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LeHo471. LeHoLeHo is a Visual & Mural artist Currently resides in Taiwan, Tainan, 1995. The word "LeHo" Derived from the Taiwanese language, it translates to "Hello," symbolizing his art's profound intention to extend a warm welcome to all corners of the world. LeHo's art is a universal greeting, inviting individuals to explore the depths of human emotion and imagination. Phantom Creature : Projection Of Traits In LeHo's hands, those animals become the conduits of human sentiments. His creations carry the viewers on a journey through a realm of emotions, reminding them of their own greatness. LeHo views these animals as emissaries of our inner qualities, reflecting our innate potential to be extraordinary. His artistic journey has transcended geographical boundaries, leaving an indelible mark in countries like Italy, the Caribbean, Shanghai, Cambodia, and throughout his native Taiwan. His art has the power to transcend language and culture, speaking to people from all walks of life. After years of searching, exploration and participation in the realm of public art, LeHo's creature creations have become a unique symbol of vitality in the city. Collaborations include: Ministry of Culture, Taipei City Government, Construction Company, Rainbow Paint, Festivals, etc... "We all project a good quality onto a particular animal, wishing we could gain what it represents. But sometimes it's easy to forget that those qualities are actually in us, So I regard animals as the carriers of human emotions and stories. I hope that when one sees these vibrant creatures, one will be reminded that he is such a great person." —Leho
Miquel Wert480. Miquel WertMiquel Wert (Barcelona, Spain, 1982) is a Spanish-Swedish painter and muralist based in Barcelona. Raised in a family that appreciated art and craftsmanship, Miquel developed an early fascination with drawing. His father’s technical drawings, along with comics, illustration, and painting, inspired him to draw compulsively—an obsession that ultimately led him to pursue Fine Arts. He graduated in Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona in 2005 and currently combines his artistic practice with teaching as an associate professor in the Department of Arts and Conservation-Restoration at the same institution. Miquel’s artistic journey began on the streets of Barcelona in 1993 when he painted his first tag with a school friend. By 1996, he was fully immersed in graffiti culture, creating large-scale works on both legal and illegal surfaces, often focused on the human figure. In 2002, personal and legal challenges led him to step away from graffiti. After six years of intense studio work, he reimagined his approach to public space, returning to urban interventions with a more introspective and personal outlook. Moving beyond the conventions of graffiti, he began exploring pictorial themes, often drawing inspiration from his family roots, and experimenting with mixed media—using brushes, rollers, and unconventional tools—well before the rise of new muralism and the influence of social media. Since 2000, Miquel’s paintings and murals have been featured in nearly one hundred solo and group exhibitions internationally, including galleries, cultural institutions, and art fairs. He is represented by Galerie Art du Temps (Cléon-d’Andran, France), Luxart Galerie (Arlon, Belgium), Galeria Anquin’s (Reus, Spain), and Galerie Friedmann-Hahn (Berlin, Germany). His work has earned significant recognition, including First Prize at the LIV International Drawing Prize Ynglada-Guillot (2016) and an Honorable Mention at the Stipendutstilling exhibition at Galleri Ramfjord (Oslo, Norway). He has also received fellowships and residencies from institutions such as the Cercle Artístic de Sant Lluc, Torrearte, and JISER: Reflexions Mediterrànies. Miquel’s artworks are held in public and private collections in over a dozen countries, including the Royal Catalan Academy of Fine Arts of Sant Jordi, the Heritage Fund of the University of Barcelona, JISER (Spain/Tunisia), Cervezas Ambar, Vermut Miró, and various municipal collections in Spain and Portugal. His murals can be found in public spaces throughout France, Austria, Portugal, Tunisia, and Spain. Miquel’s figurative art, rich in narrative and emotional depth, delves into themes of memory, identity, and the intersection of collective and personal histories.
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