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Irenx Remón381. Irenx RemónArtist based in València
Doppel382. DoppelLondon based street artist. Doppel's work explores the human connection to nature, with elements of surrealism, often with the use of conceptual contrast and unique colour palettes.
CBLOXX NOMAD383. CBLOXX NOMAD(Born 1983) in the old Yorkshire mill town of Huddersfield, Cbloxx (Jay Gilleard) is an English muralist and multidisciplinary artist. They became most well known for co founding internationally acclaimed street art duo Nomad Clan who notably painted the tallest mural in the UK. Currently based in the wilderness of the Pennines after spending 3 years intermittently in the dust bowl of Los Angeles CA, Cbloxx resumed solo practice in 2020 after 8 hedonistic, yet transformative years touring globally with Nomad. A tangled myriad of humanitarian issues sits at the epicentre of their portfolio, tactfully producing public art murals that attempt to reconnect local people to their environments, honouring local community heritage & stories. A solid exploration of social justice issues through re telling ancient history, Identity via mythical deities, reoccurring spiritual themes presented in cinematic yet surreal scenarios. These influences seep in from personal experience and collected observations. Cbloxx predominant weapon of choice is spray paint, with over 16 years experience working tirelessly with the medium. Layers of fine details bring an otherworldly realism to portraiture, whilst textural painterly backgrounds often involve the weathered wall patina. This is a key element that is often reflected in their studio practice, working on found objects that guide the way Cbloxx works onto/with them.
Tardor384. TardorTo speak of Tardor is to speak of an urban artist from La Xara (Alicante), born in 1996. He showed an interest in art from a young age, thanks to the influence of his family, who instilled in him a passion for painting and drawing. Although initially just a hobby, his discovery of artistic graffiti marked a turning point in his career, turning his vocation into a profession. Over the years, his style has evolved steadily and clearly. Today, Tardor creates decorative murals and personalized urban art works that tell stories and conceal symbolic messages, inviting the viewer to discover deeper meanings. Despite his young age, he has a solid track record in the field of urban art and contemporary muralism. He has participated in international projects, collaborating on advertising campaigns for major brands, as well as creating murals and art exhibitions in various cities, both nationally and internationally. Tardor's work is distinguished by his ability to transform spaces with artistic murals filled with color, creativity, and symbolism, capturing the attention of a diverse audience and establishing himself as an emerging figure in the world of urban art.
Timothy Robert Smith385. Timothy Robert SmithTimothy Robert Smith is a painter and public artist, using realism and shifting perspective techniques to create cinematic stories that explore our perception of reality. He is known for his murals that feature larger-than-life characters in extreme perspectives, incorporating recognizable city structures into warped, kaleidoscopic landscapes. He has created many works for public spaces, including a mural for a new football stadium for the Jacksonville Jaguars (2023), and a 101 Freeway underpass mural in Salinas for the Clean California project (2023). In 2018, he created an immersive “walk-through painting” for the Lancaster Museum of Art and History (MOAH) that combined oil painting with sculpture, lights, sounds and video. His work has shown in solo exhibitions at TEDx Conferences, Bergamot Station, the A+D Museum, and MOAH; and has been featured in many media outlets, including Juxtapoz, Artillery, NBC, and KCRW, and a new book in print More Disruption: Representational Art In Flux by John Seed.
Yazan Mesmar386. 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.
Caroline Lejeune 387. Caroline Lejeune Born and raised in Paris, Caroline Lejeune developed her artistic foundations surrounded by the rich history and iconic museums of the city. After completing art school in Paris, she spent several years immersed in the vibrant European art scene. Ten years ago, she emigrated to Australia, captivated by its vast landscapes and lush nature. Since then, she has painted murals across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Byron Bay, and Port Augusta. Her work often draws inspiration from Australia’s wild beauty while weaving in messages of environmental protection and female empowerment. Through a captivating blend of surrealism and symbolism, she crafts visual stories that challenge perceptions and celebrate resilience. Her art has become a powerful testament to the harmony between nature, humanity, and femininity.
Atma Studio388. Atma StudioATMA is an international street artist, mural painter and designer driven by upliftism. Through his use of bold colours, sharp lines and natural patterns, he tells stories in large scale. To engage, impact and transform. ATMA is the Sanskrit word for ‘Soul’. His work transcends locations & status: you can find his signature in (and on) council estates, private homes, motorways, high streets, hidden corners, capitals, cities, villages, restaurants, corporate offices, community centres, schools, art galleries & museums, across 10 countries.
