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Koryu462. 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.
ms.ketam463. ms.ketamA set of letters form the pseudonym Ketam, the signature by which Mário Santos' works are born. He was born in Lisbon. He spends most of his time on the south bank, between Seixal and Almada. The adventure in this meeting of ideas with the public began in mid-1998, when he started sketching his first images on murals. He has presented his work in countless activities, making his presence felt in various events and environments. Painting is the main focus of his involvement with the arts. Along the way, she has been involved in various exhibitions and live paintings, receiving a number of honours. His painting is strongly characterised by its figurative side. It takes us on a journey between the fresh nature of the vibrant colours that characterise his work, with the shapes that define the human line.
Rips1464. Rips1Linus von Moos is a Swiss artist born in 1986, also known under the pseudonym Rips1. The foundation of his work lies in the connection between place, space, and subject matter. As an artist from Central Switzerland, his work is strongly influenced by themes such as nature, landscapes, plants, animals, and sporting activities. Figurative motifs play a significant role in his works, as they embody stories and situations from his surroundings. His paintings are characterized by elements of humor, exaggeration, and childlike playfulness. His artistic path focuses on disciplines such as large-scale architectural painting, canvas painting, digital photography, and computer graphics. As a self-taught artist, von Moos was strongly influenced by street art and graffiti. His early works are known for their dark hatching and bold brushstrokes that dominate the composition as contours. Even at a young age, he was fascinated by the dynamism of graffiti drawings – a fascination that resonates in his work to this day. His artistic approach is characterized by a desire to capture the beauty and transience of the moment. This is evident in both his technique and his choice of tools: old, worn brushes and paint rollers, which create precise yet vibrant lines and lend his works a special depth. Photography frequently serves as a source of study and inspiration for his murals. Through it, he attempts to capture the fleeting beauty of a moment, often enhanced by a striking play of light and shadow and an unmistakable subtlety of color. He transfers these photographs into his paintings, thus distilling memories that might otherwise be forgotten. The theme of "nature" in his work goes beyond mere representation and conveys a profound message about the fragility of the moment. His paintings often evoke fleeting moments that seem to merge with their surroundings, while their bold lines maintain a timeless presence. This unique combination of natural motifs, clean lines, and expressive brushstrokes makes his works an authentic reflection of his personal journey. They capture moments that arise from the interplay between man and nature, offering each viewer an individual story.
Alessandro Etsom465. Alessandro EtsomAlessandro Conti was born in Bergamo in 1994. Always passionate about drawing, he obtained the title of Master of Art at the Andrea Fantoni School of Art and subsequently the diploma. During the years of study he acquired the technical skills necessary to trace a path marked by craftsmanship, continually stimulated by tireless research. Since 2015, the Etsom signature has represented a renewed artistic personality and a matured awareness of one's role in dialogue with the public. Today the spray is the main medium within an artistic production that embraces the whole national territory and beyond, in collaboration with public and private bodies, companies and agencies, municipalities and realities active in the social sector. Large-scale mural works and communication projects linked to public art continually find new applications, aiming at dialogue with the observer and with the place that hosts them. Artist and professional in his own field, Etsom takes care of image and message with great versatility that has convinced important national and international brands to rely on him for the realization of interventions of various kinds.
Vincent Small466. Vincent SmallInfluenced by traditional printing techniques, Vincent SMALL has gradually steered his work toward a visual exploration that breaks free from mechanical reproduction tools, creating artworks born from a living, spontaneous, and unique gesture. He conceives his practice as a sensory experience, where his creations play with perception. Passionate about exploring space and geometry, he stands out for his use of anamorphosis in much of his work. His creative process also relies on the use of color, transparency, and layering. He creates plays of opacity and translucency, where forms seem to emerge and vanish in a subtle balance. Advocating for an inclusive vision of art that is both accessible and unifying, he moves fluidly between mural painting, studio work, collaborations with other artists, and participatory projects with the public, continuing to foster sensitive interactions between the artwork and its observer.
Mélissa Follet467. Mélissa FolletEmotion is the heart of my work. I see it as the genesis of a connection between two elements. Emotion must be strong to create an intense connection and generate a powerful impact. It is this emotional process that I seek to reveal by representing the Living. We have something unique in our gaze. Something true. Something pure. Something that, at times, we humans have lost by distancing ourselves from the Living; yet, we are still part of it... By appropriating the technique of chiaroscuro and painting on a black background, I aim to capture an emotion, a sensation, a feeling that the viewer will interpret intimately. Through this emotion—so pure, so powerful—I seek to capture attention. I aim to show what we have tended to forget, ignore, hide, or silence. Throughout history, humans have always gathered and mobilized around shared stories. I believe it is through emotion that these stories are created and internalized. I want to contribute to the narrative of the Living, for the Living.
