All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
321. Dante arcadeDante Arcade is a Spanish street artist known for his dynamic art style. Vibrant colors, internet codes, arcade aesthetics, or vector patterns typical of the 90s are frequent in his work. His art gives us a mind-blowing interpretation of how realism is felt and experienced in a cyber society. Throughout his art, Dante examines pop culture, mixed with retro and vintage subcultures, and creates fragmented images of these streamlines and their icons.
Born in Murcia, Dante currently lives in Barcelona. His artistic journey started way back in the mind-90s. He began to paint his first pieces motivated by urban culture and as a consequence of listening to rap music and skateboarding. It was in the 90s, during his adolescence when he discovered the boom of video games, the world of comics, science fiction films, and, of course, the graffiti movement. Since then, he has been fascinated by this retro universe, from which he has not yet managed to escape. It is in this imagination where his work is regenerated bringing old tendencies ack on a current frame, where futurism is jumbled with the classic and the old with the modern.
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Dante Arcade es un artista callejero español conocido por su estilo artístico dinámico. Los colores vibrantes, los códigos de internet, la estética arcade o los patrones vectoriales propios de los 90 son frecuentes en su obra. Su arte nos brinda una interpretación alucinante de cómo se siente y se experimenta el realismo en una sociedad cibernética. A lo largo de su arte, Dante examina la cultura pop, mezclada con subculturas retro y vintage, y crea imágenes fragmentadas de estas líneas aerodinámicas y sus íconos.
Nacido en Murcia, Dante vive actualmente en Barcelona. Su viaje artístico comenzó allá por los años 90. Comenzó a pintar sus primeras piezas motivado por la cultura urbana y como consecuencia de escuchar música rap y patinar con skate. Fue en los años 90, durante su adolescencia cuando descubrió el boom de los videojuegos, el mundo de los cómics, las películas de ciencia ficción y, por supuesto, el movimiento del graffiti. Desde entonces, ha quedado fascinado por este universo retro, del que aún no ha conseguido escapar. Es en este imaginario donde su obra se regenera trayendo viejas tendencias sobre un marco actual, donde el futurismo se mezcla con lo clásico y lo antiguo con lo moderno.
322. Rame 13 Ginevra Giovannoni aka Rame 13 is a multifaceted artist who ranges from Urbanart, illustration and graphics. She was born in Pisa on 13-11-89 as a child, thanks to her painter grandfather, she began to love drawing. After obtaining a three-year degree in Pisa in Philosophy and a diploma from the Academy of Visual Arts in Florence, she began collaborating with various realities, approaching streetart. Figurative in the consistency of forms, abstract in the relationship between the animal and vegetable beings that inhabit her works, Rame13 tells stories that proceed by means of images permeated with burning fantasy. Her works are often dreamlike and suspended in a unique, distinctive, yet no less usable imagery; they dance between natural themes, surrounded by surreal animals and colourful plants, and then embrace large-horned female figures and moustachioed sailors ploughing the seas. Her style has matured over the years also thanks to the proximity of his crew ELEKTRO DOMESTIK FORCE, with whom she pursues a mission: Social Art. This common vision of the group means that Rame13 and her colleagues are committed to telling stories, through urban regeneration projects, that can interact and become an integral part of the lives of the citizens who live in the places that host them.
323. Robbo-TThe world imagined, and reminisced, through the eyes of robots and robotic creatures - maybe because we've destroyed the world, and nothing living can survive, or maybe just because...
Created in the streets of Melbourne, Australia, you'll often find Robbo-T slapped, glued or pasted-up up somewhere in one of Melbourne's many laneways and side streets.
326. Sea162Sea162 was born in Madrid in 1984. At the age of 14, he discovered graffiti and began to use public space as a playground, contributing what he likes the most: painting.
It was graffiti that motivated him to travel, study, meet new people and expand his creative possibilities, applying all this to develop his personal style, inspired by the Wild Style. In 2005 he began to do commissioned work, and decided to dedicate himself to painting professionally. Little by little he gets closer to nature, being his greatest source of inspiration, which connects him with his most spiritual part. He began to combine the murals with the environment that surrounds them, giving the work the same importance as the landscape of which they formed a part.
