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StreetArt Bergen321. StreetArt BergenState employed time anarchist - I am called. I follow the street and urban art scene in Bergen, Norway on a 24/7 bases. I started back in 2016 or so. Then as a regular street art hunter. This developed to a much larger platform, becoming involved in the culture. Besides documenting I started to take on and rund projects. From small singel pieces to large megaprojects - largest at present covered more than 13.000 m2. Don't paint much myself. I am far better assisting with organizing and getting things done. The logo is based on Spider Jerusalem. It's a simpel stencil used to identify projects that have been undertaken and carried out by StreetArt Bergen. It's StreetArt Bergen's trademark. On the map in here you will find it in connection with postings of project carried out. On ground you will find it on one of the project walls. See u in Bergen!
KATASTROFFFE322. KATASTROFFFE Katastrofffe, a project spearheaded by Milena Kravetz, epitomizes creativity in its truest form. Milena currently resides in Lisbon, Portugal. A graduate of the Academy of Art ADA in Florence, Italy, Milena has explored various artistic avenues, including sculpture, oil painting, photography and creating line of underground clothing line. One of her standout projects, "Face of the City," features fifty limited-edition plaster sculptures positioned in public spaces around the globe. These sculptures reflect the complexities of urban life, embodying the cities as living entities that respond to various social and environmental pressures. Through this project, Milena seeks to convey the emotions and experiences of urban life, using street art as a powerful medium for social commentary and public engagement. Here, we imagine, if not at least observe, that the city is a living entity. An organism not unlike ourselves. How does it react to environmental degradation, overcrowding, lack of sleep, filth, and immorality? Sculptures are limited to 50 pieces , they are placed all around Europe: Florence, Prague, Vienna, Munich, Berlin, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Eindhoven, Hamburg, Oslo, Stockholm, Moscow, St. Petersburg and of course Lisbon. Milena advocates for making art accessible by introducing the concept of open-air exhibitions. This method challenges traditional art presentation modes, broadening the audience by integrating art into everyday public spaces. Her approach not only democratizes art but also encourages public interaction and reflection, especially on topics like the commercialization of art and the role of public spaces in artistic expression. "We often come across the commercialisation of art, especially with regard to exhibitions. After all, renting space costs money, engaging the press and advertising, and much more. But what if the very purpose of the exhibition is simply to be heard or seen by some number of people? People who don’t go to galleries and don’t respond to advertisements on TV and the Internet. The more people are drawn to a message broadcasted through street art, the more likely it will be for them to share it on social media platforms.“ Her work, especially projects like "Overprotected Love," tackles emotional themes with a directness and honesty that's rare. These street art pieces provoke thought about the complexities of love and emotional vulnerability. Posters got stuck in London, Brighton, Berlin. Milena Kravetz's Katastrofffe is a testament to the power of street art as a form of expression and connection. It stands as an example of how creativity can transcend traditional boundaries, making art accessible and engaging for everyone.
Eneko Azpiroz323. Eneko Azpiroz"Este talentoso artista logra una asombrosa fusión entre el realismo mural y el diseño gráfico. Cada mural que crea es una ventana a figuras llenas de vida, donde los colores y los detalles cautivan a quien los contempla. Su habilidad para capturar la esencia de la realidad y transformarla en juegos geométricos y de opacidad demuestra una destreza única y un enfoque artístico innovador"
Jimmy Loodts324. Jimmy LoodtsI like to express my fascination for the beauty of life. Through my creations I like to share my grateful feelings for the wonderful opportunities I encounter.
Uri KTHR325. Uri KTHRURI KTHR (Oriol Márquez Cateura, 30 years old) born in Molins de Rei (Barcelona) and resident in L'Ametlla de Mar (Tarragona), graduated in Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona has carried out mural interventions in different cities of the peninsular territory such as Barcelona, ​​Valencia, Leon, but also in other countries such as Sweden, Portugal and Italy among others. His work committed to the environment, shows the crisis of urban ecosystems in the face of the reparative power of nature. His technique, always with spray, is fed by realist academicism and illustration/comics through which he transforms short stories into large format.