Santa Gross389. Santa GrossA Colombian artist passionate about capturing feelings and emotions through the representation of animals and human faces in a vibrant style. My art is developed in 2D, exploring a dialogue between the organic and artificial world, marked by the use of strong contrasts, visual elements that awaken sensations of energy and movement. I incorporate textures and patterns that evoke handmade work, paying homage to traditions that reflect care and dedication. I consider my art to be a bridge between cultures through human feelings. I am inspired by Latin art and seek to take it beyond my borders, sharing our vision while being nourished by other cultures. For me, creating is a way to connect, both with my roots and with the world.
Helene Planquelle390. Helene PlanquelleHélène Planquelle is a self-taught studio painter and mural artist who explores the shadow part of ourselves and our relationship with others and the way in which our inner conflicts get reflected in the world. At once deeply conceptual and powerfully figurative, her work is rooted in a rich soil of scholarly references, in fields ranging from psychoanalysis and philosophy to ethics and social sciences, attachment theories, evolutionary psychology and the study of religious texts and myths.
Zurik391. ZurikCurrently residing in Barcelona, ​​Zurik, began painting on the street as a self-taught artist in her native Bogotá, Colombia in 2009 while studying Graphic Design. From the beginning her work focused on the construction of pieces with an organic and geometric style without losing sight of the structure of the letters, which is in principle the strongest characteristic within Graffiti Writing and one of her greatest interests. Her work has taken her to several countries, starting in Ecuador, Mexico, the United States, Australia, among others and finally establishing a permanent residence in Europe where she has found a solid base to continue evolving over the years, adding figurative elements and exploring other formats. Despite continuing to be very constant in the mural, either as a means of work or as a source of personal exploration, in recent years she has been increasingly constant in his studio work, where far from staying in traditional media she explores the dimensions through wood and the possibilities it offers. For her, each project is unique and offers different challenges, which keeps her motivated and in a constant search for solutions and challenges.
novenoel392. novenoelSince 2009 I have been working in the field of graphic image and mural painting for individuals, companies and institutions. Since then, I have developed a pictorial line inspired by sequential narrative and popular art, intervening in all kinds of spaces and surfaces for different clients and audiences. My artistic work ranges from illustration to design, from scenography to large-scale murals in public spaces (houses and building walls). My work can be seen in cities and towns in Spain, Portugal, Germany, Mexico and the USA. I have received scholarships for artistic creation in Cordoba (Spain), Angouleme (France) and Guadalajara (Mexico). In the latter, I completed my training at the University Centre of Art, Architecture and Design (CUAAD). My first solo exhibition took place at the Apollinaire Gallery in May 2016. My artistic work is strongly influenced by the ocean and small-scale fishing. I grew up among boats and nets in Rianxo, a small village in Galicia on the northwest coast of Spain. My whole family has been directly related to fishing. That universe was the foundation for developing my activity.
Raquel Coba393. Raquel CobaVisual artist and muralist, she conceives painting as a form of reconciliation between earth and concrete, memory and the present. Her work engages with the urban environment to remind us that nature is not outside the city: it inhabits, infiltrates and resists, finding in each mural a space from which to keep growing.
JESWRI394. JESWRIJESWRI (Jesse Wright / Japangardi) is a Gadigal artist taking Australia by storm. He is best known for his large scale public art & commercial brand collaborations. Jess is a veteran graffiti writer, art director, designer & illustrator; originally from Sydney - with his unique blend of pop-culture and his signature ‘retro-futurism’ he has very quickly established himself a household name in the National Street Art scene. He currently serves as Creative Director of Honey Bones Gallery & KWIC, the best selling NFT project in Australian history as well as becoming a proud new dad & full-time artist.
Straatletters395. StraatlettersStraatletters tovert de Belgische straten om tot kleurrijke kunstwerken. Met een mix van handlettering en felle kleuren, zet hij je aan het denken met quotes als "Komt goed" en "Misschien morgen".
Zmaja396. ZmajaCanadian Serbian muralist and illustrator based in Čačak/Belgrade, Serbia. Member of DUK Festival (Čačak, Serbia) Author of 'Kod nas se kaže.../We tend to say...
Dante arcade397. 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. - 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.
Punta398. PuntaMuralist and graffitiwriter from Sweden
Man of Darkness399. Man of DarknessGeorge Manioudakis is a professional artist from Australia.
Lina aka heavy.mentall400. Lina aka heavy.mentallHello, I’m Lina — an argentine 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.
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