Experimentation is the basis of Sea162’s research. It helps you discover new ways of expressing yourself through different supports, techniques and materials to convey your ideas, in relation to the context and the place where they have been created.
A personal world that mixes geometric, organic and cosmic elements, with a great influence of its main origins, nature and graffiti.
Currently, it continues to investigate the resources that nature offers us to be able to play and express our ideas, trying to generate the least impact on the environment for its production.
327. Viki ArtI am a girl passionate about art and I have only recently started painting murals.
If you want to see my progress, you can see it here or on my Instagram.
328. BlissBliss is an anonymous street artist from Bergen, Norway.
The street art expression is a fantastic way to be able to reach a broader audience and make a statement about issues close to heart.
In 2019 I participated in decorating "Skur 14" before the Tall Ship Races in Bergen 2019 amongst so many great artists. My humble thank you to organizers and artists in Bergen.
Work like "Expectations" at Carte Blanche and "Imagine" at Holen Skole in Bergen tells their own story. One of the most recent pieces is "Fly me away" - displayed at the Human Rights Square on Nygårdshøyden in Bergen, close to the Rafto foundation and tells the tale of children at risk all over the world.
With hope for a better future for all - Bliss
329. Tom CechArtist/social worker based in Leuven.
Specialized in oil paintings and murals.
I love working with social/ethical/environmental thematics.
Active in Belgium but always willing to travel.
330. 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.
331. KSELE"KSELE" is an artist based in Bucharest, Romania.
The author illustrates a fantastic world full of imaginary symbols and characters. With these compositions, "KSELE" invites the viewers to a conscious visual journey, made in a playful and surrealistic manner, offering to the "visitors" a colorful experience combined with elements of the mystic. The artist speaks about the spiritual awakening, visually offering a detachment from everyday life and an exploration to the unknown world of subconscious.
332. DishDish is a multidisciplinary artist from London, now living and working in Bergen.
Her striking work and strong style has been described as feminine yet juxtaposed with distinctively dark lines and tones.
Her projects vary widely in discipline and scale, from miniature hand-painted intricate illustrations upon ceramic plates to painting large-scale images directly onto the glass windows, interior walls and outside on public facades. Her work often depicts women from a feminist perspective.
333. Jan RosiusAs a teenager Jan Rosius was submerged in the lawless skateboard culture of the mid nineties. An open playing field, hidden away from the main stream and pop culture, in which raw imagery and visual anti establishment propaganda took centre stage.
Fascinated by this mixture of pure passion, excitement, danger and a total DYI mind state expressed on the streets as a real life canvas, Jan Rosius absorbed every aspect of it and started his own excursions expressing himself as an artist. All of this without any arts education, but with a whole culture of self made artists influencing and educating him along the way.
Over the years he explored every aspect of this street culture and arts scene as a skateboarder, graffiti writer, MC, b-boy, fashion designer, organizer, DJ, beat producer and a street art artist, creating something from nothing against all conventional rules and guidelines. In such a way that he definitely turned a few heads and made some noise in the underground.
After a life changing and mind altering burn out experience in 2017 he decides to leave his day job and focus a 110% on his artistic endeavors. While collaborating closely with professionally schooled artists, as well in proximity as in actual projects, he starts crossing over to new techniques and a body of work which is slowly shaking off the confinements of traditional graffiti and street art.
His recent works are based on the repetition of intriguing symbols, patterns and subliminal messages referring to the world of dreams and imagination. The expressions of an undying urge to wake people up from their daily slumber, unexpectedly, still both in the streets and in gallery settings, to make them wonder about the writings on the wall and the hidden worlds that lay behind them.
334. asemnavarroASEM Navarro is an urban artist who combines his career as a Graffiti writer with his skills as an Illustrator, seeking a balance between the strength of urban art and the poetry of the most artisanal Illustration, creating a contrast full of energy, where he reflects his emotions and experiences.
Active in Graffiti since the late 90s, his art has evolved specializing in the field of portraiture, without losing the roots of his origins, working on his unique urban writing. His work is movement and expressiveness, with character and personality in each strokes.