Caryn Koh326. Caryn KohPreviously being in the medical field, Caryn Koh has since rediscovered her passion in the arts. She graduated from Dasein Art Academy and was presented with the Outstanding Achievement Award in Fine Arts. She is part of an art collective WOM Collective in London, United Kingdom. She is also one of the main organisers for the street art festival in Swindon called Swindon Paint Fest where she's currently based. She paints introspective and touching works often drawing inspiration from her personal life and relationships. She explores themes of life and suffering, implementing three dimensional elements into some of her emotional murals which expand the impact of her artwork into the real-world. She has also explored different mediums from painting, installation and video art to deliver her message in her work. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions over the years in Malaysia, Taiwan and in United Kingdom. She has also painted murals in different regions of United Kingdom namely London, Bristol, Swindon, Leicester, Blackburn and the Lake District, Malaysia, Spain, Germany, Philippines as well as Jogjakarta.
Sbah327. SbahAn artist who has so much inside to share (art and good vibes), one of those crazy people who thinks we can change the world… AND WE WILL DO IT! My artwork is always connected to people. It always has something to say because art is about transmitting (feelings, concepts, ideas, emotions…) and mine is closely linked to a social message. I'm happy.
Mink328. Mink was born in Valencia, Spain, and began my journey into the world of graffiti by painting murals in abandoned places. Over the years, I trained and refined my art. After completing my studies in graphic design, I started developing my work while working as a freelance artist, both creating murals and working on illustration projects. My travels have taken me to paint on every continent, broadening my artistic perspective. As an illustrator, I’ve collaborated on projects with Harto Arte (Mexico), Paria (Germany), and Sense Art (China), among others. My work is characterized by the use of vector illustrations and flat colors, portraying a wide range of scenes and sensations inspired by my experience as an urban artist. These influences are reflected in my distinctive cast of characters, recognizable by their rounded shapes and expressive eyes. In my creative universe, where nature and the urban environment merge, I aim to transport the viewer to a unique and unfamiliar world. My motivation comes from the connection between the city and art. Through my work, I constantly explore new narrative frontiers, techniques, materials, and tools that allow my art to interact in innovative ways with those who experience it. Today, I continue to devote my energy and passion to creating and painting murals, illustrations, and also 3D work. Every new project is both an opportunity and a challenge to push my own limits, reflecting my passion for art and my desire to share my vision with the world.
ENO329. ENOHi there! This is Eno. I have been writing graffiti for almost three decades and my work contributed to what is now considered the dawn of graffiti in Italy. Naples was my den. By the early 90’s I was already painting graffiti in many other cities. From day one, writing has shaped my true self wherever I happened to be. For the past 15 years, I have been living and working in France. In 2014, I created EXIT, the association that brings together various street artists and with whom I mainly work in Bordeaux.
Nicholas Zimbro330. Nicholas ZimbroFrom Washington DC
Kat&Action;331. Kat&Action;Couple of muralist painters who merge the world of illustration and graffiti. Katia Barse has been painting since her childhood. She met Action in 2014, from then on she learned how to use bombs and moved towards graphic research focused on illustration. She is mainly interested in details, her work is very meticulous. Focused on the beauty of the world, it is travel that inspires her and allows her to fully express herself. In the KAT&ACTION duo, she creates stylized animals with clean lines and bright colors.   ACTION was published 20 years ago. He explores all possible means of creating, light, wood, modeling, painting, spray, roller. In recent years he has focused on geometry and mathematics. He displays his letterer's reflexes in more minimalist compositions where each line is pampered, with rigor and cleanliness. In the KAT&ACTION duo, he creates the structure of the visuals in which his 6 letters are hidden.   THE DUO Their common universe is an equation of shapes and colors which combines the letter and its geometric treatment in the style of ACTION with the clean and figurative lines of KAT. Their goal is to merge everything into one. Using aerosol and acrylic paint, Kat & Action uses the street so that the animal finds its place in urban space. They question the public about their responsibility in the destiny of Nature.
