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Fabio Petani121. Fabio PetaniStrong are the messages of our alchemist Fabio Petani, who mixes chemical and botanical knowledge in an investigating union of the natural essence. Work that winks at the ancient popular wisdom of recognizing plants, but his work is a deeper research, each of his works is a piece of a herbolarium and of the table of elements. Nothing is given to chance, each plant and each element are chemically linked together, this natural and alchemical link between plants and elements develops, because everything is linked to the territory in which the intervention is carried out. Fabio leaves scattered throughout the world reflections aimed at respect for nature and every molecule. The alchemical dichotomy of the universe is represented. Everything is represented with strong delicacy, the color palette is almost always soft and gives elegance to his works, the colors always chosen to embellish the pages are from his herbarium in the most balanced way possible with the surrounding landscape, so much from a distance his works as one with the previous architecture. To counteract this kindness he contrasts the use of vigorous geometric elements, which break up the linear vision of the whole, the focal point of his works are the phytomorphic figures, which are not banal decorative elements but the botanical heritage of the territory in which they act, these elements floral tend to establish a solid relationship between work and territory. Thus they create the message for those who identify it to regain possession of the natural knowledge of the world, investigating it with a new look, deepening it with the means of science. Because this alchemical combination will bring us back to appreciate what surrounds us and may perhaps be the key to understanding a part of universal functioning.
Mots122. Motsvisual art duo // www.mots.pt
Siegfried Vynck123. Siegfried VynckSea salted spraycan artist Instagram: vynck1 Realism><Graffuturism
Ben Peeters124. Ben PeetersBen Peeters is a Belgian artist based in Hasselt. His work is a unique mix of paintings, murals, digital and tattoo work. He is characterized by minimalism, refined details and the use of strong colors. He is inspired by elements found in nature, often extracting and simplifying organic forms into colorful portraits and landscapes. His work is playful and triggers the imagination of the viewer with ideas of freedom and happiness, which are a recurrent thematic element in his work. Ben Peeters explores the boundaries between fiction and reality. His art evokes a personal and imaginary world, where organic structures, landscapes, elements of plant life and abstract vivid colorful shapes meet and create a curious mixture of movement and contrast. In his search for the essence, he deliberately simplifies his subjects so that nothing remains except the most important parts, this allowing the viewer to make his or her own associations.
Inkie125. InkieTom Bingle aka Inkie, has emerged as one of the most prolific graffiti writers in UK history working across fashion, jewellery, design and the visual arts. He received International recognition following his infamous role in the 1989 UK police raid ‘Operation Anderson’. Noted as the largest UK graffiti bust, Inkie was identified as the ‘Kingpin’, and was arrested along with 72 other graffiti writers.
 Inkie’s work is characterised by a unique collaboration of graffiti and figurative imagery. His widely recognised style draws on Art Nouveau influences with an unmistakeable urban twist; portraits of beautiful women are usually accompanied by poignant words or phrases; faces are understated, almost anime and are framed with his iconic stylised flowing hair. He has worked as head of design for SEGA Europe, Xbox and until recently, worked as Jade Jagger’s in-house designer. He also runs a print and design studio. His work is coveted by celebrity followers including Cara Delevigne, Robbie Williams, Jade Jagger, Fatboy Slim and Sean Pertwee and has exhibited worldwide both on the streets and in galleries from Los Angeles and Paris to Tokyo and Moscow.
Trébol126. TrébolStop explaining your artwork
Dridali127. DridaliAdrián Mateo known artistically as Dridali, is an urban artist born in 1995 in the city of Valencia, Spain. Dridali started in the world of Urban Art in April 2017, and what started as a hobby has become his way of life, creating his own company as a freelance artist. His work focuses on creating faces of people with a hyper-realistic style that characterizes him, mainly using the spray technique, however he does works of different themes and scope, thus demonstrating his versatility. "I try that my work is not a simple reproduction of a photograph, my main objective is to represent the perfect expression of the person portrayed, turning the public space into a space for reflection. I am lucky to paint in the largest museum of the world: the street, the one that allows entry to all citizens, regardless of gender, economic situation or religion". Dridali's works can be found in different locations in Spain and in countries such as France, Kosovo, Norway, Morocco, Germany, Sweden, Senegal or Sri Lanka. Dridali is a graduate in Primary Education from the University of Valencia. It was in this university period that he started in the world of Street art. In recent years, he has carried out different educational projects in various schools in Valencia, Morocco and Senegal, where art becomes a tool for social inclusion, always bringing to debate the importance of art not as a discipline, but as something vital.