Laura Merayo468. Laura MerayoArtista zamorana
Georgia laurie469. Georgia laurieBased in Melbourne, Australia. My murals play with ideas surrounding architecture, nature and how it effects our modern society
Nick Lowry470. Nick LowryNick Lowry is
Tiff Rysdale471. Tiff Rysdale@tifferee
Wim Core472. Wim Core
Davor Smoljan473. Davor SmoljanDavor Smoljan is an artist whose work explores themes of our individual and collective place in the world, based on mankind's cultural and sociological heritage and its influence throughout time. Everyday imagery from the streets that seem to go unnoticed to most is what attracts him towards finding and creating a connection with a place, a moment, an object or a person. Through his artworks, he portrays a visual storytelling in which he strives for contextual relevance by painting these faces and these exact moments in a highly realistic manner. Therein, he aims to emphasize the beauty within simplicity of everyday life and its natural, unmasked course of existence within our time. As an artist, his approach towards his work allows him to explore each and every concept to its fullest potential during which he always aims to combine an initial idea with the process itself. The raw and spontaneous element -both literally and figuratively- of collecting images and memories from the streets often play an intricate part in his creations and within these depictions, his work conveys a message of his fascination with the transience of all things in life. A hyper focus, a zoom-in on the many faces and places and the connection within those very experiences is essentially depicted in his murals and his paintings. Davor's studio and gallery work therefore usually consists of a presentation of artworks consisting of oil paintings on canvas, paintings on raw and authentic materials, and graphite pencil drawings on paper. His mural work is mostly created by using paint & brushes. Davor Smoljan was born in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (1981) and has been living in The Netherlands since 1993, fleeing the turmoil of the country’s war with his parents and his sister. He currently resides here with his wife and daughter and works from his home studio.
Geoffrey Carran474. Geoffrey CarranGeoffrey Carran is a contemporary artist renowned for his vibrant depictions of Australian birdlife. Over the past decade, he has focused on capturing the essence of Australia's avian diversity through both detailed studio paintings and expansive public murals. His work masterfully balances meticulous realism with expressive, looser techniques, bringing each subject to life. Born and raised in New Zealand, Geoffrey completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2000, followed by a Master of Fine Arts at RMIT University in Melbourne in 2008. He subsequently tutored at RMIT University for three years before dedicating himself fully to his artistic practice in 2011. Geoffrey's art has been showcased internationally, with exhibitions in Australia, New Zealand, Turkey, London, and New York. Notably, he has collaborated with institutions such as the National Gallery of Victoria, for which he produced a design range, and Dulux, serving as a judge for the Dulux Colour Awards and contributing to their Colour Forecasts. In partnership with his wife, fellow artist Rowena Martinich, Geoffrey has created large-scale murals that blend their dynamic styles. A significant project includes the transformation of three grain silos in Goroke, Victoria, into monumental artworks featuring native Australian birds—a kookaburra, galah, and magpie—reflecting the local fauna and engaging the community. Geoffrey's murals often highlight endangered bird species, aiming to raise awareness and foster conversations about conservation. His dedication to portraying the unique personalities of birds serves as a conduit between viewers and the natural world, encouraging a deeper appreciation for Australia's rich biodiversity. Currently based on Victoria's Surf Coast, Geoffrey continues to explore the interplay between detailed realism and expressive techniques in his work, contributing significantly to both urban and regional art landscapes.
Pauly B475. Pauly BI paint murals because the human spirit matters, how we feel matters, and our environments matter. I’m a highly experienced mural artist who has been sharing beauty and meaning through art since 1998. I relish the power my murals have to build pride in our cities, boost the desirability of environments, tell stories and engage customers. My style is unapologetically unique: a special combination of peaceful and vibrant, conceptual and ethereal. My murals are love letters to cities and homes and the people within them.
Nathan Brown476. Nathan BrownOriginally from Los Angeles, Nathan moved to Nashville at age 11—an abrupt shift that sparked a deep creative response. Navigating the cultural contrast between the two cities, he found expression through graffiti and exploration through skateboarding. These early outlets laid the foundation for a lifelong artistic journey. By the late ’90s, Nathan began channeling these experiences into visual form, developing a style rooted in bold color, shifting perspectives, and a blend of abstraction and street art. Over time, this approach expanded beyond sketchbooks and city walls to large-scale murals on multi-story buildings across the U.S. and Europe. To date,Nathan has completed over 160 commissioned murals for nonprofits, city initiatives, and major brands including Red Bull, Wrangler, Patagonia, Topgolf, WeWork, Google, and Spotify. His mission has always remained the same: to bring people, places, and communities together through impactful public art—transforming overlooked walls into meaningful, engaging spaces. Nathan is currently based in Chattanooga, TN, where he continues to produce large-scale public artworks and private commissions across the country.
Mandi 477. Mandi Valencia, Spain (1993). Graduated in Fine Arts from Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV).
Snub23478. Snub23SNUB23, with over 23 years of experience, transforming walls and other surfaces. From vibrant spray paint murals to intricate stencils and bold graphic designs, SNUB23's hunger to learn new skills knows no bounds. Based in Brighton, UK, my work has reached audiences and adorned surfaces worldwide, spanning across Europe, Asia, and America.
RIQ479. RIQSomewhere in 2005, I started doing graffiti in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. This was my first experience with artistic expression in the public space. Long before this happend I was drawing already. As a child, drawing kept me away from the reality and its pressure. Nowadays it still does. Next to creating murals, which is my focus at the moment, I animate, illustrate and create public interventions. It became an obsession in which I feel blissful when working on a piece. The child who started all this is still present in current work and person. I have a strong belief that one should cherish his inner child. To challenge its curiosity which keeps the mind young. Human behavior is something I like to observe. This often leads to a counter reaction u can find in my work. Not so much on the surface but symbolic naive and abstract. For example behavior on social media, where not the quality of the work matters but the quantity of posts, followers and likes. In my opinion its the opposite which counts. For 7 months my wife, me and two cats have been traveling trough Europe in a camper. During this tour it was my aim to paint as much as walls as possible. This led us to a lot of abandoned areas and cultural communities. Also in Barcelona. Being able to paint at so many different places kept me challenging myself to experiment and discover. At the moment I find it interesting to find a way in which I can make and present my work as pure as possible. These days it is a trend to be very busy. That's not for me. Of course I like to work on large assignments and I want to paint more facades of apartment buildings. As long as I feel the urge and it makes me happy to create I will continue.
Remix uno480. 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.
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