All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
623. Glenn Van Roey25 year old graffiti/mural artist living in Veltem-Beisem, Belgium
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624. Robert OBERTRobert OBERT is an urban artist with a graphics background, who uses his signature cyberpunk visual approach to highlight postmodern themes and mirror the social and political scenery, inviting the public to introspection, critical thinking and exiting the comfort zone. Climate change, social inequalities, the dysfunctional system we live in or even the investigation of the subconsciousness are just a few of the themes the artist is focused on in his creative journey, delivering them in comics, murals, illustration and a wide range of mixed media - sometimes even sculpture.
So far OBERT has been active in Romania, Europe, and the United States, putting together group and solo shows as well as Street Art interventions in major cities like Bucharest, Ploiesti, Cluj, Timisoara, New York City, Portland, San Francisco, London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Prague, Paris, Luxembourg, Florence, Porto, Sofia and more.
625. Tracie MacVeanTracie has worked as a professional artist since 2011, and completed numerous street artworks locally and interstate. Her work often features native wildlife and environmental themes.
626. Nadia van LuijkProfessional artist Nadia van Luijk has been painting beyond the boundaries of the canvas for over 25 years. She continuously searches for possibilities of painting in various ways. She paints on canvas, walls, T-shirts, gives live paint performances and workshops. Her art is a search for the deeper layers of existence. She calls her work âartistic mind fucksâ, intended to amaze you and make you aware in a playful way that we live on a beautiful planet floating around in an infinite universe, where everything is ârealâ, but we canât fully understand. When she was younger, she experienced the magic of art when she saw Magritteâs painting âThe Empire of Lightâ. She was blown away by the opportunity to paint the impossible. This has always been an essential driving force in her work, the game between illusion and reality. By painting she tries to understand the essence of reality and increase her comprehension. She gets her inspiration from nature, hip hop, ancient cultures, paradoxes andâŚFOOD! Her style is colorful, dynamic, visually strong, refined, has surreal elements with a powerful message. She has created many murals, paintings, illustrations and has extensive experience in commissioned works. She enjoys every project and she strives for unexpected powerful results every time.
627. SPAZSpaz is a Lebanese graffiti artist, a key member of the Beirut scene since 2012. The meaning of his name, according to him, is "the loss of mental and physical control" that applies to each of us. We all have our âbugsâ based on our daily lives. Spaz's name, identity and characters project these personal and public experiences, creates a link between the concrete and the absurd. Spaz is always exploring, experimenting with different styles, expressions, movements and mediums, and regularly collaborates with other artists all around the globe.
Having traveled to showcase his talents from Latin America to Europe, in various festivals and cultural events, Spaz feeds off his inspirations and enjoys equally clean and stylish vandalism, as well as huge murals where textures and characters abound. These characters have become his trademark, and their expressions tinged with pure madness can be found everywhere.
628. M-lonMiguel Gonzalez [aka M-LON], an Australian born in Venezuela, is a multidisciplinary visual artist based in Sydney. With a degree in architecture and over 15 years of practice, his work spans large-scale murals for private, corporate, and institutional projects, as well as concept art, character design, and animations for HBO, Netflix, and Stan.
Miguel has participated in national and international exhibitions, art fairs, and community projects, and has been featured in magazines and press. His work addresses social issues and human behaviour, using figurative elements as metaphors, and often includes a âsecond digital layerâ for immersive audience experiences.
A big community player, Miguel has spoken at events such as REMIX Summit Sydney 2022 and Northern Beaches Council Creative Draft 2019. He is the co-founder of Kayapa Creative Studio and La Crème Creative Inc., and director of Brookvale Arts District (BAD).
629. Elizabeth GleesonElizabeth Gleeson is an Australian artist painting internationally in her characteristically intricate, patterned 'folk-nouveau' style. Specialising in transforming buildings into artistic masterpieces, her works reflect a fascination with symmetry, nature, historical influences and world building.
630. SegundoHi! Iâm Segundo Urbina, a self-taught muralist and illustrator born in Chosica, Peru, and currently based in Argentina. From an early age, I settled in San Miguel, Buenos Aires, where I now live and carry out my artistic work.
In 2017, while painting the corner of my home, I discovered muralismâwithout imagining it would completely change the course of my life. I began learning on my own, using digital platforms like YouTube, which allowed me to explore and experiment with a wide range of techniques.
Over time, art became my craft and way of life. My search goes beyond the aesthetic; my style is rooted in magical realism, where imagination and symbolism engage in dialogue with everyday reality. I work with a vibrant color palette, where cyan, magenta, and violet predominateâcolors that help me create dreamlike and emotional atmospheres on every wall.
Thanks to this vocation, Iâve had the opportunity to paint in various towns and provinces across Argentina, as well as in countries like Paraguay and Bolivia.