Cecko128. CeckoInspired by mother nature and the wonders of being alive. Striving every day to evolve my art and be a better person because of it. Peace & love ✌🏼❤️
petits.clowns129. petits.clowns🤡🎪Little clowns to be discovered 🎨🥰Decorating with some fun la ville rose 📍Toulouse, France
Ernesto Maranje130. Ernesto MaranjeErnesto Maranje is a Cuban-American artist born in Chicago, Illinois in 1983 and raised in Miami, Florida. Ernesto’s work explores flora and fauna, biological evolution, and plant and animal relationships. He renders these ideas with acrylic and spray paint on large-scale murals and canvas.
Lapiz131. LapizLAPIZ is living in Hamburg, Germany, but taught himself to paint on the streets of Dunedin (New Zealand). In Africa he worked on HIV and the shocking social contrasts were processed via public interventions. While living in Buenos Aires (Argentina) he started painting huge technical stencils. His colourful and intelligent works reflect on social, political and current issues.
Goyo203132. Goyo203
El Rey de la Ruina133. El Rey de la RuinaEl REY de la RUINA, in English: "The King of the Ruins" is the pseudonym and manifesto of an artist born in Barcelona, but who has lived in Madrid for more than 15 years. Through graffiti and painting in public spaces he shows us a personal vision of society, full of iconic images that, through repetition, are inserted into the retina of the passerby and become a vehicle for acidic and poetic messages. Plastically, his work is a collage of styles, plots and primary colors in vibrant combinations. In his graphic and mural work, the floral motifs, hearts, hands and symbolic objects tell us endless stories, sometimes of protest and rage, sometimes of poetry and inspiration. With clear and powerful drawing work and lines, a high-contrast color range and a series of vibrant geometric games and compositions, the artist plays with the musicality of the image while working with inspiring and ironic messages and conceptual games on the public space, contributing to all kind of new thoughts, discussions and conversations to the walker and society. In his own words: I believe that my work works on two levels, an optical level close to op-art and a conceptual level, close to Pop art or even Punk, in which the important thing is the message and the provocation. The visual part has something lysergic and psychedelic and connects with surreal and fantastic thinking, it captures the eye and hypnotizes with the vibration of the colors, it has an acidic flavor, which can almost be noticed on the tongue and palate, like a bauble that traps you in a world of wonder that is actually a trap. This trap becomes evident when you become aware of the physical and material part of the image, let's say that the realistic and critical part punches you in the face, as if you had fallen through the burrow hole to hit a wall of reality.
Mister Copy134. Mister CopyBorn and raised in the vibrant and diverse city of Johannesburg, South Africa. I have always been attracted to the idea of color and art. I began at a young age. Falling in love with the art form of graffiti, I started spray painting illegally on the streets. Avoiding the Law and the dangers of graffiti, I slowly gravitated towards portrait murals. Now based in Paris, France, I mainly focus on photo-realism, but still keep close to my love for traditional graffiti, incorporating splashes of colour, drips and graffiti tags merged into my murals. You may identify my style with 45 degree lines cutting through my artworks with differnt opacity levels. “Modern Mythology” is my recent series of artworks, where I focus on ancient tales of Gods and Goddesses from differnt cultures around the world, only to add my own modern day twist to it by displaying these prolific figures in a way that people can relate too.
Any135. AnyANY è l'acronimo di About New York. Nel suo nome è sotteso l'amore folgorante per la Grande Mela che permea molte delle sue opere, ma anche la volonta di essere “uno qualsiasi”, confuso tra la folla. Formatosi all’Istituto d'Arte Pietro Selvatico di Padova, ha successivamente proseguito gli studi all’Accademia di Belle Arti e alla Facolta di Architettura di Venezia, percorsi che hanno influenzato la sua sensibilita estetica e compositiva. Dopo un periodo di distacco dalla pittura, ha iniziato a esprimersi con l'uso della fotografia utilizzando i negativi fusi con tecniche pittoriche, serigrafie, cianotipie e altro per poi passare alla sola fotografia, ma è proprio durante i frequenti soggiorni a New York che riaccende il suo linguaggio artistico, riprendendo la tecnica del carboncino, ora arricchita da decise incursioni di colore. L’esperienza immersiva nel quartiere di Bushwick, a Brooklyn, celebre per la sua scena di street art, segna una svolta. Affascinato dal lavoro di maestri come Eduardo Kobra, Any sceglie di “portare in strada” la sua arte, integrando l’uso dello stencil per reinterpretare la propria produzione pittorica in chiave urbana. E' proprio a New York che realizza una campagna di affissioni e alcuni lavori nella celeberrima Freeman Alley nel Lower East Side a Manhattan. Le sue opere nascono spesso da scatti fotografici personali, trasformati in narrazioni visive che spaziano da vedute urbane a ritratti emotivamente intensi. Attraverso queste immagini, lo sguardo dell’artista si alterna tra l’ampiezza della metropoli e l’intimita delle storie individuali, cogliendo frammenti di umanita nel quotidiano. In anni recenti, la sua ricerca si è orientata verso tematiche