All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
141. 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.”
144. MrKasMrKas, born in Porto, Portugal, in 1980, is an artist whose creative journey began under the influence of his father, a painter who nurtured his early passion for art.
His artistic journey took a decisive turn in 1999, when he began painting in the streets under the pseudonym Kas, marking the early days of the graffiti and Hip Hop movement in Porto.
In 2010, MrKas relocated to Spain and subsequently lived in Belgium and the United Kingdom, experiences that enriched his artistic vision.
Over the years, his work has evolved beyond the streets, gracing murals, canvases, museums, and exhibitions worldwide.
MrKas draws inspiration from people – their emotions, stories, and circumstances – making travel an essential part of his creative process. His murals are often rooted in the culture and history of the places where he paints, creating a dialogue between art and community.
Visually, he experiments with deconstructing images, transforming them into unique compositions characterized by 3D effects, abstract patterns, and anamorphic shapes.
His photorealistic technique combines precision with creativity, resulting in striking pieces that challenge perception and invite contemplation.
Today, MrKas continues to reflect his journey and influences, blending personal narratives and global perspectives into a distinctive and impactful artistic universe.
145. Monochromatic MelbourneBlack & white street photographer in Melbourne turning captures into collaged street art.
146. Isaac CarusoHello, my name is Isaac Nicholas Caruso. I'm an artist, sculptor and children's book author. I wrote and illustrated Sam & Sara, the first picture book EVER created ENTIRELY with murals! It tells the story of a neurodivergent child exploring her imagination. 54 murals where created throughout my home state of Arizona to tell this story.
I make public art to communicate with communities. The imagery I paint is powerful and uplifting, so that I may transform my surroundings with positivity. My humble service as an artist is to create visual narratives that bind people together. I treat the act of painting murals as a performance piece, by showing my love for the neighborhoods I work with I strive to involve the community as much as possible in my process. Either for the sake of place-making, entertaining, or enhancing the urban landscape, I try to make our world feel more connected through public art.
147. EMYART-SEmeline Mougeot, connue sous le pseudonyme « Emyart’s », est une artiste française née au Chesnay le 8 février 1992. Elle émerge comme une figure importante parmi les artistes féminines contemporaines. Son œuvre, empreinte de couleurs vives et de contrastes saisissants, explore les nuances entre le rêve et la réalité, l’ombre et la lumière, le biologique et le digital créant ainsi un univers visuel captivant. Passionnée par l’esthétique futuriste et les sciences, son travail explore dans certaines créations la dynamique entre l’humain et les technologies émergentes.
Après avoir poursuivi des études à l’Ecole Boulle à Paris de 2011 à 2016, Emy entame une carrière dans le domaine du luxe, plus spécifiquement en tant que designer de Haute Joaillerie. Toutefois, son amour pour le dessin la pousse à élargir ses horizons créatifs et à explorer le monde de l’art sous toutes ses formes, notamment l’art de rue.
148. JuzpopJuzpop is an Australian artist known for her bold, surreal, and experimental style. From street art to large-scale murals, her work can be found in many corners of the world, bringing vibrant energy and good juju to urban spaces.
149. Susan RespingerPerth based artist, Susan Respinger has been honing her skills in drawing and painting for most of her life. From a young age Susan loved creating very detailed drawings on paper and playful, colourful paintings on large canvases.
In 2016 Susan made the leap from large canvas paintings to even larger mural painting, pushing her work further in to the public eye and providing her the opportunity to create pieces of art which interact with the surrounding environment. Amongst the extensive range of commercial projects Susan has completed, two of her most well-known are the native flora and fauna paintings and portrait of Courtney Ugle on the Bulwer Plaza building in North Perth and the portrait of Frida Kahlo on Stirling Highway in North Fremantle for the Mexican homewares and jewellery shop Plata Bonita.
One of the notable attributes of Susan’s work is the variety of different subject matter. She does not stick to one particular theme in her art. Instead she explores extremely varied topics, always with an underlying tone of light-heartedness and fun.
When she’s not creating, you can find Susan immersing herself in Western Australia’s incredible natural coast line and outback where she draws a lot of inspiration.
150. Nico CathcartBio-
Nico Cathcart is a Deaf/Hard of Hearing painter and muralist hailing from Toronto, Ontario, and currently living in Richmond, Virginia. A member of the all women paint crew Few and Far, her work creates highly-realistic, socially informed intersectional activations on both walls and canvas. An experienced mural painter, she has worked on walls across the country. You can find her paintings in the permanent collection of the Virginia Museum of History and Culture, and her work has been shown at many prominent galleries across the country, including ABV Gallery, and Modern Eden. In 2020, Nico was honored as an Agent of Change for her use of activism in art by the VMHC, and in 2023 her work “Age and Grace” won a National Mural Award and was recently named as one of Style Weekly’s “Best Places to view Public Art”in Richmond. Nico worked to curate, and take part in the national campaign, Artists 4 ERA in support of the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment. In 2023, Nico was named one of the Top 40 Artists to Watch by New York Cities Culture Candy and Up Street Art Magazine. Recently Nicos work has been published in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, and My Modern Met. She was highlighted as one of 50 globally influential women muralists in the book “Street Art by Women” in 2024. In 2025 Nico’s work won the Susanna Kelly Art Award, and was awarded a Sam and Adele Golden Artist Residency.
You can find Nico discussing her work in the emmy-winning documentary Mending Walls, as well as a 2018 TEDTalk about her work, and disability.
