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Alisa Host261. Alisa HostAlisa Host is a visual artist, muralist and writer from Geneva Switzerland. Since 2020, she have been traveling from place to place without a home base, following artistic opportunities and moving by land transportation only. Painting murals is for her a way to make art while living an itinerant and minimalistic lifestyle, as well as making her art accessible to everyone. Her murals can be publicly seen in Sweden, Spain, Norway, Denmark and France.
SEPC262. SEPCSEPC is a Colombian street artist based in Manizales, whose name has become synonymous with hyperrealistic portrait murals and bold color experimentation. Originally diving into urban art through graffiti letters, SEPC has spent over a decade expanding his medium into public murals that resonate deeply with their environments. A trained visual designer, he blends photorealistic technique with thoughtful visual context, transforming facades into compelling narratives. His signature “negative murals” push the limits of street art: only when photographed and digitally inverted do the true colors and forms emerge, encouraging a playful interplay between physical art, photography, and digital media. SEPC has transformed public spaces across Latin America and Europe, using powerful imagery, often expressive faces, to invite reflection, cultural connection, and visual surprise. Through his innovative, immersive style, he continues to leave a little bit of art everywhere possible.
Snork263. SnorkHe has about 25 years of experience in graffiti and urban contemporary art. His artwork ranges from paintings and street art, to video art and live event visuals. As a young man, he was inspired by political street and poster art from Chile. In a similar vein, he likes his murals to tell a story, arouse curiosity or have an emotional appeal. With his graffiti, he likes to explore how shapes and colours can complement each other, and create both dynamism and coherence.
Reasm264. 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.
Céz Art265. 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.
OTTSTUFF266. 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.
Wanda Hutira267. Wanda HutiraIt all began with drawings and sketches back in primary school, where my passion for art first took shape. This passion naturally led me to study arts in high school and later in college. After graduating, I spent a decade in the advertising industry, an experience that taught me a vital lesson: every project needs a solid concept and a meaningful foundation. Armed with that experience and knowledge, I turned my attention to something I’ve loved since childhood—doodleing on walls. What began as a childhood fascination has blossomed into a professional pursuit of hand-painted murals, street art, and custom wall art, where I aim to tell stories through heartfelt brush strokes and emotional messages. Today, I specialize in crafting large-scale wall art and bespoke mural designs that inspire connection and bring spaces to life. Whether it’s for residential, commercial, or public spaces across Europe and beyond, each piece is created with a deep sense of purpose, evoking feelings that resonate long after the first glance. I know that all my work put together will not change much in the society we live in, I can only hope it changes some minds. One. Two. Three. Who knows?
ADW268. ADWArt has been central to ADW’s life ever since he started dabbling with his creativity while still in primary school. After five years studying animation in Ballyfermot college, Dublin, he moved to Britain to work in the computer games industry. In 2005 he returned to a booming Ireland. Slowly becoming more and more disillusioned with a future in the computer graphics world and dreaming of a more creative future. However, his mind was made up for him in the fallout from the economic crash of 2008, when he was made redundant from his full-time job as a 3D artist. He returned to his creative roots and began to produce his own art full-time. A determined creative and social activist, the economic collapse provided the backdrop for much of his art and street-art, earning him much acclaim and recognition in the process. Laced with satire and burnt by honesty, his pieces are often imbued with a dash of acerbic humour.
Sick015269. Sick015Björn De Weerdt, AkA Sick015 is a Graffiti Writer / Hip-Hoppas. Guided bye the culture ' Temple Of Hip-Hop' member. builder. Teacher in Hip-Hop, the philosophy: skilled in Graffiti and Streetart. some basic Deejaying and Writing rimes. Martial Artist Budo. Roba Koto Dama Ryu. A Dad and a friend of the Good People, that live in Love Unity Peace and FUN! Libra High Sensitive Empath. open as wel for assignments, mail: bjorndeweerdt@gmail.com
Lex Zooz270. Lex Zooz Lex Zooz is an Estonian visual artist from Haapsalu town. Curently based at Lisbon town. Works in his own created modern style as an urban mural artist, illustrator & designer of various projects. He links own paintings mainly with nature elements and transforms them into a visual decorative language. Lex believes the most important thing in art is to connect the physical and metaphysical worlds in a visual format. He is mostly inspired by natural phenomena such as the northern lights, dawn, sunset, fog and rain to create is own universe of ethereal landscapes and parallel realities. Seeking the boundaries of visual art, Lex has done paintings in a variety of formats from catamaran yachts, satellite antennas to 8 storey buildings. Participated in various festivals, exhibitions and made murals in countries such as Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Austria, Malta, Lebanon, France, Spain, Portugal and also exhibited in Austin / Texas at the Volcom Garden Art Gallery.
