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461. Tech MoonTech Moon is an artist from Cornwall known for large-scale, realistic murals that blend the natural world with timeless classical elements.
464. Chroma ChameleonsChroma Chameleons are a vibrant neurodivergent female duo from Worcester, UK, coming together to create abstract scenery, nature and pattern, with a nod towards Art Deco, 80’s design, and geometric patterns. Chroma Chameleons work organically as they develop each individual piece following a sense of colour and shape instinctively.
466. David BarreraLa vida del artista madrileño David Barrera ha girado desde su infancia alrededor de la pintura.
Sin estudios previos de Bellas Artes ha conseguido cumplir el gran sueño de vivir como artista haciendo lo que más le gusta: crear y difundir el arte en todas sus expresiones a través de diferentes técnicas (murales a gran escala, tatuajes, cuadros…)
La vida es como un viaje por el mundo siempre acompañado de sus obras mostrando su talento.
Trabaja creando propuestas creativas y diferentes para cada uno de sus proyectos. Siendo su técnica de hiperrealismo o más bien FOTORREALISMO por la que se diferencia de otros artistas.
El cliente tiene siempre la última palabra en diseños y propuestas, pero normalmente damos con sus objetivos rápidamente.
467. Safrana ArtMural artist who loves colour and hand painting natural foliage, florals and patterns.
468. 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.
469. 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.
470. ELFELFkunst brings walls to life with her bold and colorful oneliner style, a fluid and fearless expression born from her graffiti roots. Her abstract animals, birds, and figures blur the line between the familiar and the surreal, each one shaped by a single continuous stroke. With a background in design and photography from the Zurich University of the Arts, she balances a sharp eye with intuitive flow. Whether painting at home in Zürich, Off at a Festival or beneath mango trees in The Gambia, her work pulses with color, energy, and a vibrant, unmistakable voice.
472. Hektor41 year old parisien artist, Hektor has been involved in thé french and international graffiti scène 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..
473. 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.
475. 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.
476. Jenks Art A spray only artist from south Wales 🏴 painting as many walls as he has time for. Will try to share as many as he can on here.
477. KozteVisual street latin artist
Permanent traveler
Now in Colombia
Exploring the human condition through
478. Hugo Mulder DHMHugo Mulder (’72) aka DHM is a painter, artist and graphic designer from Amsterdam,
the Netherlands. He started doing graffiti in ’84 - graphic design in ’90 - and back to the streets with stickers, past-ups and mural painting in 2001. His street art work is a series of mostly animals all drawn in his well known tribal/tattoo style. Next to that he creates hand painted canvases where the last 13 years he is mostly focussing on the female body shape in a new line driven abstract figurative style.
479. MATTEZI'm MATTEZ. Artist for murals & wall paintings, street art & graffiti - I am a musician, hip hop artist & rapper 🎤 🎼
I live from art and for art, can express myself through my music & show feelings & can create moods with my paintings or process my own 🌈
I value a certain impact in art, both in other’s and in my own. The wow factor, the little details that give a work that certain something, the highlight. Whether it's a song or a painting, an entire album, a music video, a huge mural or a digital graphic... It has to leave an impression, have an impact.
There is a lot of love for detail, time, dedication, growth and learning processes, teamwork and a wide range of emotions in each of my works.
Yes, of course… As an artisan, I am also a service provider in a way, at least to a certain level. I like to paint my customers beautiful motifs on their walls. I prefer to avoid mass production, simple copies or simply things that I don't enjoy.
I used to work as a master painter and gained a lot of experience designing houses and apartments. Since 2019 I have been working exclusively as an artist. I have been active with my favorite painting tool, the spray can, since the nineties. But it was only after a burnout and a reinvention that I learned professional art painting and was able to take everything to a new level.
480. Delio RodríguezI’m visual artist who develops in several areas, from freelance illustrator, comic book artist with several published comics, painter and muralist.
I began to intervene public spaces in the 90s by painting graffiti and years later, after finishing my studies in Fine Arts, I moved into mural painting, whether in decorations and private commissions or for public entities and large-format murals. This allowed me to paint in different cities, interacting with their communities and representing their identities and stories, both in Spain and in other countries: Mexico, Ecuador, Portugal and Italy.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.