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Georgia Hill381. 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.
Nathan Brown382. Nathan BrownOriginally from Los Angeles, Nathan moved to Nashville at age 11—an abrupt shift that sparked a deep creative response. Navigating the cultural contrast between the two cities, he found expression through graffiti and exploration through skateboarding. These early outlets laid the foundation for a lifelong artistic journey. By the late ’90s, Nathan began channeling these experiences into visual form, developing a style rooted in bold color, shifting perspectives, and a blend of abstraction and street art. Over time, this approach expanded beyond sketchbooks and city walls to large-scale murals on multi-story buildings across the U.S. and Europe. To date,Nathan has completed over 160 commissioned murals for nonprofits, city initiatives, and major brands including Red Bull, Wrangler, Patagonia, Topgolf, WeWork, Google, and Spotify. His mission has always remained the same: to bring people, places, and communities together through impactful public art—transforming overlooked walls into meaningful, engaging spaces. Nathan is currently based in Chattanooga, TN, where he continues to produce large-scale public artworks and private commissions across the country.
Bosska383. BosskaBosska is a graphic designer and illustrator, born in Alicante, adopted by Malaga and Mexican at heart, after having lived there for 7 years. She graduated with a degree in Graphic Design in Cancún, the city where she took her first steps as illustratior. Throughout all these years she became known for her peculiar style of illustration; “the drawing within the drawing”, a style that has led her to be interviewed by CNN and RNE (National Radio of Spain). Her illustrations are the result of many artistic currents, highlighting Art Nouveau, the current with which she feels most identified.
Sébastien Theys 384. Sébastien Theys I'm an artist of abstraction and explorer of imaginary worlds through my canvases, reveals in my works a window open to the infinite of creativity. Coming from a universe where geometric shapes dance in harmony, I shape a vibrant and colorful artistic language. My white bands, like windows onto the abstract, frame my compositions, inviting the viewer to dive into a parallel universe where reality metamorphoses into reverie.
Nihan Yilmaz385. Nihan YilmazNihan Yilmaz is a multidisciplinary artist known for his murals and acrylic paintings that merge raw street aesthetics with timeless narratives. Often described as a true Renaissance man, he bridges classical influences with contemporary expression, creating works that resonate both in public spaces and on canvas. His visual language draws from Modern Mythology – reinterpreting ancient symbols, heroic figures and philosophical themes through a modern lens. With bold compositions and a distinctive use of earthy tones fused with vibrant accents, Yilmaz transforms walls into monumental storytelling platforms. From intimate details to large-scale interventions, his art challenges viewers to rediscover the relevance of classical messages in today’s society. He is also available for custom commissions and tailor-made projects.
Drasko Boljevic386. Drasko BoljevicDrasko Boljevic (AKA Drasko17) is a Melbourne-based urban artist with a rich and diverse multidisciplinary practice. Over the past three decades, he has worked across a wide range of mediums—including sculpture, painting, installation, and 3-D stencil art—blending classical training with contemporary innovation to create works that are both technically refined and conceptually bold. A Victorian College of the Arts graduate (Bachelor or Fine Art, 1998 & Master of Contemporary Art-Painting, 2012), he started his studies training as a sculptor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb (former Yugoslavia). His background bridges traditional European art foundations with the dynamic energy of Melbourne’s contemporary art scene. 'Drasko is famed for his 3D optical-illusion stencils in the laneways, which suggest portals into 'possible worlds' inhabited by a playful mix of technology and figures that seem to be randomly teleported from different video games. The resulting images appear on the urban landscape like mirages, disrupting an otherwise ordinary scene.' (Tristan Manco, The Stencil Graffiti Handbook)
Lina aka heavy.mentall387. Lina aka heavy.mentallHello, I’m Lina — a muralist, illustrator, and visual communicator based in Buenos Aires, originally from Siberia. I began my career in graphic design, but over time I was drawn to the scale and openness of muralism. What captivated me most was its accessibility — the way a mural can transform public space and connect with people from all walks of life. My work blends academic brushwork with the expressive power of Latin American graffiti. I’m particularly focused on light and color — using unexpected palettes and strong contrasts to create tension and shift how we see familiar subjects. I’m inspired by nature, folklore, memory, and the many expressions of femininity — with a strong influence of magical realism running through my imagery and storytelling.
Kristina Greenwood388. Kristina GreenwoodKristina Greenwood is an Illustrator & Muralist whose work explores the space between reality and the imaginary. Based in Albury NSW, she began creating Murals across the Albury Wodonga region in 2017. During which Kristina has developed a diverse portfolio collaborating with local councils, businesses and on community based projects. Known for her richly detailed Murals, as well as imagery rooted in dreams, nature and the human psyche, Kristina’s vibrant paintings aim to invite introspection, wonder and connection for viewers. Her work playfully embraces the space between what is familiar and what is imagined, blurring the lines between reality and fantastical worlds. Inspiration is drawn from surrealist artist’s such as Lauren YS, Miles Johnson & her own garden. The beauty and complexity of plants are ever present motifs. Beyond beautifying neglected walls, Kristina views her art as a means of storytelling, aiming to refresh how others experience a space.
