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Laura Merayo401. Laura MerayoArtista zamorana
Rips1402. Rips1Linus von Moos is a Swiss artist born in 1986, also known under the pseudonym Rips1. The foundation of his work lies in the connection between place, space, and subject matter. As an artist from Central Switzerland, his work is strongly influenced by themes such as nature, landscapes, plants, animals, and sporting activities. Figurative motifs play a significant role in his works, as they embody stories and situations from his surroundings. His paintings are characterized by elements of humor, exaggeration, and childlike playfulness. His artistic path focuses on disciplines such as large-scale architectural painting, canvas painting, digital photography, and computer graphics. As a self-taught artist, von Moos was strongly influenced by street art and graffiti. His early works are known for their dark hatching and bold brushstrokes that dominate the composition as contours. Even at a young age, he was fascinated by the dynamism of graffiti drawings – a fascination that resonates in his work to this day. His artistic approach is characterized by a desire to capture the beauty and transience of the moment. This is evident in both his technique and his choice of tools: old, worn brushes and paint rollers, which create precise yet vibrant lines and lend his works a special depth. Photography frequently serves as a source of study and inspiration for his murals. Through it, he attempts to capture the fleeting beauty of a moment, often enhanced by a striking play of light and shadow and an unmistakable subtlety of color. He transfers these photographs into his paintings, thus distilling memories that might otherwise be forgotten. The theme of "nature" in his work goes beyond mere representation and conveys a profound message about the fragility of the moment. His paintings often evoke fleeting moments that seem to merge with their surroundings, while their bold lines maintain a timeless presence. This unique combination of natural motifs, clean lines, and expressive brushstrokes makes his works an authentic reflection of his personal journey. They capture moments that arise from the interplay between man and nature, offering each viewer an individual story.
Drasko Boljevic403. 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)
Ligama404. LigamaLigama is a Sicilian artist whose career began in Catania, where he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts and later became Assistant to the Chair of Engraving. After years of research on printmaking, he left the Academy in 2015 to fully dedicate himself to painting. His early focus was on the pixel as the fundamental unit of digital imagery, leading to his debut solo exhibition *8Bit* in Bologna. Ligama works both in the studio and in public spaces, and since 2016 he has participated in major international street art festivals such as Festiwall, The Bushwick Collective, and Gulìa Urbana. He has collaborated with museums, foundations, churches, and institutions including the Museum of Urban Art in New York, MACRO in Rome, the Terzo Pilastro Foundation, and the Federico II Foundation. His murals appear in locations ranging from penitentiaries and hospitals to historical churches, and he has worked with brands like Lidl, Glo, and Airlite. A highlight of his practice is *Uncommissioned Landscape*, a self-initiated project in which he paints pixelated color fields on Sicilian ruins, using audio recordings to generate the palette. The result integrates with the landscape and invites reflection. This work bridges digital aesthetics and traditional rural architecture, reflecting Ligama’s evolving focus on classical imagery, flora, and human presence. In recent years, Ligama has completed significant projects in Denmark, Matera, Parma, and Palermo. In 2024, he created the first of 21 murals across Sicily commemorating mafia victims. Recognized as one of Exibart’s 222 young Italian artists to invest in, his work continues to blend digital concepts with historical and cultural themes, gaining national media attention and inclusion in prestigious collections.
Zurik405. 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.
Georgia Hill406. 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.
Guillem Font407. Guillem FontMy name is Guillem Font. I currently live between Barcelona and Mexico City, where I work as an illustrator and co-director of the community art collective “Ruta Grafica Mx” (2016-2023). The other part of my time is dedicated to the development and production of my personal artistic project in different disciplines such as drawing, illustration, engraving, scenography, animation or mural painting. My concerns and artistic interests draw from popular culture, scientific illustration, science fiction and performing arts in public spaces. The style that I develop has a lot to do with my passion for the study of the textures and organic shapes of the different species of animals and plants that inhabit our ecosystems. Through this, I have developed a particular imaginary made up of landscapes and hybrid beings of animals and plants mostly in gray scales, with the intention of reflecting on the disconnection with nature that is experienced in cities and how due to our negligence as humans, our planet is losing its colors. I have carried out mural interventions in Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Austria, Macedonia, Morocco, United States, Mexico, Guatemala and Colombia. As well as group and individual exhibitions in Spain, France, Italy and Mexico.