The meaning of ASEM is "Angela always in me" (in Spanish: Angela-Siempre-En-Mi), an acronym that use to perpetuate the memory of his mother, who has give him the love and passion for art. Through his style, try to combine the contrast between the classic and the contemporary, constantly drawing, recapitulating ideas in a visceral and spontaneous way, learning and evolving to give the best in each work.
335. 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.
336. BrainfartThe perfect symbiosis between crazy and urbanart: BRAINFART.
Brainfart is a streetart collective from Zurich (Switzerland). Consisting of the members: André Bex, Facundo and Nahuel Morales.
The birthplace in 2011 was on a warm summer evening at the lower Letten in Zurich. Bex and Nahuel, just wanted to draw and put our creations on paper. Our goal was to show the world from a simpler, funnier and more colorful side. Our perseverance over the years has paid off, because we were allowed to bring our urban art to the masses at various events like Propart, Fantasy Basel, Streetart Festival Chur and many more.
But you can find us not only at exhibitions, but also as a livepainting act, organize urban art workshops in our studio and already some commissioned works also went over the counter. Brainfart is not only our name, it is also our credo. The best ideas remain standing and survive the high-noon.
337. ApparanI am a London based street artist, educator and curator from the Canary Islands.
My work deals with social related issues such as environment and gender equality. My murals usually depict women with colourful long curly hair and strong features. I incorporate surreal elements and positive messages with bold line work, shading and bursts of colour within my creations.
338. fragola de la vegaFlying fish, living robots... dead ones, feminine creatures, neither women nor girls, cats from the past. These mysterious beings and others populate Fragola de la Vega's works.
Born on an island, Sicily, Francesca carries within her all the power of the sea, a stormy sea that brings to the surface fragments of the past, a sea where improbable boats defy the waves, lose and find their way again. A black and white torn by a vivid red where dream and reality, past and present, harshness and joie de vivre, childhood and adulthood, dance in a mysterious and fascinating harmony.
A feeling of melancholy but at the same time of rebirth pervades the observer who lets themselves be carried away by the waves.
Dreamlike reality and urban reality blend in a perfect balance in which the creatures, extrapolated from their natural context, are catapulted into environments foreign to them and to which they are forced to adapt.
339. Joel ArtistaJoel Bergner is a community artist whose large-scale murals span 30 countries across five continents. His signature style blends realism with urban art and the raw expressions of children’s creativity. Engaging local residents, he leads collaborative projects in vulnerable communities, from Syrian refugee camps to American prisons, Brazilian favelas and orphanages in South Africa. Through participatory art-making, he helps communities explore critical issues they face.
As the Co-Founder and CEO of Artolution, a nonprofit empowering artists in refugee camps and marginalized communities, Joel mentors young creatives and collaborates on humanitarian art programs worldwide. He partners with UN agencies and NGOs to support sustainable arts initiatives that foster social change.
Joel’s work has been featured on NBC Nightly News, CBS This Morning, NPR, Al Jazeera, and Reuters. His murals and public art projects serve as powerful tools for dialogue, healing, and community-building. He continues to push artistic boundaries, incorporating technology such as VR and AR into his projects. Now based in Washington, DC, Joel lives with his wife and two young daughters, dedicating his career to the transformative power of art.
340. Yazan MesmarYazan Mesmar, an artist and visual designer, has been fortunate to uncover his passion within the dynamic world of street art. His journey has led him to explore diverse forms of visual expressionism, infusing a contemporary flair into the intricate tapestry of Arabic heritage. With a heartfelt intention, Yazan strives to share these creations with both local communities and the global stage.
Since stepping onto this path, Yazan has embraced opportunities to collaborate with renowned brands and non-profit organizations. Within these partnerships, he has undertaken roles as both an artist and a creative director, breathing life into various imaginative visions.
Guided by an unwavering curiosity, Yazan maintains a perpetual drive to unearth new artistic mediums for his work. His genuine enthusiasm for experimentation and exploration serves as the driving force behind his pursuit of crafting impactful and thought-provoking artworks. With every creation, he aspires not only to make a meaningful impact but also to honor the heritage that has intricately shaped his artistic odyssey.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.