Negritoo389. NegritooNegritoo, a graduate in Industrial Design with a postgraduate degree in Graphic Design, began his career as a designer and illustrator before dedicating himself to his own work. His art is an expression of dreams, thoughts, and desires, often inspired by feminine influences. His unique artistic style is characterized by pop culture references and figurative figures, using overlays of textures, strokes, and colors to create movement and vibrant narratives that captivate the audience. By incorporating cultural and everyday elements, Negritoo stands out as a multidisciplinary artist while preserving his distinct essence and style.
sepher390. sepherBruno Teixeira, known by his artistic name Sepher, was born in 1997, in Amadora. A multidisciplinary artist, he transitions from murals to illustration and animation in cycles of constant reinvention. He is sensitive to the journey through the seasons of the area where he grew up. He creates fictions and imaginaries based on real and nostalgic contexts, imagined by those who feel and lived by the artist himself. He turns his imaginaries into a journey along the Sintra Line, in which he goes back and forth countless times, being influenced by its surroundings and developing his artistic identity through forms and colors, feelings, and messages.
Geoffrey Carran391. Geoffrey CarranGeoffrey Carran is a contemporary artist renowned for his vibrant depictions of Australian birdlife. Over the past decade, he has focused on capturing the essence of Australia's avian diversity through both detailed studio paintings and expansive public murals. His work masterfully balances meticulous realism with expressive, looser techniques, bringing each subject to life. Born and raised in New Zealand, Geoffrey completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2000, followed by a Master of Fine Arts at RMIT University in Melbourne in 2008. He subsequently tutored at RMIT University for three years before dedicating himself fully to his artistic practice in 2011. Geoffrey's art has been showcased internationally, with exhibitions in Australia, New Zealand, Turkey, London, and New York. Notably, he has collaborated with institutions such as the National Gallery of Victoria, for which he produced a design range, and Dulux, serving as a judge for the Dulux Colour Awards and contributing to their Colour Forecasts. In partnership with his wife, fellow artist Rowena Martinich, Geoffrey has created large-scale murals that blend their dynamic styles. A significant project includes the transformation of three grain silos in Goroke, Victoria, into monumental artworks featuring native Australian birds—a kookaburra, galah, and magpie—reflecting the local fauna and engaging the community. Geoffrey's murals often highlight endangered bird species, aiming to raise awareness and foster conversations about conservation. His dedication to portraying the unique personalities of birds serves as a conduit between viewers and the natural world, encouraging a deeper appreciation for Australia's rich biodiversity. Currently based on Victoria's Surf Coast, Geoffrey continues to explore the interplay between detailed realism and expressive techniques in his work, contributing significantly to both urban and regional art landscapes.
Hallo Karlo392. Hallo KarloThe artist duo from Hamburg have been working together for over 15 years now!!Art in public spaces is the focus of their work!!
Tomas Facio393. Tomas FacioFACIO (Buenos Aires, Argentina) began his studies in 2013 at UNA - National University of Arts - devoting himself fully to the study of drawing and engraving. His mural paintings focus on the line, giving it a fundamental role in his works, generating strokes and plots that allow him to achieve a greater number of light and shadow values. He made murals in Alemania, Argentina, Bélgica, Chile, España, Marruecos and Portugal.
Alessandro Etsom394. Alessandro EtsomAlessandro Conti was born in Bergamo in 1994. Always passionate about drawing, he obtained the title of Master of Art at the Andrea Fantoni School of Art and subsequently the diploma. During the years of study he acquired the technical skills necessary to trace a path marked by craftsmanship, continually stimulated by tireless research. Since 2015, the Etsom signature has represented a renewed artistic personality and a matured awareness of one's role in dialogue with the public. Today the spray is the main medium within an artistic production that embraces the whole national territory and beyond, in collaboration with public and private bodies, companies and agencies, municipalities and realities active in the social sector. Large-scale mural works and communication projects linked to public art continually find new applications, aiming at dialogue with the observer and with the place that hosts them. Artist and professional in his own field, Etsom takes care of image and message with great versatility that has convinced important national and international brands to rely on him for the realization of interventions of various kinds.
