All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
441. Trepo ParkerIn graffiti we trust.
100% spraypaint
442. 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, Leviâs, EstĂ©e Lauder and many more. Dina has participated in a number of street art festivals & global projects and sheâs 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.
443. Eneko Azpiroz"Este talentoso artista logra una asombrosa fusiĂłn entre el realismo mural y el diseño grĂĄfico. 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 geomĂ©tricos y de opacidad demuestra una destreza Ășnica y un enfoque artĂstico innovador"
444. BalstroemThe renowned Copenhagen-based artist, Balstroem, has refined his very own style through his many years as a street art artist. He is world-renowned for his technique and his diverse expression, which can be anything from imaginative universes to political statements. Balstroem feels it is his responsibility to question what everyone is talking about and to make people smile instead of pointing fingers. His art can have a humorous and sometimes rebellious expression that pushes the audience's limits.
445. AnaĂŻs LeraAnaĂŻs Lera is a French visual artist currently based in Vancouver, Canada. Originally from the South of France, she grew up between the mountains and the ocean. Her early fascination with biology led her to explore her surroundings with a microscopeâa playful curiosity that continues to shape her artistic practice.
Her work sits at the intersection of illustration and design, with a focus on themes of nature and exploration. She specializes in vibrant, intricate, otherworldly ecosystems that blur the line between science and fiction. Her portfolio features vivid compositions filled with imaginative flora and fauna that feel as though they come from beyond the earthâs dimension.
AnaĂŻs has collaborated with international festivals, galleries and clients such as the Vancouver Mural Festival (CA), BUMP Mural Festival (CA), Nelson Mural Festival (CA), Harto Arte Festival (MX), ABV Gallery (US), OUTRE Gallery (AU) and NASA (US).
446. StreetArt BergenState employed time anarchist - I am called.
I follow the street and urban art scene in Bergen, Norway on a 24/7 bases. I started back in 2016 or so. Then as a regular street art hunter. This developed to a much larger platform, becoming involved in the culture. Besides documenting I started to take on and rund projects. From small singel pieces to large megaprojects - largest at present covered more than 13.000 m2. Don't paint much myself. I am far better assisting with organizing and getting things done. The logo is based on Spider Jerusalem. It's a simpel stencil used to identify projects that have been undertaken and carried out by StreetArt Bergen. It's StreetArt Bergen's trademark. On the map in here you will find it in connection with postings of project carried out. On ground you will find it on one of the project walls.
See u in Bergen!
447. 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.
449. 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 Sydneyâs longest running charity auction event âProject 5â with aMBUSH Gallery in 2014. Working with only 9 layers or fewer on any one piece, she doesnât believe itâs 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, âSkills to Pay the Billsâ, 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 âKeezusâ, which focused around the themes of the artists ego and the human condition; themes that were so vast that a second show âKeezus: The Second Comingâ developed and launched in February of 2017. Followed these shows was âForever Homeâ 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, itâs easy to distinguish her work from the rest, she is a jack of all trades, and a master of some.
450. 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!
451. NegritooNegritoo, a graduate in Industrial Design with a postgraduate degree in Graphic
Design, began his career as a designer and illustrator before dedicating himself to his own
work. His art is an expression of dreams, thoughts, and desires, often inspired by feminine
influences. His unique artistic style is characterized by pop culture references and figurative
figures, using overlays of textures, strokes, and colors to create movement and vibrant
narratives that captivate the audience. By incorporating cultural and everyday elements,
Negritoo stands out as a multidisciplinary artist while preserving his distinct essence and
style.
452. 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.
Erikâs 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.
454. AGPNTAG, aka AGPNT (pronounced A. G. Paint), is a nomadic visual artist living on the road based in the United States. Born and raised in Michigan, his love for art was clear at a young age, but it wasnât until he discovered graffiti and skateboarding that he found what truly inspired him to create. Fascinated with the rebellious, unconventional nature of the two, AG moved out to Colorado to live in the mountains and refine his skills on a skateboard and snowboard around some of the best extreme sports athletes and parks in the United States. Unaware of the art scene growing in Denver, AG discovered a world class street art movement in Denverâs RiNo Art District and became obsessed with improving his skills and concepts with a spray can. After some serious injuries affiliated with snowboarding, AG reimagined his future and dove head first into refining and growing a career for himself as an artist.
AGâs works with many mediums, but his most recognizable works consist of spray painting a combination of realism figures, covered in colorful graffiti tags and illustrations. He aims to capture his subjects in a way that it looks like the subject has been left to the mercy of the streets, covered in a range of unique colors and tags.
AGâs paintings span across the United States, as well as into Europe, and his works are continuing to evolve and expand both into public spaces, as well as private collections.
455. Don SlizeroneDon Slizerone creates art designed to spark a smile, playful characters, bold colors, and clean, rounded lines. From rockers and robots to quirky everyday figures, his work is accessible, cheerful, and full of hidden details, often including his signature spray can and distinctive noses.
Working anonymously, he lets the art speak for itself. Most designs are created digitally in ProCreate, though murals remain his favorite canvas. Inspired by people around him and by the cartoons he grew up with, he turns simple sketches into lively, fully colored illustrations within hours.
With roots in graffiti and years of illustration experience, Don Slizerone now works on a wide range of creative projects from posters and games to murals and festivals, always with creative freedom at the core. His mission is simple: make bright, friendly art that everyone can enjoy.
457. 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.
458. Hektor41 year old parisien artist, Hektor has been involved in thé french and international graffiti scÚne 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..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.