All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
401. Sea162Sea162 was born in Madrid in 1984. At the age of 14, he discovered graffiti and began to use public space as a playground, contributing what he likes the most: painting.
It was graffiti that motivated him to travel, study, meet new people and expand his creative possibilities, applying all this to develop his personal style, inspired by the Wild Style. In 2005 he began to do commissioned work, and decided to dedicate himself to painting professionally. Little by little he gets closer to nature, being his greatest source of inspiration, which connects him with his most spiritual part. He began to combine the murals with the environment that surrounds them, giving the work the same importance as the landscape of which they formed a part.
Experimentation is the basis of Sea162’s research. It helps you discover new ways of expressing yourself through different supports, techniques and materials to convey your ideas, in relation to the context and the place where they have been created.
A personal world that mixes geometric, organic and cosmic elements, with a great influence of its main origins, nature and graffiti.
Currently, it continues to investigate the resources that nature offers us to be able to play and express our ideas, trying to generate the least impact on the environment for its production.
402. SoldierMiguel Silva, known as Soldier, is an urban artist from Barcelos with over 15 years of experience in graffiti and mural painting. Holding a degree in Graphic Design, he focuses on creating custom murals that combine the language of street art with a visual approach tailored to each space.
His work is developed for businesses, commercial environments, and public projects, always with the goal of creating pieces that make sense within their context. His style is defined by realism, attention to detail, and a strong commitment to enhancing each wall as part of its surrounding environment.
Over the years, he has completed projects in a wide range of settings — from commercial spaces and interiors to events and urban areas — consistently aiming to deliver impactful and distinctive visual experiences. Currently, he develops projects across the country, collaborating with companies, organizations, and municipalities, bringing urban art to new spaces and applications.
404. 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
405. 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.
406. Erik BurkeErik Burke creates place-specific murals under the utilitarian (yet coy name) OU Public Works. Inspired by an upbringing in the Nevada high desert his work seeks to capture light and legacy. Themes of celebration and empowering outliers have taken center stage by magnifying marginalized people, plants, and place. His colorful palette, photo realism, and design focused compositions recover overlooked history while aiming to be a catalyst for stewardship. While the majority of his work can be found along the Sierra Nevada Mountains, he has 250 murals sprinkled across 15 countries such as Ecuador, Ukraine, S. Korea, Norway, and Haiti.
407. Mink was born in Valencia, Spain, and began my journey into the world of graffiti by painting murals in abandoned places. Over the years, I trained and refined my art. After completing my studies in graphic design, I started developing my work while working as a freelance artist, both creating murals and working on illustration projects. My travels have taken me to paint on every continent, broadening my artistic perspective.
As an illustrator, I’ve collaborated on projects with Harto Arte (Mexico), Paria (Germany), and Sense Art (China), among others.
My work is characterized by the use of vector illustrations and flat colors, portraying a wide range of scenes and sensations inspired by my experience as an urban artist. These influences are reflected in my distinctive cast of characters, recognizable by their rounded shapes and expressive eyes.
In my creative universe, where nature and the urban environment merge, I aim to transport the viewer to a unique and unfamiliar world. My motivation comes from the connection between the city and art. Through my work, I constantly explore new narrative frontiers, techniques, materials, and tools that allow my art to interact in innovative ways with those who experience it.
Today, I continue to devote my energy and passion to creating and painting murals, illustrations, and also 3D work. Every new project is both an opportunity and a challenge to push my own limits, reflecting my passion for art and my desire to share my vision with the world.
408. 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.
409. 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.
410. 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.
411. 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.
412. 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.
413. David BarreraLa vida del artista madrileño David Barrera ha girado desde su infancia alrededor de la pintura.
Sin estudios previos de Bellas Artes ha conseguido cumplir el gran sueño de vivir como artista haciendo lo que más le gusta: crear y difundir el arte en todas sus expresiones a través de diferentes técnicas (murales a gran escala, tatuajes, cuadros…)
La vida es como un viaje por el mundo siempre acompañado de sus obras mostrando su talento.
Trabaja creando propuestas creativas y diferentes para cada uno de sus proyectos. Siendo su técnica de hiperrealismo o más bien FOTORREALISMO por la que se diferencia de otros artistas.
