All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
401. SAHWhen the hunters become the hunted. We are the Street Art Hunters (SAH), but now you can hunt our pasteups and stickers or enjoy the outdoor pasteup galleries we deliver by collaborating with a slew of international pasteup/sticker legends. You'll find us primarily in Melbourne and surrounds but keen eyes have spotted us around Australia and the globe. Reach out if you want to be included in our pasteup outdoor galleries.
402. 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.
403. 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.
404. 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.
406. Caryn KohPreviously being in the medical field, Caryn Koh has since rediscovered her passion in the arts. She graduated from Dasein Art Academy and was presented with the Outstanding Achievement Award in Fine Arts. She is part of an art collective WOM Collective in London, United Kingdom. She is also one of the main organisers for the street art festival in Swindon called Swindon Paint Fest where she's currently based.
She paints introspective and touching works often drawing inspiration from her personal life and relationships. She explores themes of life and suffering, implementing three dimensional elements into some of her emotional murals which expand the impact of her artwork into the real-world. She has also explored different mediums from painting, installation and video art to deliver her message in her work.
She has participated in numerous group exhibitions over the years in Malaysia, Taiwan and in United Kingdom. She has also painted murals in different regions of United Kingdom namely London, Bristol, Swindon, Leicester, Blackburn and the Lake District, Malaysia, Spain, Germany, Philippines as well as Jogjakarta.
409. Remix unoI’m Remix—two decades deep in street art, turning city walls from Helsinki to Bogotá, NYC, Paris, Berlin , Mexico city, LA (and many more) i will turn a blank canvas into jaw-dropping, larger-than-life collages. I don’t just paint; I rewrite the rules. Let’s shake up the streets and make the world our masterpiece.
They call it street art—I call it a revolution.
410. AphenoahOliver "APHE" Hollatz and Noah Kauertz have founded the artist duo APHENOAH in 2019. Murals in public spaces are at the centre of their artistic work. The content of the large-scale works is determined by the immediate surroundings, the people and their living space, which is interpreted through painting. APHENOAH conceive and realise murals specifically for a particular urban setting. The style is subject to change through the artistic development of the team as well as the different impulses of the individual locations
411. Hektor41 year old parisien artist, Hektor has been involved in thé french and international graffiti scène for over 20 years.
Initially known for his Dynamic and colorfull lettres, he has, in recent years, evolved his work and has developed a more personale style and reflection.
Mixing architectures and popular life scene, he IS now inspired by everyday life and this gives a more social dimension to his art and plays naturally with the superpositions of pictures, and on the transparency to compose his work in a concern of balance of forms and lightness.
Precise, contrasting, and colorfull, his murals occilated between figurative and abstract, and offerts different degrees of reading according to the distance that physically separates us from the wall.
He often uses bright and contrasting tonnes, with aerosol or acrylic and fully preserves, by his technique, the urban Roots of his first passion, graffiti.
The wall therefore logically remains his favorite support, and he paint today largeur surfaces, like facades of buildings..
412. Hugo MedinaI was born in La Paz, Bolivia, and immigrated to New York as a child, where my artistic journey and educational pursuits began. I obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts from C.W. Post/Long Island University in 1998 and a Master of Arts in Education from the University of Phoenix in 2006. My commitment to community-based art education was shaped by a formative experience volunteering on the Kumeyaay Indian Reservation during my college years.
In 1998, I moved to Phoenix to teach art and design, custom metalwork, and sculpture. I established after-school programs and formed partnerships to connect students with local art institutions. My experience at Ironco Enterprise further developed my expertise in steel construction, CAD design, and project management.
In 2009, I transitioned to full-time artistry with my first solo exhibition in Arizona and co-founded the Calle 16 Mural Project, which empowers neighborhoods through community murals. My involvement also includes roles with Artlink and the Phoenix Arts and Cultural Commission.
I currently reside in Ithaca, New York, where I support my partner's doctoral studies at Cornell University while advancing my own career. My work, rooted in my Bolivian heritage and immigrant experience, celebrates resilience, multiculturalism, and the unifying power of art in communities.
"¿Rendirme yo? ¡Que se rinda su abuela, carajo!"
— Colonel Eduardo Abaroa Hidalgo
413. Spent1The Artist
"Spent1" was born in 1993 in Heraklion, Crete. He began his artistic journey as a graffiti writer in 2007.
He pursued studies in Materials Science at the University of Crete, Graphic Design at the Vellideion School of Fine Arts (via scholarship), and completed an MSc in Art & Design at AKTO and Middlesex University (also on scholarship). He is a member of the Greek Chamber of Fine Arts.
