All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
463. 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.
464. 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.
467. Věra KopkováMy street art explores the connection between humanity and nature.
Through portraits and bold graphic forms,
I transform city walls into emotional landscapes.
468. 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.
471. B:KB:K is an artist born in 1999 in the Catalan Pyrenees. He began painting murals
in 2018, as a self-taught artist, combining it with his university studies in 3D Animation and visual effects at the Ramon Llull University in Barcelona.
With the arrival of Covid-19, he began to carry out oil paintings, leaving aside drawing and spray paint, and focusing exclusively on colour, brushstrokes and painting. Since then, in his figurative murals made with plastic paint, he instinctively improvises from the sketch, where he gives it a believable finish, but with a touch of surrealism or "aura" that distances it from reality. He has grown up in parallel in the culture of hip hop and graffiti but at the same time inspired by the more classical painting of Velázquez and Caravaggio, thus creating a type of painting based on chiaroscuro with a contemporary and current theme.
His murals can be easily recognized by the themes he deals with, such as toxic love, the street and eccentric characters, finding beauty in what at first glance seems dirty, ugly and overloaded. All this has given rise to his particular brushstroke, loose and dynamic, creating striking images with a lot of emotional charge.
Since 2019, B:K has painted for different national and international festivals with his particular style and vision.
472. 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.
473. 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.
475. Safrana ArtMural artist who loves colour and hand painting natural foliage, florals and patterns.
477. Georgia laurieBased in Melbourne, Australia. My murals play with ideas surrounding architecture, nature and how it effects our modern society
478. Mandi Valencia, Spain (1993). Graduated in Fine Arts from Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV).
479. Cherra OrtegaPainter and draftsman born in Madrid in 1971. He held his first exhibition at the age of 11 and has been creating art ever since. While studying Fine Arts at the Complutense University of Madrid, he began painting movie billboards in the workshop of Gaspar Pérez. In 1998, he co-founded the Laocoonte Drawing and Painting Academy with a friend. Throughout his career, he has combined his work as a painter with teaching Visual Arts and Technical Drawing, as well as with set design, short films, and mural painting. His work forms part of private collections in Spain, the USA, Austria, France, the Netherlands, and Cyprus. He is currently devoted exclusively to painting and drawing in his studio in Chinchón (Madrid)
480. Jan Stel aka Simbl Jan Stel (b. 1970, Purmerend), known as Simbl, is a versatile artist celebrated for his street art and photography. With a lifelong passion for drawing and painting, he transforms walls, panels, canvas, and custom surfaces into vibrant, eye-catching works that connect with people.
His signature style features superfine detail, striking perspectives, and rich yet subtle color gradations, instantly recognizable in both street art and photography. Represented by galleries and included in private and corporate collections, Jan’s work is as admired as it is inspiring.
Using spray cans, brushes, and eco-friendly materials where possible, Simbl creates art that brings joy, pride, and life to any space.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.