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401. 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.
403. Alex FerrorAlex Ferror is a Brazilian self-taught muralist, illustrator, and fine artist based in Lisbon, Portugal and Atlanta, GA, USA.
In his colorful work, Alex invites you to connect with your inner child. The artist explores the whimsical universe of childhood imagination and how kids see the world and interact with their feelings.
Through his characters, mostly children and their imaginary friends, Alex encourages diversity, creativity, love, and respect, among other messages and emotions that the artist considers essential in our humanity.
Alex’s work can be seen on walls, installations, publications, and other products in many different countries. So far, he has illustrated two children’s books and painted in several different street art festivals and other public art projects in countries such as Brazil, Portugal, and Mexico, as well as many different cities across the US.
404. 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.
405. 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.
407. Ona SalvadorOna Salvador (Menorca, 1999) is a visual artist and muralist based in Barcelona. With a background in illustration, she has been developing her mural practice since 2022. Her work combines drawing with large-scale formats, exploring the female figure, symbolism, and the emotional depth of her subjects.
408. Silly SullyMelbourne based aerosol artist specialising in portraits (human and furbaby) featuring a unique chromatic style.
Let's colour the world, one artwork at a time!
409. 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"
411. Rob PrietoRob Prieto is a Puerto Rican artist known for vibrant murals and paintings that blend spray paint, oil, and acrylic. His work explores nature, memory, and identity through bold color and imaginative scenes. A former soldier turned full-time artist, Prieto now lives in Dorado, PR, and creates for both private collectors and public spaces.
413. Koz DosBorn in Venezuela, Koz Dos started as a graffiti artist in the urban art scene of Caracas in 2017, making himself a name with his hyper realistic portraits in vivid colors and geometric shapes.
He graduated in painting and visual art at the UNEARTE, the academy of art of Caracas.
Koz Dos has a very personal style, in which his imaginary figures regain reality through lines building triangles and dots.
In his mural portraits, he will mix human figures with animals, often painting photorealistic faces in the mouth of animals, expressing the confrontation between the individual and the animal in their quest for survival, at the same time a certain harmony in their coexistence.
414. Erik AirErik is a muralist from the Canary Islands celebrated for his bold, colorful street art that fuses traditional and contemporary influences. His murals reflect the unique culture and landscapes of his homeland, blending realism and surrealism to create scenes that are both grounded and dreamlike. Known for his large-scale, vibrant works, Erik often explores themes of identity, community, and the environment, using public spaces to tell compelling visual stories.
Erik’s approach to muralism emphasizes community involvement, as he frequently collaborates with local residents to ensure his art resonates with its surroundings. His work has not only beautified the Canary Islands but also gained him international recognition, with projects in various countries allowing him to share his distinct style globally. Through his pieces, Erik invites viewers to experience public spaces with fresh perspectives, infusing them with the spirit of the communities they represent.
415. 23rd Key
Jess began creating work in 2005, first exhibiting her work in 2008, and has spent most of her time toiling over a table ever since. Under the pseudonym 23rd Key, she creates photo-realistic stencils and hand painted works, taking no short-cuts and cutting all her stencils by hand. With a background in Printmaking, Graphic Design, Audio Engineering and Architecture, she brings this knowledge into her work and in recent years has adapted to installing and hand painting large scale mural works without the use of stencils.
Still in the early stages of her studio-based art career, she hand cuts each intricate layer, and this attention to detail has become a trademark of her work, winning her the Australian Stencil Art Prize in 2011, the World Stencil Art Prize in 2014, the Emerging Artist award at Forty-Five Downstairs in 2017 as well as inclusion in Sydney’s longest running charity auction event ‘Project 5’ with aMBUSH Gallery in 2014. Working with only 9 layers or fewer on any one piece, she doesn’t believe it’s the number of layers a stencil has that lends to her stunningly photo realistic images, but the amount of detail cut into each individual layer. Breaking ground in her medium, she is one of few stencil artists to incorporate 3D and free hand elements into her works and to create large scale murals both by hand painting as well as using stencils. The stencil cut murals have been a feature at Wall to Wall festival for consecutive years as well as in Brisbane for the Vibrant Laneways project.
In 2011 23rd Key held her first solo show, ‘Skills to Pay the Bills’, showcasing her ground-breaking 3D works, coupled with her already renowned photo-realistic street scenes and portraits. She followed this with her second exhibition in 2014, at Juddy Roller, titled ‘Keezus’, which focused around the themes of the artists ego and the human condition; themes that were so vast that a second show ‘Keezus: The Second Coming’ developed and launched in February of 2017. Followed these shows was ‘Forever Home’ in 2019, and a body of work that had matured and developed upon the prior shows, taking a broader look at how culture is represented through architecture and the emotional ties we have to certain places through inexplicable familiarity.
Having such a memorable style, it’s easy to distinguish her work from the rest, she is a jack of all trades, and a master of some.
416. Serge KbSerge Kb draws and paints surreal creatures, animals, cyborgs and androids. On diverse surfaces – canvas and paper, but also walls and found objects – he creates grim scenes with a twist. By experimententing with different materials and topics, Serge’s style is developing continuously.
417. 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.
419. Trepo ParkerIn graffiti we trust.
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