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421. 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.
422. 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)
424. 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.
425. 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.
426. WeslWesl is a Spanish artist based in Toledo (Spain).
He began his journey inside the world of graffiti in 1991. After a 10 year career in computer engineering,
he broke up with it, letting his passion take over the reigns. He let his art become his way of life.
Abstraction and realism. These are the two sides within the art of Wesl.
His particularly aesthetic language is characterized by an almost acrobatic use of color in moving
wavy forms, volume effects and transparencies that blend together like tonality and rhythm.
An almost hypnotic style made in its entirety with spray paint, punctually invading other stylistic aspects.
Both in his abstract and more naturalistic works, we can appreciate a subtle point of where they come
together, found in the way he deals with the blurred parts of his productions.
The generous use of the tones in the gradients of the colors gives his works a unique softness.
Vanguardism, technique and urban art consolidate the vision of Wesl.
432. 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.
433. DishDish is a multidisciplinary artist from London, now living and working in Bergen.
Her striking work and strong style has been described as feminine yet juxtaposed with distinctively dark lines and tones.
Her projects vary widely in discipline and scale, from miniature hand-painted intricate illustrations upon ceramic plates to painting large-scale images directly onto the glass windows, interior walls and outside on public facades. Her work often depicts women from a feminist perspective.
434. Jimmy LoodtsI like to express my fascination for the beauty of life. Through my creations I like to share my grateful feelings for the wonderful opportunities I encounter.
435. Iván TortajadaMine is the typical story of the kid who has always been into art, with the particularity that I led my passion towards popular and traditional urban installations from my hometown, Valencia (Spain), called “Fallas”.
I currently combine my work for the Fallas Festival with colorful mural paintings where geometry coexists with organic pleasant characters. I try to create images that are appealing and attractive to the public, but at the same time they hide a story behind that can be understood by the viewers that look for something more meaningful. Usually related with LGBTQ2IAS+ rights or environmental care.
I have painted murals for companies and public institutions in Valencia of conisiderable sizes, (from 4 meters to 9 meters high) mostly outdoors, therefore I have used lifts and elevators to paint them. I have participated in the Colors Festival in Paris, and in the Slagelse Street Art Festival in Denmark, both in 2023. In 2024 I have participated in Upfest Presents (Bristol, UK) as well.
I am very interested in illustration and among my reference artists we can find Loish, Dulk, Giacomo Guccinelli, ONUR, and Eliza Ivanova.
436. CRBZThe Lausanne based artist CRBZ discovered latin calligraphy in 2010. Seduced by these complex letters but composed of simple elements, the full and untied, he explores this discipline to its abstraction. He thus develops a unique and dynamic style, an abstract fractal calligraphy that is inspired by nature and its colors. With the help of brushes and spray cans, he plays with the traditional calligraphy strokes no longer to build letters but a movement, a dynamic of form inviting the spectator to daydream and a free interpretation of the work.
437. fragola de la vegaFlying fish, living robots... dead ones, feminine creatures, neither women nor girls, cats from the past. These mysterious beings and others populate Fragola de la Vega's works.
Born on an island, Sicily, Francesca carries within her all the power of the sea, a stormy sea that brings to the surface fragments of the past, a sea where improbable boats defy the waves, lose and find their way again. A black and white torn by a vivid red where dream and reality, past and present, harshness and joie de vivre, childhood and adulthood, dance in a mysterious and fascinating harmony.
A feeling of melancholy but at the same time of rebirth pervades the observer who lets themselves be carried away by the waves.
Dreamlike reality and urban reality blend in a perfect balance in which the creatures, extrapolated from their natural context, are catapulted into environments foreign to them and to which they are forced to adapt.
439. 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.
440. 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 CrealabShowing 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.