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61. Alessio-BALESSIO B Artist
Alessio-B is a stencil artist. Create visually powerful messages of optimism. Inspired by the art of Blek Le Rat and Banksy, he began experimenting with graffiti before discovering stencil art and developing his own colorful style. Alessio’s works are featured in the URBAN NATION 2018 exhibition, “UN-DERSTAND The Power of Art as a Social Architect”.
Originally from Padua, Alessio-B brings colorful and joyful messages to the streets. Although big names in the stencil scene have inspired his style, he manages to bring a very distinct touch to this art form: references to Italian and pop culture and subjects of peace, love and positivity make his art stand out. Through his work, Alessio-B conveys a pleasantly anti-formalist vision of street art, which is undoubtedly also due to the artist’s self-taught past as a graffiti artist.
62. Jacqueline de MontaigneAnglo-Portuguese fine art painter and muralist based in Portugal.
With over 130 public and private medium-large scale murals in her portfolio, Jacqueline regularly exhibits her work with fine art galleries in Portugal, Spain and England. The artist has also participated in various renowned international biennales and artist residencies and has had consecutive sell-out solo shows since 2019.
Jacquelines work has a strong emphasis on storytelling through symbology where the cultural heritage of her artworks dynamic locations are extensively explored as well as bringing awareness to local social issues and challenges.
Nature also has a strong presence throughout the artist work where her chosen fauna and flora each have site specific symbolic or historic representation with Floriography (The Language of Flowers) delicately intertwined.
Jaqueline's sustainable watercolour style of painting, even with her murals, leaves a reduced ecological footprint as the water based pigment is diluted and layered the same way watercolours are.
Jacqueline currently divides her time between Cascais, Portugal and Príncipe island in the Gulf of Guinea, where she maintains a full time studio practice.
63. Mr DheoMrDheo is a Porto based street artist that always related to Art.
When he was three years old he began to copy sentences from newspapers and magazines and drawing on his own. Always rejecting any kind of connection to a school or Art course in his childhood, he developed his own techniques, which enabled him to evolve without direct influences.
As an autodidact, the first contact with graffiti appeared at the age of fifteen and soon his drawings turned into countless letter studies. Months later he did his first street painting and started to meet other artists to whom he related and that motivated him to carry on.
Today – after more than two decades of continuous work – Mr.Dheo already made interventions in over fifty cities all over the world. He collaborates with well-known international brands and companies although he keeps the street as the perfect place to create. Versatile, he dedicates himself mostly to photorealistic productions which, together with graphic components, give him a very personal style in constant growth and development.
64. One TruthOne Truth Bros
The street art - graffiti collective "One Truth" started in 2003 and since 2010 it represents the brothers Pase (1981) and Dr.Drax (1983). They started with street art and urban art already in 1998 and put their works on canvases early. Today they are represented in collections and auctions worldwide.
One Truth has gained international recognition for the highly recognizable nature of their artistic signature and imagery, has implemented artworks and public art for city governments, multinational corporations, has won national and international competitions, and was invited by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) to the London 2012 Olympic Games and the Expo Milano Swiss Pavilion in 2015. The One Truth Bros have been traded at div. auctions with legends such as Banksy, Keith Harring, Obey, Cope2, Kaws, Space Invader, Futura, Blek le Rat, Taki 183, Jonone, Harald Nägeli, etc.... Works realized for UBS, FIFA, City of Zurich, Swiss Gouverment & many more. Countless murals implemented around the world.
2016 collaboration with the MY legend “Cope2” 2020 meet “Martha Coper” at the famous “unframed” exhibition..2021 exhibition at Museum Kunsthalle Bern, 2022, 6 works in the Zurich city art collection.
2022 first NFT drop 500 genesis Dog collection Sold out in 2 hours. 2023 Meet "Prince Albert" Street Art Auction in Monaco for his foundation. 2023 We celebrate our 20th anniversary with a movie & book.
The One Truth Dogs have become their trademark, their dogs can be found all over the world #onetruthdog. The two brothers love their two four-legged friends. By appointment you are welcome to visit the One Truth Bros in their studio in Zurich.
65. DouroneFabio Lopez (Madrid, 1985) aka DOURONE is a Spanish artist who, from 1999, devoted himself to graffiti in the streets of Madrid, his hometown.
Very early on, he got involved in the creation of sets for film, television and advertising productions for international brands such as Pointer, Levis, Austin Mini, Lacoste. He also contributed to the sets of the fashion photographer, Eugenio Recuenco.
In 2012, he joined forces with Elodie Arshak. The duo Dourone then invested in international muralism to paint in 21 countries, 59 cities a total of 98 large-format murals.
In parallel, their works are exhibited in galleries in Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, Los Angeles, Dubai, Geneva, Miami, Mulhouse, Atlanta, Munich, Denver, Brussels, Hangzhou.