151. 10.Dig10.Dig is a stencil artist from Bergen. Stencils are mostly used to create the art. Making new stencils is always a test of patience, and much of the time is spent cutting them out. But it is incredibly satisfying to see the finished results after they have been sprayed. I have been involved in a few projects so far. I was lucky to be invited to Kleppestø secondary school on Askøy (just outside Berge) and paint 6 of my pictures on the school walls. Many artists have visited the school and left their mark on it. Askøy's mayor also received a canvas painted by me as a thank you for allowing us to paint at school, this was distributed by Øistein Jakobsen.
152. 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.
154. SatrSATR who lives and works in Guangzhou has been involved in street art since 2013. Her original technique of using spray paint atomization to create unique contours and shapes, makes the animals in her paintings appear to be extremely dynamic with a smoky quality to their edges. She experiments with and widely researches the use of transparent graffiti spray paint, making her work stand out from the traditional Chinese painting style. In addition to using atomization and transparency, she also successfully uses ink and wash to create the perfect balance between the boldness of Western graffiti contrasted by the delicate brush strokes of Eastern-style paintings. There is a strong Oriental undertone in Satr’s work, and she acknowledges this significance with the use of ancient seal-engraved signatures.
155. Erb MonErb Mon is a painter and muralist who began by pasting his images on the streets, being a pioneer of paste up in Barcelona. Creating in public space becomes his priority and he begins to paint walls.
After years of exclusively dedicating himself to murals, he approaches contemporary art through painting on paper, canvas and wood and experiments with digital art, music, fashion and installation. Nature and metaphysics are vital influences in his life and work.
156. Damien_MitchellDamien Mitchell is an acclaimed street artist originally from Australia, now based in Brooklyn, New York. Known for his striking and highly detailed murals, Mitchell has gained international recognition for his ability to transform urban landscapes with his art. His work is characterized by its photorealistic style, often featuring large-scale portraits and scenes that capture the essence of the people and communities he portrays.
Mitchell’s journey into street art began in his teenage years when he started experimenting with graffiti in his hometown of Wagga Wagga. His passion for art eventually led him to explore more sophisticated techniques, and he began to develop the distinctive style that now defines his work. Mitchell's murals can be found in cities around the world, from New York and Chicago to Prague and Lisbon.
In addition to his technical skill, what sets Mitchell apart is his ability to convey deep emotion and narrative through his art. His murals often tackle social and political themes, reflecting his interest in issues such as inequality, identity, and the human condition. Despite the scale of his work, Mitchell is known for his meticulous attention to detail, which brings a sense of realism and immediacy to his pieces.
Beyond the streets, Mitchell's work has also been featured in galleries and exhibitions, where he continues to push the boundaries of his medium. His contributions to the street art scene have made him a respected figure in both the artistic community and the public eye.
Damien Mitchell continues to create impactful art that resonates with a global audience, using the streets as his canvas to engage with the world around him.
157. MandiohAmanda Arrou-tea (aka Mandi Oh) was born in the coastal city San Sebastián, Basque Country, in the North of Spain.
From a very young age she felt a connection with the mermaids, feeling in her whole being that they were real, so she started looking for her female clan in every sea, river and pool.
As a deep Cancerian she started portraying with oil paint her vision of feelings when she was only 9 years old.
As obvious as it sounds, she started studying Fine Arts and chased the opportunities of going to different Universities with Erasmus and Seneca scholarships between Spain and France which made her develop a wider sight on paint, photography and video.
After finishing the degree in Fine Arts she was still hungry of knowledge and moved to Mexico to continue her studies -strategically close to the cenotes where she had found her first mermaid a couple of years before.
Some years of mystical energies, paint, sea salt, more paint, studies, curatorships, hot weather and more paint were enough to make her decide move to Berlin, Germany, to focus on her artistic career for good.
She now resides in Berlin where her studio is and travels for developing artistic projects.
158. Reskate StudioReskate is a collective formed by Minuskula (María López - 1980) and Javier de Riba (1985), from Donostia-San Sebastián and Barcelona respectively.
Their workshop and studio is located in the Sants district of Barcelona. Influenced by classic sign-painting, popular culture, and graphic design, their work includes murals, illustrations, exhibitions and installations.
As a collective, they believe firmly that the aesthetics, techniques, and materials used must never be unthinking or gratuitous - on the contrary, they must exist solely as a vessel to convey and amplify the work’s underlying message.
In their murals, they present works that are connected with the space around it, representing stories and facts of the local culture. Through this, they make visible the identity of the mural’s surroundings.
They have painted around the world. From Catalonia to China including Basque Country, Portugal, France, Germany, Belgium, Romania, Austria, Açores Islands or USA.
159. EYES-BEyes-B, a painter and graffiti artist based in Brussels, has been drawing since he can remember. He has also now been painting for more than 20 years. . He has gradually developed his technique by using more of a “freestyle” approach—improvisation and spontaneity guide his work. Lately, Eyes-B has started putting his classic graffiti aside to focus on abstract painting. The readability of the letter has been replaced by a moving form, images that carry sound. Music is his work’s main driver. The rhythm shapes his strokes and dictate his movements—earning him the nickname of “the conductor ». Rhythm, silence, repetition, break, dynamism… every aspect of the songs he listens to are highlighted in his paintings. The many layers in each sound bring him to create different textures and each rhythm, a movement smooth or irregular, fast or slow, until the game of composition can achieve the perfect balance.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.