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Carlos Adeva272. Carlos AdevaToro (Zamora) 1974. From 1991 to 1993 I studied at the School of Plastic Arts in Salamanca. During the following years, from 1993 to 1996, my training was completed in Paris, I regularly visit the most important museums where, apart from seeing, I draw the pieces of art that are in them, I think that for me it was vital and extremely important. importance because I was learning the techniques of the great masters just by observing them. I could define myself as self-taught but I don't consider myself to be anything like that since there are many painters and styles that have taught me. Specialist in Wall Art and Medieval Art. Since I was little I have always been attracted to history and art in general. Being born in a city with history and art that Toro treasures, it was easy to be trapped and fascinated by medieval art. Immediately I was getting hold of an important library on medieval art and learning all the plastic currents of which it is made up, being the mural paintings its greatest exponent. I have always been dedicated to art, in one way or another my relationship with it has been practically since I was a child. It has become my way of life and my only job, it has not been easy nor is being able to do it, I believe that the basis has been to never give up and fight for that dream although sometimes the situation is on the edge and makes that dream impossible. Since 2019 I have my studio in Toro, Zamora. I constantly develop artistic techniques to encourage innovation and improvement of visual products.
Denis Klatt273. Denis KlattMy name is Denis Klatt, i am a mural artist from Dortmund-Germany. 1994 I started with Graffiti. While living a Graffiti-Lifestyle, I also was open minded for all kinds of arts and technics. Now, I am specialized in photo realistic and surrealistic murals.
Marta Lapeña274. Marta LapeñaAfter she finished her degree in Interior Design by the Politecnica University (Madrid), she decided to devote herself to painting and the research and knowledge of different techniques, focusing at a later time on the conception and development of artistic projects. She has attended several courses and taken part in relevant experiences which have led her to participate in different galleries, art fairs, cultural centres and urban art festivals, as part of her career path. Her work lies between painting and muralism, sometimes materialised into specific projects and other times more experimental proposals. Her art is naturally influenced by daily life experiences, people she has met, behaviours that she has witnessed and social issues which concern her. Ultimately, through her art she searches for equality at all levels: social, cultural and natural. She addresses topics such as depopulation in rural areas, inequality and violence; any sort of violence but especially gender-based violence. The social component is the absolute central theme of her work.
Manuel Garcia Juan275. Manuel Garcia JuanStreet artist profesional
Cup of Color276. Cup of ColorWe uplift each other by painting wall murals with communities to bring hope. Many people live in difficult situations and environments. If they cannot express themselves, it can leave them feeling alone and forgotten, powerless to change their circumstances. In our work, we share life with communities and invite them to paint walls with us. When people express themselves on a common canvas, they rediscover their voice and their ability to create change. With our international team of artists, we work in forgotten communities and places in different parts of the world. --- We are currently adding more and more artworks from our projects around the world. Fellow hunters, please help us if you spot one of our works somewhere. :)
Intvis277. IntvisIntvis is a Brussels-based Belgian artist. Just like JR Artist and Basquiat, he didn’t go to art school. After working as a sociocultural worker in Guatemala, at the end of the big Maya cycle in 2012, he experienced what the famous end of the world looks like on a small scale. He lost everything and started all over again. He took courses in photography, digital imaging and poetry and started to rebuild the world around him using art. In 2019 he started to paint in the street. Since then, he has painted more than 3000 m2 of public art, all while raising three kids. His portrait of a feminist “Through my voice” was visited by more than 350.000 people.
KATASTROFFFE278. KATASTROFFFEKatastrofffe is the brainchild of Milena Kravetz — a one-woman riot of street art, sculpture, and subversion. Trained in Florence, now based in Lisbon, Milena works where art meets urgency. Her background spans sculpture, oil painting, photography, and up cycled underground clothing label — all of it feeding into a practice that doesn’t ask for space. It takes it. She’s also a sustainability activist — questioning systems, materials, and the cultural trash we’re told to treasure. Her work doesn’t just critique consumerism; it sidesteps it completely. Her standout project, Face of the City, drops 50 plaster heads into public spaces across Europe. Not museums. Not curated fairs. Just out there — Florence, Prague, Vienna, Berlin, Amsterdam, Lisbon — staring blankly, maybe accusingly, at whoever walks by. Each face is a city. Burnt out. Buzzing. Suffocating under its own weight. You don’t just see them — you feel watched. The city is alive. The question is: what’s it becoming? “Exhibitions cost money. Space. PR. But what if the whole point is to be seen by someone who doesn’t go to galleries? Who wouldn’t click on an ad, but might look up from their phone and feel something real?” Projects like Overprotected Love go even further — raw, emotional fragments about heartbreak and human fragility, wheatpasted in the rain on the streets of London, Brighton, Berlin. No promo. No gloss. Just truth on walls.
Shane Sutton279. Shane SuttonShane Sutton / Spacer Street Art
Ariel Ocampo280. Ariel OcampoAriel Ocampo. Urban plastic artist and muralist. He has ventured into various artistic techniques. He graduated as a National Professor of Fine Arts at the "Prilidiano Pueyrredón" National School of Fine Arts (I.U.N.A).
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