotMigTheRobot (AKA MigDooS), a Jordanian graffiti artist best known for his robot character, which you can spot on the streets of Amman. His work brings life to neglected walls, adding vibrant, playful colors to the city.
252. LPVDAAntoine Guignard aka LPVDA hails from Switzerland, a country whose landscapes are punctuated by the emblematic architecture of wooden chalets. It was while sanding his own that LPVDA, a former graffiti artist, discovered the formidable aesthetic potential of this process, based on extracting the darkest surface layers and working on the paler lower strata of the wood, which give light to the motif
253. KMGKMG is a Scottish based artist, illustrator, printer and painter.
Her curious nature leads her work to explore themes ranging from the precarious to the mundane, often of a subversive nature. A weird combination of youthful enthusiasm mixed with utter cynicism leaves her work with a sarcastic, raw and yet playful tone.
With a strong belief in the power of art, KMG also regularly works with community groups, healthcare and educational institutions to help make art as accessible as possible.
254. 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.
255. TRISTristan Ménard is a French artist based in London since 2012. On November 2021, he started expanding his canvas to include the streets of London, creating narrative murals with a focus on characters under the signature Tris. He created over 50 murals over europe last year and attended many street-art festivals.
Tristan is in love with colours, and a simple, graphical approach to design.
Tristan works across different disciplines including painting, concept art, and art direction, in animation, film, advertising and fine art, with different media including digital, oil, and spray cans. As a digital artist, Tristan's credit can be found on multiple award winning projects, most recently including the Oscar nominated documentary Flee.
Find more of his work on Instagram @mister.Tris
256. Dan BonssaiBorn in the neighbourhood of Alameda de Osuna in Madrid, Daniel has become a multidisciplinary creative who works in the field of art and design. Inspired since he was a child by the works of Boamistura, collective that emerged in his neighbourhood, he started drawing and becoming interested in urban art at a very young age. After graduating in Industrial Design Engineering, he specialised in Ephemeral Architecture and participatory design methodologies. In 2019 he learns the techniques of muralism and it is from then on when he decides to dedicate himself professionally to urban art. Currently his work focuses mainly on large format works establishing a dialogue between communities, art, the city and the rural environment.
In the same way that a small bonsai preserves the essence of a large tree, the Bonssai project aims to give voice to and connect with the most authentic and essential part of certain places or people, and transform it into something greater by using urban art as a medium to represent in large format. Symbols, nature and the human are the soul of these surrealist creations that aim to surprise and move the viewer.
257. Bona BerlinBona_Berlin
is is known for their very colourful faces, which are always a unique composition of colours, shapes and materials. These quirky heads feel pretty comfortable in the streets of the world, but everything started on small sheets of paper in Berlin. In the meantime, the paste ups have become murals that can be found in many countries on different continents.
The faces of Bona_Berlin are unique and diverse at the same time. As we all are. The artist has had several solo shows in the past years, curated the first all female street art show in Hamburg and is a fixture at many Urban Art Festivals. Besides that, Bona_Berlin supports a lot of social projects.
258. NapamMy artist name is derived from napalm, the chemical substance that destroyed all green during the Vietnam War.
Due to my love for nature and my Vietnamese background I decided to do the exact opposite of napalm, that is; spread nature’s beauty through art. I get my inspiration from nature’s vibrant colours, its organic forms and harmonious contrasts. I always try to create something new to explore different themes, ideas and to expand my creativity. I love creating dreamy murals where people tend to be captivated by and feel warm and happy looking at them. I want my art to brighten up the neighbourhood and spread positivity. I’d like to describe my art as ‘childlike naivete’.
260. Ricardo RomeroRicardo Romero (1981) was born in Évora and currently lives and works in Leiria, Portugal.
Self-taught by nature, it is from 1994, assuming the pseudonym/tag “ship”, which started by exploring the mural painting techniques in its various plastic potentialities. From an early age, he adopted an educational and pedagogical stance, using graffiti and street art as facilitating instruments in the relationship with young people and children, being responsible for giving several short courses and workshops for experimentation and artistic creation.
His artistic practice, with a strong influence on urban artistic languages, spans several types of work such as painting, sculpture, photography and video. Since 2004, he has been invited to various exhibitions, public art projects, festivals and publications.
He is the curator and head producer for several Public Art projects, including the social intervention project “Projeto Matilha”, the direction of the gallery and studio “M Gallery & Studio” in Leiria, artistic direction of “UIVO - Ecos de Arte com Animais e Gente Dentro ”, curator of street art festivals “ Paredes com História” (Leiria),“ Contempl'arte” (Tomar), “Estilos Quentes” (Évora), recently, “SOPRO -Marinha Grande”, "FLUA -Alcobaça", "FAZUNCHAR -Figueiró dos Vinhos" and producer of “Falu” Street Art Festival in Caldas da Rainha.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.