From 2012 to 2017 their work is based on the concept of SENTIPENSANTE: Feel with the head, Think with the heart.
From 2017 to 2021 they create the FRAGMENTED RECORD concept: a record that relates the adaptation of the human species to our ever-changing planet.
Currently, their work focuses on the concept THINK BUT NOT BELIEVE, a concept that studies the current human condition by including graphic, design, fashion and architectural elements while staging to invite reflection.
66. Melanie CapleMelanie graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Art (Painting) from RMIT and holds a Masters of Arts Management.
As an artist, curator and arts manager, Melanie has worked in multiple capacities within the arts industry.
Over the last decade she has developed her practice to incorporate finely detailed oil paintings and large-scale exterior murals. Examining our relationship with the botanical world around us with a focus on immortalising a sense of place, she uses native flora, colour and avian species to activate walls and canvases to draw attention to the fragility and vibrancy of our landscape.
67. JOYHi. Im JOY. Iẁe done street art with stencils for more than 10 years, mostly in my hometown Bergen.. On this site you`ll find some of my work, but far from all.. enjoy ;)
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68. Kymo OneMet een vast palet aan felle kleuren tracht KYMO ONE eerst en vooral meer leven in het straatbeeld te brengen. Afkomstig uit een liefde voor zowel klassieke kunst, grafisch ontwerp en graffiti duiken er zowel klassieke standbeelden als speelse elementen op in de werken veelal gemaakt met uitsluitend spuitbussen.
69. Vale_StencilValérian Lenud, best known as VALÉ, is a contemporary street artist whose passion for capturing the essence of different cultures and communities shines through his work. Born in France in 1990, VALÉ’s travels around the world serve as the foundation for his stunning artworks.
His art blends traditional portraiture with a colorful, street-art aesthetic, showcasing his experiences and thoughts through his lens.
In addition to cultures, VALÉ is dedicated to representing global issues in his paintings. Children’s rights, peace in conflict zones,
and environmental sustainability are recurring themes he passionately portrays,
aiming to raise awareness and inspire positive change.
VALÉ’s portraits are a celebration of the vibrancy of life and a call to action,
reminding us of the importance of preserving our shared heritage and experiences. In addition, Valérian also engages in social projects and community initiatives, working with local communities to bring awareness and celebrate their unique stories and cultures.
Whether he is creating large-scale murals, spontaneous street pieces on city walls or more intimate canvases, VALÉ’s work is characterized by his ability to bring color and life to the urban landscape and capture the essence of the world around him, with a commitment to using his art to bring people together.
Valérian collaborates with social projects, street-art festivals, galleries and brands around the world. His artworks can be found in France, México, Australia, Thailand, USA, Japan, Norway, Netherlands, Spain, Monaco, Argentina, Chile and Colombia. He has been covered in various street-art books and in newspapers
such as Forbes, StreetArt NYC, Konbini or C’est de l’Art.
70. AbysBorn in 1991, Julien Brouand, alias Abys is a self-taught French artist from Nancy.
Passionate about drawing and cartooning of all kinds from an early age, he discovered graffiti in 2009.
After several years of practicing with various collectives, he turned to a more personal work in 2015 and stood out by creating his own characters which he staged in lively, narrative and colorful compositions mixing characters, decorations, lettering with technicality and delicacy.
71. Andrea BuglisiAndrea Buglisi is a Sicilian painter born in Palermo in 1974. He graduated in Decoration at the Academy of Fine Arts in 1998 with a thesis on Street Art. Since 2005 he teaches Painting Disciplines at the Liceo Artistico E. Catalano in Palermo. Actively involved in urban renewal projects, he describes his research as follows: "A kind of visual trap. I tend to lure the viewer with captivating images in terms of color and composition that wink at design and advertising. However, at a deeper level of reading we see something restless that, through the privileged trace of irony, conveys a critical message to society with its conventions and collective neuroses."
His work often addresses social and political issues, blending realism with surreal and symbolic elements. Buglisi's art frequently explores themes of identity, memory, and collective consciousness, reflecting the complexities of urban life. He draws inspiration from history, literature, and pop culture, using bold colors and intricate details to engage viewers emotionally and intellectually.
72. BaneSwiss artist Fabian "BANE" Florin immerses deeply into our life-world with his urban art. Born in Chur in 1982, BANE has embarked on a journey through abysses and sources of inspiration. His widely appreciated works can be found in cities and art galleries all around the globe, carrying the narratives of his journey as well as his hometown into the world.
73. CalladitosAriadna Galaz and Jorge Peralta, “Los Calladitos” are Mexican muralists and artists, who during the last eight years have painted murals in various urban art festivals in different parts of the world such as Germany, France, Spain, Estonia, USA, Colombia and Mexico.