D!VE332. D!VED!VE is an Irish visual artist. Originally from Cork, he studied Graphic Design at the Limerick School of Art & Design. In pursuit of further artistic development, he traveled to Berlin where he used his skills in visual communications combined with a passion for screen print to develop his practice as a printmaker and a creator. D!VE began his artistic journey as teenager heavily influenced by street art culture, he was drawn in by the lawlessness but he stayed for the creative outlet...and the smell of the paint. D!VE's artistic practice focuses on creating snapshots of moments that never happened. Visualising objects disassembling in zero gravity to create highly detailed images outside the limitations of traditional composition, revealing components and structures that would be otherwise hidden depending on the angle. This concept is fueled by Picasso’s words, ‘Every act of creation begins as an act of destruction’. Destruction, deconstructed. D!VE’s focus on shattering historical statues is derived from the notion that these figures represent societies at their cultural peak. Great Roman & Greek philosophers, warriors and Gods frozen in time emphasise the power of humanity. The fractured statues represent today’s fractured society. A divided world of people contrasting from far right to far left, where peoples unwavering belief in the most outlandish conspiracy theories would make the most rational thinker question their sanity, where having all of the worlds information at our fingertips made us vacuous.
Neftnik333. NeftnikStencil and pasteup art ******** Shop for prints https://neftnik.bigcartel.com
Airjecor 334. Airjecor I was born in Tenerife, self-taught, I began my foray into painting in 2002, tackling graffiti, portraits and canvases, among other formats, although not professionally until recent times. The artistic career entails significant challenges, aggravated by the geographical limitation of residing in the Canary Islands, which restricts mobility to destinations more favorable for muralists. Nevertheless, art transcends borders and can reach a global audience through digital platforms, thus allowing the exhibition of my artistic work.
Fikos335. FikosFikos is a painter and muralist from Greece. At the age of 13, he started studying Byzantine painting in Athens. He invented “Contemporary Byzantine Painting” -a term and artistic style that is now being used by many artists around the world- and combines his traditional artistic style with contemporary thematics (like gender fluidity), techniques (like digital art), and art movements (like Neo-muralism). He has presented his work in 5 solo and many group shows, has exhibited in institutes such as Benaki Museum (Athens), Archaeological Museum of Milos Island, Fiminco Foundation (Paris), and the 1st Bienalle of Larnaka (Cyprus), and he has painted many murals all over the world. Among them, it is the largest mural in the history of Greek-Byzantine art (46m high), commission murals for the municipality of Versailles, and indoor murals at ETH Zurich University. His focus is on how traditional arts can revive and serve contemporary society.
Koerie336. KoerieArtist from Belgium, into making fun and colorful Street Art.
Rimon Guimaraes337. Rimon GuimaraesRimon Guimarães, born in Curitiba in 1988, is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist who seeks to transmute space-time through experience, travel and cultural exchanges, producing works that dialogue with the accessibility of information and contemporary media, such as large-scale murals, paintings, drawings, engravings, photographs, videos, installations, performances, compositions and audio. He has carried out works in countries such as Gambia, Malaysia, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, the USA, Argentina, Brazil, among others.
Georgia Hill338. Georgia HillGeorgia Hill (b.1988) is a multidisciplinary Australian artist, specialising in type-based, monochromatic artworks and installations. Hill’s poetic phrasing creates an ongoing dialogue based on memory, reflection, and experience, applied to unique structures and contrasting environments. Moving constantly and exploring new mediums, Hill's works are both personal and ambiguous, inviting the viewer to apply their own context and meaning. Hill has forged a unique aesthetic within the contemporary and street art scenes, working extensively across national and international projects.
Ligama339. Ligama
Remix uno340. Remix unoI’m Remix—two decades deep in street art, turning city walls from Helsinki to Bogotá, NYC, Paris, Berlin , Mexico city, LA (and many more) i will turn a blank canvas into jaw-dropping, larger-than-life collages. I don’t just paint; I rewrite the rules. Let’s shake up the streets and make the world our masterpiece. They call it street art—I call it a revolution.
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