civili e sociali, affrontate con sensibilita visiva e senso critico, facendo della citta di New York non solo musa ispiratrice, ma anche metafora universale delle complessita del vivere contemporaneo. Sguardi ampi che abbracciano una citta e i suoi simboli prima di essere catturati da un dettaglio e concentrarsi improvvisamente sulle persone e le loro esistenze, raccontate da un momento, un'emozione. Un percorso in continua evoluzione ANY is an acronym for About New York. His name embodies a passionate love for the Big Apple that permeates many of his works, but also a desire to be "anyone," blending in with the crowd. Educated at the Pietro Selvatico Art Institute in Padua, he subsequently continued his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts and the School of Architecture in Venice, courses that influenced his aesthetic and compositional sensibility. After a period away from painting, he began to express himself through photography, using negatives fused with pictorial techniques, silkscreens, cyanotypes, and other techniques. He then moved on to photography alone. However, it was precisely during his frequent stays in New York that he rekindled his artistic language, returning to the charcoal technique, now enriched with bold incursions of color. The immersive experience in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn, famous for its street art scene, marked a turning point. Fascinated by the work of masters like Eduardo Kobra, Any chooses to "take his art to the streets," integrating the use of stencils to reinterpret his pictorial production with an urban twist. It was in New York that he created a billboard campaign and several works in the famous Freeman Alley on Manhattan's Lower East Side. His works often originate from personal photographs, transformed into visual narratives that range from urban views to emotionally intense portraits. Through these images, the artist's gaze alternates between the vastness of the metropolis and the intimacy of individual stories, capturing fragments of humanity in everyday life. In recent years, his research has focused on civil and social issues, which he addresses with visual sensitivity and critical thinking, making New York City not only a muse but also a universal metaphor for the complexities of contemporary life. Broad glances that encompass a city and its symbols before being captured by a detail and suddenly focusing on people and their lives, told by a moment, an emotion. An ever-evolving journey
Oriol Arumi136. Oriol ArumiOriol Arumí began his artistic career as an illustrator at a young age. He made the transition to oil painting while studying Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona. A lover of nature, for over twenty years he painted countless landscapes, as well as portraits and works that straddle the line between realism and fantasy. In the last twelve years, coinciding with his move to Lleida, he has made the leap to mural painting. Oriol Arumí's murals have a great visual impact, with a very realistic style, designed to grab the attention of citizens and make them reflect. They give voice to minority groups, promote healthy lifestyles, recover historical memory, convey surprise, culture, and joy, and ultimately reclaim spaces that were once part of nature but have been transformed by consumerist human activity into drab, ugly, and monotonous places.
Letterknecht137. LetterknechtI’ve been trying to draw and paint letters and logos since 1995. I’m a sign painter, street artist, logo designer, teacher and retired DJ.
Monochromatic Melbourne138. Monochromatic MelbourneBlack & white street photographer in Melbourne turning captures into collaged street art.
Daniela Guerreiro139. Daniela GuerreiroDaniela Guerreiro is a Portuguese artist, born in 1992 in Faro. Today she lives in Lisbon where she finds most of her inspiration. She studied Visual Arts at the Faculty of Algarve from 2013 to 2014, and then painting from 2014 to 2016, at the Belas Artes de Lisboa. Daniela is a figurative painter whose main intention of her work is to show reality, naked and raw, that is, her vision of the world. Painting allows you to capture individual and collective experiences in a more explicit concept. Each of them embodies the concept of social exclusion, shame, depression, insecurity, violence, etc., namely feelings that are little heard and talked about by society. While oil paintings individualize society, murals and street paintings aim to cover a broader, collective environment. The use of unconventional models allows you to convey a hidden beauty between each of them, where you look for a hidden and raw beauty of each character, working on color and the interaction between light and darkness. A personal and global journey in search of health and bodily connection is her main goal as a visual artist. “We need diversity in the examples around us. And we all need a healthier relationship with our bodies and with our image, to relate to the world.”
Ciclope140. CiclopeCiclope is a project that uses different languages like design, architecture and communication to create a dialogue. Expression and human exchange are the main power source of this artistic experience. The work’s strength relies on an intimate relationship with nature, its power and its organic shapes. Simultaneously, the presence of more rigid elements such as lines, curves and geometrical components is introduced providing a sense of wholeness to the artistic composition.
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