El cliente tiene siempre la última palabra en diseños y propuestas, pero normalmente damos con sus objetivos rápidamente.
414. SbahAn artist who has so much inside to share (art and good vibes), one of those crazy people who thinks we can change the world… AND WE WILL DO IT!
My artwork is always connected to people. It always has something to say because art is about transmitting (feelings, concepts, ideas, emotions…) and mine is closely linked to a social message.
I'm happy.
415. Kat&Action;Couple of muralist painters who merge the world of illustration and graffiti.
Katia Barse has been painting since her childhood. She met Action in 2014, from then on she learned how to use bombs and moved towards graphic research focused on illustration. She is mainly interested in details, her work is very meticulous. Focused on the beauty of the world, it is travel that inspires her and allows her to fully express herself. In the KAT&ACTION duo, she creates stylized animals with clean lines and bright colors. ACTION was published 20 years ago. He explores all possible means of creating, light, wood, modeling, painting, spray, roller. In recent years he has focused on geometry and mathematics. He displays his letterer's reflexes in more minimalist compositions where each line is pampered, with rigor and cleanliness. In the KAT&ACTION duo, he creates the structure of the visuals in which his 6 letters are hidden. THE DUO Their common universe is an equation of shapes and colors which combines the letter and its geometric treatment in the style of ACTION with the clean and figurative lines of KAT. Their goal is to merge everything into one. Using aerosol and acrylic paint, Kat & Action uses the street so that the animal finds its place in urban space. They question the public about their responsibility in the destiny of Nature.
416. 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.
417. Sophy TuttleSophy Tuttle is an English-born American muralist, painter, and installation artist. Her work celebrates nature, reconsiders our position in the web of life, and creates new narratives that explore regenerative, resilient culture-building among all forms of life.
418. Kilia LlanoKilia Llano is a multidisciplinary Dominican artist with over fifteen years of experience in public art and muralism. Her work has been developed in the Dominican Republic, the United States, Colombia, and Italy, addressing themes of Caribbean identity, social justice, and environmental awareness. Alongside her studio practice—which explores colonial legacies, the denial of Blackness, and the ancestral bond between humans and nature—she understands public space as a site for dialogue, reflection, and transformation.
419. ClydeClyde Thompson is a prominent street artist based in Phoenix, Arizona, known for his powerful murals that fuse elements of realism with vibrant, abstract designs. Born and raised in the diverse neighborhoods of Phoenix, Thompson's art is deeply influenced by the rich cultural tapestry and urban landscapes of the city. His work often reflects themes of social justice, community, and the human experience, capturing the struggles and triumphs of everyday life through his bold and evocative imagery.
Thompson's artistic journey began in his teenage years when he was inspired by the graffiti and street art that adorned the walls of his city. Over time, he developed a unique style that blends traditional painting techniques with modern street art aesthetics. His murals are characterized by their intricate detail, dynamic compositions, and a striking use of color that draws viewers in and invites them to reflect on the deeper messages embedded in his work.
In addition to his murals, Thompson is actively involved in community outreach and art education programs in Phoenix, using his art to engage with and uplift his local community. He has participated in numerous public art projects and street art festivals, both locally and nationally, earning recognition for his contributions to the urban art scene.
Clyde Thompson continues to push the boundaries of street art, experimenting with new techniques and collaborating with other artists to bring his visions to life on the walls of Phoenix and beyond. His work not only beautifies public spaces but also serves as a powerful commentary on the social issues that resonate within the communities he portrays.
420. BlissBliss is an anonymous street artist from Bergen, Norway.
The street art expression is a fantastic way to be able to reach a broader audience and make a statement about issues close to heart.
In 2019 I participated in decorating "Skur 14" before the Tall Ship Races in Bergen 2019 amongst so many great artists. My humble thank you to organizers and artists in Bergen.
Work like "Expectations" at Carte Blanche and "Imagine" at Holen Skole in Bergen tells their own story. One of the most recent pieces is "Fly me away" - displayed at the Human Rights Square on Nygårdshøyden in Bergen, close to the Rafto foundation and tells the tale of children at risk all over the world.
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