All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
521. GRUPO SISMOGrupo SISMO was born in Mar del Plata in 2012 and is currently composed of artists Fernando Lerena and Maximiliano Ledesma. As artistic producers, we are strongly inspired by two archetypes, nature and urban social expression, and through a proposal framed within the concept of the Marvelous Real, we develop our aesthetic narrative. Within this idea, the manifest and the ambiguous aim to leave a sensitive message in the streets of cities, made for the people and their context, inviting everyone to appropriate the work and make it their own.
522. SowanOriginally from Montpellier (France), where he took part in the emergence of writting in the 90s, Sowan now lives in Valence, France, and for the past ten years has been producing figurative work based on images he gleans from the Internet. His graphic work illustrates the dialogue and back-and-forth he maintains between the digital images he creates or retouches using dedicated tools and software, and the more traditional work of painting he does on walls in public spaces or on canvas in his studio. Sowan's work questions the relationship between the digital image and reality. His figurative works propose a link between the immaterial images omnipresent on our screens and a physical and real retranscription of them, playing with the technique he employs, the choice of subjects he represents and the supports on which he works. Sowan has begun a series of works based on the European Bee-eater, a colorful, discreet and fleeting migratory bird, an endangered species that he has chosen as a recurring subject to illustrate his questioning of the status of images in contemporary society, while also reminding us of the ephemeral nature that a fresco in a public space can have.
523. Yasom Filipyasomfilip is a multidisciplinary artist focused on street art, visual design, murals, and conceptual fashion. His work explores identity, urban culture, and social commentary through bold visual language. With a unique style rooted in graffiti and typography, he bridges traditional techniques and modern aesthetics in public space, apparel, and curated art projects.
525. Alex Yopra
Alex Yopra is an emerging street artist whose vibrant and thought-provoking works have made a significant impact on urban landscapes around the world. Born and raised in a multicultural environment, Yopra developed an early fascination with visual storytelling, particularly in the form of street art, which allowed him to communicate directly with the public without the confines of traditional art spaces.
Yopra's style is characterized by a unique blend of bold colors, intricate patterns, and a deep sense of social commentary. His works often explore themes of identity, consumerism, and the tension between urban development and the natural world. He is known for his ability to merge the aesthetics of graffiti with elements of fine art, creating pieces that are both visually striking and rich in meaning.
Over the years, Yopra has participated in several international street art festivals, earning him a reputation as a versatile and innovative artist. His murals can be found in cities across Europe, North America, and Asia, where they are celebrated for their ability to transform public spaces into canvases that provoke thought and inspire dialogue.
In addition to his street art, Alex Yopra is also involved in community outreach programs, where he teaches workshops on graffiti and muralism to young artists. Through these initiatives, he aims to foster a new generation of creatives who can use art as a tool for social change.
Yopra continues to push the boundaries of street art, constantly evolving his style and exploring new mediums. His work is a testament to the power of public art in shaping the cultural and social narratives of our time.
526. Stephan PetersArtist, painter of portraits, murals, street art, social art projects, teacher of fine arts.
527. Taki MykTaki Myk in his recent paintings points out how deeply we interfere with our environment. We change the world around us not only directly, but indirectly through our lifestyle, consumer choices and election choices. Taki Myk shows animals "contaminated" and modified by human products: machines and mechanical components. That is his strong, ecological statement.
528. Street MeeplesStreet art that reflects the colour and diversity of the community, with a touch of geek.
531. ShpiraMultimedia worker based in Novi Sad, Serbia. Founder of Avijaticarska Gallery.
Streetart, graffiti, music, video, audio, typography... "More Dusty than Digital"
532. Nastia GladushchenkoI want to bring a sense of playfulness, joy and inclusiveness to streetscapes, architecture, communities and private homes through my layered, immersive and organic botanical-inspired works.
533. Diego SalasPainter and street artist dedicated to community work, collaborating with Aboriginal, Indigenous, and rural communities, through diverse artistic techniques.
534. HawkI consider myself an artist and a wanderer of my own path. I've always been captivated by the dynamics of urban environments. Inspired by hip-hop culture and growing up in the neighborhoods of Riga, I realized quite early on how fitting it would be to infuse color into the grayness of the districts through art.
Working with spray paints involves mastering specific techniques, which I've been practicing for 15 years now. These skills translate into creating spatial graffiti letters and utilizing stencil techniques. The words that characterize my artistic vision are sensitivity, plasticity, and attention to detail. My sources of inspiration can be found in the dynamic urban space, extreme activities, and the tranquility of nature.
Formally established, I work both locally - in Latvia, Riga - and abroad.
535. Sket OneSket One, painter, illustrator, and designer, began his career as a graffiti artist in the 80’s. In 2003 he started designing vinyl toys for such toymakers including:, Medicom, 3-D Retro, I am Retro, Kidrobot, and more. Sket One has succeeded in exhibiting his custom resin work and canvases both nationally and internationally in various galleries. Showing a passion for uniting distinct components of pop culture into pieces of art that are startlingly cohesive and original. Such innovation has led him to work with Facebook, Lucas Film, CBS, Universal Music, NFL, MLB, Hasbro, Ford, Topps, Coca-Cola, Warner Bros, Sideshow, Zooyork Skateboards, and more.
536. Tamara BazIllustrator and muralist with more than 15 years of experience in the graphic sector.
He began his career in urban art learning from great figures such as Spok, Yoseba and Star. He made mural interventions at different festivals such as
He began his career in urban art learning from great figures such as Spok, Yoseba and Star. He made mural interventions at different festivals such as "Vigo Cidade de Cor" 2020, "Elas tamén pintan" 2021 (Compostela), “Improvisdado” 2021,"Delasfest" 2022 (Compostela),“Cíes Talent” 22 (Navia) ou “ViolenciaZero” 2023, "DelasFest" 2025.
He works with figurative illustration as a means of expression and pays close attention to the combination of colors to achieve visual strength and to convey the story you want to tell.
539. Ajax PiperAjax is a painter based in Hastings, England specialising in large-scale murals. A graduate of the University of the Arts London, he has worked as a freelance muralist since 2018, completing works at music and mural festivals as well as collaborating with various social and environmental organisations. His work is often inspired by nature and informed by themes of folklore, combining elements of realism, fantasy, and imagination. In recent years he has developed a realistic style with a mysterious and dream-like quality.
540. Lucie FletyLucie Fléty is a French artist and muralist from Paris.
After working in communication and graphic design, she now devotes herself exclusively to her artistic practice and the realization of murals.
As a self-taught artist, she draws her inspiration from her travels, traditional crafts from different cultures, primitive arts but also nature and plants.
Her colorful universe mixes portraits with a realistic style, the repetition of artisanal or ethnic patterns, the work of body volumes, or the poetry of natural materials and plants.
The creation is an outlet to explore her fascinations : from the architecture of faces, to the organic or vegetal materials and textures, to the power of the looks or the artisanal know-how. Her artistic approach is part of a dreamlike search for expression, to emancipate from the realism of her achievements.
Lucie has collaborated with several renowned hospitals (Gustave Roussy Institute, Guillaume Régnier hospital), international brands and companies (Yves Rocher, STMicroelectronics) and institutions (IME, schools) in France and abroad. She is now specialized in the realization of murals and shares her passion through therapeutic workshops in hospitals, cultural mediation in schools, IME (Schools for children with disabilities and psychatric troubles)...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.