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Alessio Bolognesi396. Alessio BolognesiI’m a mural artist born in Ferrara on 1978, where I live and create. I’m also a member of the artistic street art and graffiti collective Vida Krei (VKB). I’m used to (badly) sketch since I was a little child but, after some years of inactivity due to my studies in electronical engineering and to my parallel job as a 3D graphic designer, I decided to (try to) paint more actively in 2008. In 2010 I won the first awards and made first solo shows. I’ve always been used to get bored easily, so I feel the necessity to continue evolving my language and exploring new subjects. I run the risk to not be appreciated but I can’t avoid to renew. So, after I created my alter-ego character “Sfiggy” through which I told stories about myself, I arrived to the new projects which have a wider sensibility and more general topics. I’m naturally curious and always open to confrontation and contamination of cultures and styles and that impacts on both my fine-art works (that I show in the galleries) and murals I paint everywhere in Italy and other countries. I’m today represented by galleries in Italy, USA and Portugal, I participate to Street Art festival and events but I still believe that grabbing my staff and spend a day painting on a wall with my friends is one of the funniest things in the world.
Aylo397. AyloAYLO (Hayley Garner) is an internationally recognised street artist, muralist, and creative director with 20+ years’ experience and 150+ murals to her name. Her large-scale works explore resilience, heritage, and our relationship with the environment. As co-founder of Nomad Clan, she has produced landmark murals across Europe, including the UK’s tallest mural near Leeds Station, earning a reputation for ambitious, site-responsive storytelling that sparks public dialogue. Alongside her studio and public art practice, AYLO plays a leading role in cultural production: she curates and organises Common Walls (Rochdale), overseeing artist curation, project planning, budgeting, and stakeholder engagement to deliver high-quality, community-rooted projects. She is also co-founder of The Butterfly Effected CIC, a creative movement that combines art, therapy, and lived experience to address mental health, addiction, and social adversity through workshops, murals, film and storytelling. AYLO’s murals frequently integrate themes of biodiversity and conservation, drawing on her experiences as a diver and underwater photographer, and are grounded in local histories and identities. Her portfolio spans community-led initiatives and brand collaborations, consistently uniting visual impact with social value. Across painting, curation, and advocacy, AYLO’s work champions shared heritage, environmental awareness, and the power of public art to connect people and place.
B:K398. B:KB:K is an artist born in 1999 in the Catalan Pyrenees. He began painting murals in 2018, as a self-taught artist, combining it with his university studies in 3D Animation and visual effects at the Ramon Llull University in Barcelona. With the arrival of Covid-19, he began to carry out oil paintings, leaving aside drawing and spray paint, and focusing exclusively on colour, brushstrokes and painting. Since then, in his figurative murals made with plastic paint, he instinctively improvises from the sketch, where he gives it a believable finish, but with a touch of surrealism or "aura" that distances it from reality. He has grown up in parallel in the culture of hip hop and graffiti but at the same time inspired by the more classical painting of Velázquez and Caravaggio, thus creating a type of painting based on chiaroscuro with a contemporary and current theme. His murals can be easily recognized by the themes he deals with, such as toxic love, the street and eccentric characters, finding beauty in what at first glance seems dirty, ugly and overloaded. All this has given rise to his particular brushstroke, loose and dynamic, creating striking images with a lot of emotional charge. Since 2019, B:K has painted for different national and international festivals with his particular style and vision.
Tech Moon399. Tech MoonTech Moon is an artist from Cornwall known for large-scale, realistic murals that blend the natural world with timeless classical elements.
LUAP400. LUAPPaul Robinson, also known as 'LUAP,' is a British multidisciplinary artist born in 1982. Originally from Grimsby, LUAP is now based in London and has showcased his work on a global scale. Central to LUAP's artistic practice is "The Pink Bear". A cherished remnant of childhood memory. Resurrected through sessions of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). It is a figure which encapsulates the spectrum of human encounters. "The Pink Bear" metamorphoses into a vessel for voyages of revelation and investigation. He embodies aspirations and anxieties. An enigmatic personality. He navigates between the surreal, the envisioned, and the corporeal. Acting as a creative conduit, "The Pink Bear" integrates into a variety of mediums. Spanning hyper-realistic oil paintings, performances, sculpture, and photography. LUAP's work defies easy categorization. Blending elements of Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, and Hyperrealism. LUAP's classical practice finds a counterpart in his thirst for adventure. An artist who embraces uncertainty. He travels the world with The Pink Bear. Immersing himself in extreme settings. LUAP pushes the limits of endurance. Weathering extreme conditions and unforgiving landscapes. The final image is the prize. One that provides the fuel and acts as the catalyst for bold series of works. Robinson, stands as a trailblazer in the contemporary art scene. The Pink Bear provokes thought and discussion wherever he goes. Transcending geographical boundaries the bear is one and all. A representation of a shared essence of humanity. Fostering connections and facilitating positive change. The Pink Bear continues to captivate and inspire.
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