All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
321. 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.
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323. DodiciDodici is an Italian illustrator who has made Rotterdam his home. He was drawn to the Netherlands for both personal and professional reasons.
Dodici's signature style is characterized by its minimalism. He believes that simplicity is the best way to convey the essence of his work. His artwork often features people engaged in everyday activities, but there's always a touch of irony that keeps the viewer engaged.
Dodici draws his inspiration from the world around him, particularly the people he encounters and the things they do. He believes that even the most mundane moments can be transformed into art.
Dodici has participated in numerous street art events around the world, including Pow Wow Rotterdam, Youhood Melilla, StreetHeart in Addis Ababa and Street Colors Bonaire, All Caps Rotterdam, Step in the Arena Eindhoven, Awall Miami. His work has been featured in galleries and publications, and he has a growing following on social media.
324. Jarad DanbyJarad Danby is an artist recognized for his large-scale realism artworks that celebrate the community, history, and lifestyle of their surroundings. With extensive experience in the art industry, he ensures his projects meet the highest standards, both artistically and in their impact on the community.
Jarad has contributed to street art festivals worldwide, enhancing urban spaces with murals that resonate with local communities. His work spans from revitalizing overlooked alleyways to leading large-scale government initiatives, each project thoughtfully designed to enrich public places and reflect the stories, culture, and identity of the area. Through his art, Jarad fosters a sense of connection and pride, transforming the everyday into something extraordinary.
325. CanvazCANVAZ is an Irish street artist who first took to the streets of Dublin in the late 90s. Since then, his work has been seen internationally from Dublin, Liverpool, Bristol, Berlin, New York, Hong King and Tel Aviv. His style combines different street art techniques, including street interventions, figurative paintings, paste up, ad- jacking and stenciling. Deeply rooted in Irish culture and political history, CANVAZ’s work also touches upon more contemporary topics, such as the role of the individual in today’s social media-laden landscape. Throughout, a common thread remains: the willingness to take a stance while remaining hopeful.In 2024, Canvaz became the artist in residence to Team Ireland at the Paris Olympics and exhibited with the Royal Ulster Academy at the Ulster Museum.
327. Jennifer ErnyMy name is Jennifer Erny; I am a visual artist and a
mirror that reflects external stimuli through the
spectrum of personal experience. Environmental
themes border my artistic musings as I explore the
relationship between humanity and its place in the
natural world. The tales I weave expand and magnify
our awe and respect for wildlife and the ecosphere in
dreamlike sceneries that reframe the “outer world” not
as an other but as an integral part of the individual and
collective soul. My focus is on large scale murals
created using acrylics and spray paint.
329. LigamaLigama is a Sicilian artist whose career began in Catania, where he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts and later became Assistant to the Chair of Engraving. After years of research on printmaking, he left the Academy in 2015 to fully dedicate himself to painting. His early focus was on the pixel as the fundamental unit of digital imagery, leading to his debut solo exhibition *8Bit* in Bologna.
Ligama works both in the studio and in public spaces, and since 2016 he has participated in major international street art festivals such as Festiwall, The Bushwick Collective, and Gulìa Urbana. He has collaborated with museums, foundations, churches, and institutions including the Museum of Urban Art in New York, MACRO in Rome, the Terzo Pilastro Foundation, and the Federico II Foundation. His murals appear in locations ranging from penitentiaries and hospitals to historical churches, and he has worked with brands like Lidl, Glo, and Airlite.
A highlight of his practice is *Uncommissioned Landscape*, a self-initiated project in which he paints pixelated color fields on Sicilian ruins, using audio recordings to generate the palette. The result integrates with the landscape and invites reflection. This work bridges digital aesthetics and traditional rural architecture, reflecting Ligama’s evolving focus on classical imagery, flora, and human presence.
In recent years, Ligama has completed significant projects in Denmark, Matera, Parma, and Palermo. In 2024, he created the first of 21 murals across Sicily commemorating mafia victims. Recognized as one of Exibart’s 222 young Italian artists to invest in, his work continues to blend digital concepts with historical and cultural themes, gaining national media attention and inclusion in prestigious collections.
330. Wouter PersynWouter Persyn - born and raised in Ostend - is a multidisciplinary artist and designer. His work is at the intersection of architecture and art and is finished with a touch of surrealism. From furniture to murals, by playing with the visual aspect of objects and spaces, he seeks to surprise and amaze the viewer.
333. BebarMathias Mendez, also known as BEBAR, is a contemporary French painter born in 1993 in Vitry-sur-Seine. Influenced by his French-Spanish heritage, he developed a passion for drawing from an early age, the only outlet capable of channeling his hyperactivity. He painted his first mural in 2010 and soon joined the MAC Crew, organizers of Kosmopolite, the first international graffiti festival in France.
BEBAR navigates between urban art and academic training, having studied at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and Parsons School of Design in New York. This ongoing duality gave rise to a unique style : both figurative and abstract, in constant evolution.
Renowned for his colorful neo-muralism in the streets of Paris, Montreal, and New York, BEBAR aims to “offer viewers a moment of escape.” Today, he works between France and the United States, continuously pushing the boundaries of his pictorial universe.
334. PiskvFrancesco Persichella, aka Piskv, is a Street Artist born in Bari on 28th of April 1993. Now he lives in Rome where he graduated in Architecture in 2017 with the highest grade. Since 2009 he works as a visual artist for public and private projects. He uses to paint realistic murals with a geometric or 3d approach. Great attention is paid to the use of color and how it interacts with shapes and space. In 2023 he entered the 100 under 30 list by Forbes Italy, in the Art & Style section.
Up to now he realized over 50 works of street art around Italy, focusing his attention on environment and urban retraining. He painted sport murals for NBA, RED BULL and the longest sustainable mural in Italy for VALMONTONE OUTLET.
335. SAHWhen the hunters become the hunted. We are the Street Art Hunters (SAH), but now you can hunt our pasteups and stickers or enjoy the outdoor pasteup galleries we deliver by collaborating with a slew of international pasteup/sticker legends. You'll find us primarily in Melbourne and surrounds but keen eyes have spotted us around Australia and the globe. Reach out if you want to be included in our pasteup outdoor galleries.
337. Universal HumanityUniversal Humanity is an evolving worldwide artwork created by Thomas Iser.
Through thousands of portraits collected across the globe using a symbolic card based on his own fragmented identity and inspired by kintsugi, the project transforms personal reconstruction into collective human memory.
Celebrities, strangers and forgotten faces coexist on equal ground, reminding us that strength, beauty and connection can emerge from adversity.
338. Anetta LukjanovaAnetta Lukjanova is a visual artist from Helsinki.
Her style is contemporary figurative realism. She often mixes elements of digital painting with realism rendered in the manner of classical oil painting. The juxtaposition of quick and slow mediums is also present in the thematics of her work. She works mainly through mediums of mural and oil painting.
339. 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.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.