Calladitos began on the walls, but they are currently working on an animated projects that tell the stories of the universe and the characters that were born in its murals.
74. IotaÉlisa Morlet, known as Iota, lives and works in Brussels.
She has been developing a sensitive style of painting, evoking the elements of nature in all their power, through movement and atmospheric colors, shifting from dark to light hues, and from which emerge enigmatic figures. In a desire to explore the abstraction of emotions, Iota's universe shows the unconscious taking over from reality. Iota's painting takes us to the edge of infinity. Painting on wall or canvas, she has developed a highly accomplished and recognizable pictorial technique.
75. DoesJoos van Barneveld, better known as DOES, was born in Veghel, The Netherlands, in 1982. He trained and played as a professional player for soccer club Fortuna Sittard from the age of 9. In 2010 a knee injury forced him to give up his career as a soccer player and he switched focus to becoming a full-time artist.
76. Adry Del RocioAdry began her career as a painter after winning a children’s art competition at the age of 4. Since then, she has earned 29 local, 11 national, and 23 international awards. The recognition and generous financial help from these awards allowed Adry to continue developing her skills, her career, and her commitment to her primary artistic passion: painting.
At the age of 11, she organized her first solo exhibition. To date, she has had 53 solo and 90 collective art shows in various cities across Mexico, the United States, Cuba, and Spain.
Since her first street painting event in 2008, Adry has been invited to exhibit her skills in festivals in over 20 different countries, including USA, Canada, Colombia, Brazil, Italy, Holland, Germany, Austria, Bulgaria, France, England, Russia, Sweden, Thailand, China, United Arab Emirates, Latvia, Denmark, Israel and in many regions of her home country, Mexico.
77. PeachzzPeachzz found street art in Sheffield's abandoned industries, Allowing her to splash paint over forgotten walls. Her work typically looks at nature and life contrasting with the concrete structures of urban spaces.
She is a painter of large-scale walls. Her style is expressive, with hints of realism all while experimenting with a bold colour palette.
Peachzz has travelled with her work over Europe and has painted as far as America, Colombia & Mexico.
- "a lick of paint never hurt anyone"-
78. EmicEmic is an artist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland working primarily as a muralist. Blending realism with abstraction, Emic has garnered recognition for a distinctive approach to color and tone. His art weaves together figurative, botanical, and geometrical forms, subtly reflecting the complex and layered experience of twenty-first century living
80. Igor Scalisi PalminteriIgor Scalisi Palminteri was born in Palermo in 1973. Aged 20, he joined the Capuchin order, where he spent the following 7 years. A Master of Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Palermo, he has exhibited his works in several solo and collective exhibitions, in Italy and abroad. After his first shows he took his mother’s surname, as she passed away some years before.
Sacredness and saints are a constant theme in his prodcution.
A revised, distorted and sometimes ambiguous sense of sacrality is ubiquitous in his poetic.
While depicting saints as simple human beings, he simultaneously rediscovers their icons, reprocessing them without undermining their sanctity and using them as a starting point for an investigation on human nature and its identity.
He aninated several visual arts workshops for children and teenagers at risk of social exclusion, in cooperation with schools and social services (USSM).
Since 2018 he almost exclusively dedicated himself to interventions in the streets, working in close dialogue with residents with the goal of disseminating a sense of community and care through art. His works’ worth goes well beyond aesthetics, as they become a heritage of the neighbourhoods where they are carried out. During this year, he created some of his most famous murals like THE HOLY DEATH, SAINT BENEDICT THE MOOR, HAIL SAINTE ROSALIA.
In 2018 he also curated POSTCARDS FROM BALLARO’, a project entailing the creation of 5 walls painted by himself, co-curator Andrea Buglisi, Alessandro Bazan, Fulvio Di Piazza and Crazyone. The project had a strong resonance and a deep impact on the urban landscape. The documentary Perspective Ballarò, directed by Cuccia and Bellia, narrating the 5 artistic interventions in the neighbourhood revolving around the historical market, has been distributed by Netflix in 30 countries since 2022.
In 2019 he created SANGU E LATTI on a wall in the Sperone neighbourhood in Palermo, thus starting a journey with the local stakeholders. In 2021 he was one of the co-creators of SPERONE167, with artist CHEKOS and Danilo Alongi from Afea Art & Rooms: the encounter between local residents, associations, schools and many professionals gave birth to a lasting creative alliance propelled by urban art.
In 2022 the documentary The most useless seagull in the world by director Giuseppe Lanno is realeased. The film narrates his story, his interventions in areas at high risk of social exclusion, the places in his daily life, his studio.
Since 2018 he has been cooperating with the architectural firm AM3 to design a new church in the diocese of Agrigento. The Immaculate Heart of Mary Church was consecrated in November 2022. Igor designed and created all sacred furnishings, liturgical ornaments and artwork.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.