633. Cecilia LĂłpezCecilia Lopez, A.K.A Ceciloel is a visual artist and a designer. Born in Mexico, based in Poland.
Since childhood art has always been an important part of my life. I like to think that my work evolved into a love song to my roots, inspired by the lavish of mesmerizing patterns and breathtaking hues.
My art draws inspiration from the unapologetic boldness of Mexican traditions like ~Dia de los Muertos~ and the lovely aesthetic of Talavera Poblana, which grounds the composition and adds a touch of cultural significance. In my creative process what I truly enjoy is capturing the unique essence of still life and portraits, infusing them with a blend of realism and stylization. To bring my vision to life, I summon soulful rhythms and patterns that dance with colors and emotions, utilizing a variety of mediums such as acrylics, sprays, watercolors, ink, and even digital tools.
634. H.SkullsđBrussels đActive worldwide
đ§ŠMurals with @digii5
đď¸Studio @ UrbanArtCenter
đ¨DM for collabs & commissions
635. Fly PontesI was born and raised in the Algarve, the region of Portugal that inspires me with its intense light and vibrant colors. This connection to my homeland is not just personal; it's the foundation of my palette.
My artistic journey began with technical rigor: I graduated in Illustration Design from Ar.Co (Lisbon, 2000). This illustration training gave me the precision, detail, and storytelling ability that I apply today to all my works, whether on a small canvas or a giant mural.
Since 2014, my passion for scale has led me to move from canvases to buildings. Today I am an artist focused on Mural Painting and Urban Art, with interventions throughout the country.
I believe that Urban Art in Portugal is a powerful force for requalification and for inserting fantasy into everyday life. My style is a fusion of fantasy and precision, where I often use stencil techniques to achieve complex textures and forms. This is how I bring my "Admirable Colorful World" to life amidst the concrete, transforming monotony into art.
My art is not just about painting; it's about creating connections. In 2013, I was one of the Founding Partners of the 100 Pavor Association of Visual Artists, based in Ăvora, where I actively worked to bring art to the community.
Today, I dedicate myself to mural painting projects in the Algarve â starting from SĂŁo Bartolomeu de Messines â but I also take my work to clients and public spaces throughout the country and beyond.
637. Malditas TernuraWe are a collective of women formed by Sisa and Sofi from Buenos Aires, Argentina. We work and as visual artists, teachers and muralists trained at UNA (Universidad Nacional del Arte) and UBA (Universidad de Buenos Aires) in Visual Arts and Graphic Design. We have been working in the field of urban art for more than 10 years individually and in 2021 we decided to form this collective. We run an art studio in the city of Buenos Aires where we manage residencies and exhibitions for artists. We are founding members of the Argentinean Association of Women Muralists (AMMURA). We have participated in international urban art festivals in Europe and Latin America such as Vigo Cidade de Cor in Galicia; Asalto in Zaragoza, Spain; Urban Act in Athens, Greece; Ms Artville in Hamburg, Germany; Pictopia in Medellin, Colombia; 33 Grados in Mercedes, Uruguay, among others.
638. James KlingeJames Klinge (b. 1983) is an artist from Glasgow, Scotland that brings an exciting contemporary approach to traditional forms of portraiture and figurative painting, specialising his technique with hand cut stencils and spray paint.
The subjects in his paintings aim to tell a story whether from historic influence or based on current affairs through his unique style and execution not only in his works on canvas, but also in his ability to work on a larger scale for his mural creations.
Previously, Klinge had worked successfully anonymously under the pseudonym âKlingatronâ which he decided to retire at the start of 2016 for personal and professional reasons. His work saw a dramatic change at this time as well bringing a combination of intricacy and detail from his work delivered from his stencils complimented what he describes as âcontrolled chaosâ from expressive mark making from his palette knife. Whilst inspired by the classical masters of figurative painting, Klinge has dedicated the past two decades developing his control with spray paint to manipulate it in an unseen unique way. From this his figurative and portrait paintings leave the viewer in amazement through texture and striking marks that they are looking at an oil painting rather than something straight from a can.
Through this unmatched execution of painting that has allowed James Klinge to also exhibit his paintings internationally during the past two decades.
639. ISA & MANWe are Isa & Man â a duo of mural artists driven by the desire to transform urban spaces into open-air galleries. Through our work, we seek to highlight the history, memory, and identity of each place, celebrating its cultural and human heritage.
Every project begins with deep immersion in the site. We study its history, environment, and community, listening to its stories and observing its rhythms. This thoughtful and sensitive approach allows us to create artworks that resonate with their surroundings â both visually striking and rich in meaning. Each wall becomes a narrative surface, a visual witness to a unique story waiting to be told.
To us, mural painting is a universal language. It transcends cultural and linguistic barriers, speaks directly to the viewer, and invites everyone to stop, feel, and reflect. Itâs an accessible and living art form that restores a sense of humanity and meaning in the public space.
We strongly believe in community involvement. Engaging with local people, listening to them, and including them in the process helps strengthen social bonds and fosters a shared sense of pride. It is in this exchange that art finds its greatest power.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.