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Needapencil461. Needapencilgraphic designer and illustrator from switzerland with love and passion for spraypainting. inspired by hip hop, music, dance and graffiti.
Remix uno462. 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.
Bruno Smoky463. Bruno SmokyThe artist Bruno , also known as "Smoky", dedicated his life to visual art. Since childhood, drawing and creativity was always part of his daily routine. In 2004, he began painting on walls with spray paint in Brasilandia where he grew up, a precarious neighbourhood of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Smoky has gained international and professional recognition through his artistic journeys though out Brazil, Chile, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Argentina,Paraguay,Sweden,USA, Germany, Netherlands, England and Canada. He is always in search of artistic exchanges, learning and teaching art is part of his life style. He has worked in various organizations and NGOs teaching the history of graffiti and its role in society to at risk youth. He is also part of the duo Clandestinos Art , and is a member of GameX international graffiti crew. Bruno Smoky based in Barrie, ON, together with his wife and artistic collaborator, Shalak, and their magical daughter Violeta.
Nicholas Zimbro464. Nicholas ZimbroBorn in Washington DC
Balstroem465. 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.
Ivan Ninety466. Ivan NinetyMurals and paintings based on analog and digital collages.
Ricky Also467. Ricky AlsoRicky Also's love for typography, colour & layout are the product of his background in graffiti art and graphic design. Drawing on these influences he creates structured artworks from words and sayings that interlock in multiple layers. Featuring exaggerated & manipulated letterforms that help to give a unique sense of movement and rhythm. With the majority of his work taking the form of painted murals, he plays heavily with scale and the concept of using supersized graphics to transform spaces and environments. Now based on the south coast of the UK, Ricky applies his art to a wide range of projects nationally, working through his creative practice, Paintshop (paintshopstudio.com). Ricky is an established artist in the graffiti and street art movements with over 30 experience developing his own work as well as curating and helping to producing various street arts events and projects including the Upside outdoor gallery (Bournemouth) and MultiStories - Street art car park (Southampton).
Hugo Medina468. Hugo MedinaI was born in La Paz, Bolivia, and immigrated to New York as a child, where my artistic journey and educational pursuits began. I obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts from C.W. Post/Long Island University in 1998 and a Master of Arts in Education from the University of Phoenix in 2006. My commitment to community-based art education was shaped by a formative experience volunteering on the Kumeyaay Indian Reservation during my college years. In 1998, I moved to Phoenix to teach art and design, custom metalwork, and sculpture. I established after-school programs and formed partnerships to connect students with local art institutions. My experience at Ironco Enterprise further developed my expertise in steel construction, CAD design, and project management. In 2009, I transitioned to full-time artistry with my first solo exhibition in Arizona and co-founded the Calle 16 Mural Project, which empowers neighborhoods through community murals. My involvement also includes roles with Artlink and the Phoenix Arts and Cultural Commission. I currently reside in Ithaca, New York, where I support my partner's doctoral studies at Cornell University while advancing my own career. My work, rooted in my Bolivian heritage and immigrant experience, celebrates resilience, multiculturalism, and the unifying power of art in communities. "¿Rendirme yo? ¡Que se rinda su abuela, carajo!" — Colonel Eduardo Abaroa Hidalgo
Alessio Bolognesi469. 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.
Zwager470. Zwager"Great art is meant for streets, not museums"
Pota471. Pota
ElAlfil472. ElAlfil
Georgia laurie473. Georgia laurieBased in Melbourne, Australia. My murals play with ideas surrounding architecture, nature and how it effects our modern society
NotOneButToo474. NotOneButTooStreet artist based in Brisbane who paints characters and murals around Brisbane, Melbourne sometimes Sydney and international spots like Varna , Bulgaria. Often collaborates and paints commissioned pieces for Restaurants, Cafes and Gyms.
420gradº475. 420gradº
ms.ketam476. 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.
Gela Ramoss477. Gela RamossMy name is Angela but my stage name is is Gela Ramoss, artist from Zamora artist from Zamora, although thanks to urban urban art I have been able to live in different different parts of Spain. I have been using this art years using this art as a means of expression. of expression, currently I specialize in murals specialize in murals, and organize festivals of Urban Art. For me, this art is a means of life that I have been able to capture in artistic murals, from small from small towns to big cities, for the corporate image of different companies of different companies, cultural development workshops through graffiti for young people and companies, and with companies, and with projects through through projects with objectives such as equality, rural depopulation, culture or education through or education through urban art. urban art.
Davor Smoljan478. 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.
Safrana Art479. Safrana ArtMural artist who loves colour and hand painting natural foliage, florals and patterns.
Astrid Lempriere480. Astrid LempriereI’m Astrid Lempriere, a printmaker and street artist pasting hand-carved linoprint portraits into public spaces. My bold black-and-white works capture raw human expressions and quiet moments, inviting connection and reflection. Each piece, crafted through traditional linocut techniques, transforms intimate emotions into paste-ups — bringing craftsmanship and shared humanity to the street.
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