Alessandro Etsom408. 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.
Danikxt409. DanikxtPainter and photographer artist. Specialized in airbrush painting and muralism. Commercial venue decoration and hand-lettering.
Adam Illes410. Adam IllesMy name is Adam Illes. I am a mural artist based in the West Midlands, UK. My creative journey started with graffiti that later evolved into more intricate pieces, that explores the dualities of life, reflecting the beauty, complexity and diversity of the human experience. My work is aiming to merge lifelike realism with structured geometry, creating a visual contrast. My pieces often explore the balance between structure and spontaneity, light and shadow, order and abstraction.
CBLOXX NOMAD411. 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.
Späm412. SpämSPÄM is a Street Artist from Hamburg City, who reclaims public space for artistic expression since 2008. His cartoonish characters are often made up of meat products such as Hamburgers. Basically he is trying to hit the sweet spot between trying out new, experimental stuff and repeating his main characters again and again to establish them at as many spots as possible using stickers, spraypaint, paste-ups, installations and other stuff.
Dina Saadi413. Dina SaadiDina Saadi is an artist and muralist currently based in Dubai. Born in Russia and raised in Syria to graduate with a BA in fine arts, she uses art to speak her mind, to express her emotions and to showcase her ideas. She draws her inspiration from the beauty of nature and other rich cultures; her inspiration is evident from her use of bright and colorful color pallets. Her art depicts the diversity of urban spaces; the characteristics of modern life; the allure of wildlife; the beauty of plants and the mystery of natural elements. Dina has worked with brands like Apple, Instagram, Uber, Audi, Nike, Levi’s, Estée Lauder and many more. Dina has participated in a number of street art festivals & global projects and she’s also traveled continents and painted on some of the walls in the Middle East, Europe, USA, Asia, and Africa. Her mission in life is simple; use the street as a canvas and adds colors to lives in the process. She hopes to bring social change through her murals; to bring vibrancy; to transform public spaces into galleries and to tackle global challenges.
sepher414. 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.
Doppel415. 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.
Pauly B416. Pauly BI paint murals because the human spirit matters, how we feel matters, and our environments matter. I’m a highly experienced mural artist who has been sharing beauty and meaning through art since 1998. I relish the power my murals have to build pride in our cities, boost the desirability of environments, tell stories and engage customers. My style is unapologetically unique: a special combination of peaceful and vibrant, conceptual and ethereal. My murals are love letters to cities and homes and the people within them.
Artifakt Studios417. Artifakt StudiosWe’re a crew of street artists who specialize in murals, sign painting, fine art & design. Our mission is to utilize our creative potential as a tool for transforming spaces & beautifying the world.
LUAP418. 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.
Gela Ramoss419. Gela RamossMy name is Angela but my stage name is is Gela Ramoss, artist from Zamora artist from Zamora, although thanks to urban urban art I have been able to live in different different parts of Spain. I have been using this art years using this art as a means of expression. of expression, currently I specialize in murals specialize in murals, and organize festivals of Urban Art. For me, this art is a means of life that I have been able to capture in artistic murals, from small from small towns to big cities, for the corporate image of different companies of different companies, cultural development workshops through graffiti for young people and companies, and with companies, and with projects through through projects with objectives such as equality, rural depopulation, culture or education through or education through urban art. urban art.
Naomi King420. Naomi KingNaomi Rozalina King is a multi-faceted creative entrepreneur, illustrator, graphic designer and muralist. Her passion for art began in her youth, inspired by idyllic church illustrations and the need to be creative with limited resources. Today she creates striking illustrations and murals that connect and inspire. With dreams of international projects, Naomi combines art, travel and teaching, while motivating others with her creative vision and adventure.
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