His work has been presented in various exhibitions, commissions, and art festivals. "Spent1" primarily focuses on creating abstract compositions featuring characters combined with geometric patterns and vibrant colors. His compositions are characterized by their multiplicity, incorporating alternating colors and techniques. Through his art, he aims to convey his aesthetics and perspective to the audience, inviting viewers to interpret his work in their own unique way.
As part of his artistic endeavors, "Spent1" has collaborated with and produced work for world famous brands, business groups, hotel chains, cultural organizations, advertising agencies, creative agencies, and fellow artists.
The Creative Studio
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414. 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.
415. Jan Stel aka Simbl Jan Stel (b. 1970, Purmerend), known as Simbl, is a versatile artist celebrated for his street art and photography. With a lifelong passion for drawing and painting, he transforms walls, panels, canvas, and custom surfaces into vibrant, eye-catching works that connect with people.
His signature style features superfine detail, striking perspectives, and rich yet subtle color gradations, instantly recognizable in both street art and photography. Represented by galleries and included in private and corporate collections, Jan’s work is as admired as it is inspiring.
Using spray cans, brushes, and eco-friendly materials where possible, Simbl creates art that brings joy, pride, and life to any space.
416. TianTian is a French painter and street artist. He was born in le Mans in 1964 and grew up in the workers city of Allonnes.
In 1982, he founded the Punk-Reggae band NUCLEAR DEVICE, which, worn by the alternative movement, plays intensely on the French scene until 1989.
In 1990, with the band called MEGA REEFER SCRATCH, he recorded the album «Honky Soul Times» on Sony Music.
From 1993, Tian is getting more involved in picture : he works as a graphic designer, a webdesigner, then an artistic director.
From 2004, the work of Tian slides from the screen to the canvas. Therefor, he appropriates the silkscreen and stencil technique.
In 2007, he becomes a professionnal painter and starts to decline his work in the street, using paper collage.
Since 2009, Tian develops alternative strategies, organizing his own exhibitions, selling his works on the web, and improving his international presence during a trip to New York.
in 2011, the Artists’ Residency « Espace Provisoire » enables him to tackle the mural to a very large size. This residence of three months allows the artist to anchor deeply in the local scene.
In 2014, Tian takes the road and makes a street art tour over east Europe. Visiting Łódź. to see the mural paintings, he feels that it would be the perfect place for a new Artists’ Residency. So, he’s back in summer for a 2 months residence in Księży Młyn. He comes back in spring 2015 for a new 2 months period.
In 2016, Tian creates big mural paintings in Le Mans. During spring, he’s having a streetart road trip across England and takes part, during the summer, in the biggest streetart festival in Europe : The UPFEST in Bristol.
2017 : The «Humaine Nature» solo show at GalerieK is a success. almost all artworks The artist starts producing screenprints series that find a great interest from collectors.
2018 : Tian sets a new Artists’ Residency in Leipzig, Germany, and prepares a new exhibition “L’Usage des Plaisirs” that will be showed in 2019.
2019 : Tian joins the Extinction Rebellion environmental organization in Bristol, then London and Paris, and became a seasoned Artivist.
2020 : Before leaving his studio downtown, he sets the show “Une Insolente proximité”
2022 : After a 2 years break, the artist comes back producing new screenprints works.
2023 : New painting show : “Contes des Filles de l’Orage” at Hangar Crealab
418. Manu InvisibleManu Invisible began his artistic journey in the early 21st century in Sardinia, later establishing himself in Milan before undertaking numerous projects on an international scale.
Originating from the Graffiti movement, he preserves the urban essence of this discipline, distinguishing his work within the realm of Street Art through the integration of words imbued with profound symbolic meaning, often placed in decaying urban landscapes and along high-speed roadways.
419. Bruno SmokyThe artist Bruno , also known as "Smoky", dedicated his life to visual art. Since childhood, drawing and creativity was always part of his daily routine. In 2004, he began painting on walls with spray paint in Brasilandia where he grew up, a precarious neighbourhood of Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Smoky has gained international and professional recognition through his artistic journeys though out Brazil, Chile, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Argentina,Paraguay,Sweden,USA, Germany, Netherlands, England and Canada. He is always in search of artistic exchanges, learning and teaching art is part of his life style. He has worked in various organizations and NGOs teaching the history of graffiti and its role in society to at risk youth. He is also part of the duo Clandestinos Art , and is a member of GameX international graffiti crew.
Bruno Smoky based in Barrie, ON, together with his wife and artistic collaborator, Shalak, and their magical daughter Violeta.
420. KoryuKORYU is recognized for his diverse artworks, spanning from large-scale murals to intricate canvas pieces. Over the past five years, he has been deeply involved in projects across New Zealand, from solo commissions to collaborations with local councils, while also making a significant impact in his homeland of Japan and its neighboring countries, including Australia.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.