All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
161. 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.
162. Dr.AWNorwegian/Belgian artist, medical doctor and environmental enthusiast!
Former tag: @Tegnepinne
164. 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 dedicating himself exclusively to murals, he approaches contemporary art through painting on paper, canvas and wood and experiment with street art, draw, music and digital painting.
Nature, metaphysics and minimalism are vital influences in his life and work.
165. 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.
166. SpearAfter earning a degree in Architecture, Corentin Spear traveled the world, creating murals that reflect diverse social realities. These experiences deepened his awareness of the human condition and led him to question our lifestyles and values. His art serves as a way to share reflections and provoke dialogue on today’s society.
Blending Romantic painting codes with modern narratives, Spear’s works are contemporary manifestos, shedding light on current social struggles and the need to defend hard-won rights. Central to his work is a belief in the transformative power of younger generations. Through their determined faces, he highlights their role as symbols of resilience, resistance, and hope.
For Spear, Mutual Aid is not just a theme but a principle for building a fairer future. His art invites us to imagine and take part in creating a society rooted in solidarity and collective action.
167. SMILEIvo Santos was born in Lisbon in 1985. From a very young age he was interested in drawing, driven by his mother, it was through two cousins that interest turned into passion. In the 1990s, through the film Beat Street and the sounds of Vanilla Ice, Kriss Kross or MC Hammer, discovers the love for Hip Hop Culture, embracing Graffiti as the following strand. At the beginning of the new millennium he risks spray painting for the first time, using the pseudonym SMILE, with cans from a hardware store. Not obtaining the desired result, he dedicates the following couple of years to perfecting the technique and materials. In 2001, when he returns to the streets, he immediately demonstrates his talent, winning the Odivelas Graffiti Contest the following year. From there, several interventions arise, mostly for the Ramada Parish Council, where he lived. Its national projection takes place in 2004, when virtually unknown to the community in general, it categorically wins the Oeiras Graffiti Contest, the most important event on that date. This is followed by second place in 2005 and 2006 revalidates the title, cementing its name in the Portuguese artistic elite, reaching international status in 2009, by winning a contest in Barcelona, against consecrated names in world graffiti. The decision to professionalize his art brought him works for such distinct entities as Nissan, Mc Donald's, Billabong, Red Bull, among many others, as well as the sponsorship of Casio G- SHOCK, Sollac Tintas, NEW ERA, Monte Campo and CANON. It also became a regular presence in reports on urban culture in general and graffiti in particular, both on the four main television channels in Portugal and on radio and the internet. High point of his activity as an urban artist obtained it in 2013, where his intervention in the gable of a building in Loures, portraying a young man with a complicated medical history, generated a wave of media solidarity that resulted in the resolution of the problem. The "Bartolo" mural will forever be referenced as a case study of how urban art can help solve social dramas. The internationalization of his art has been taking place, with invitations to participate in events in the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Malta and Brazil. At the same time, he created the First Art Atelier&Gallery, a space open to the public, and which serves as a place for exhibition and presentation of projects (visual and/or sound) of national and foreign artists. He is currently the President of ACUParte, a Non-Profit Cultural Association, which aims to promote and energize Urban Culture throughout the country, through experimentation, innovation and development in Visual, Performing and Sound Arts. It currently resides in the parish of Pontinha, in the Municipality of Odivelas.
170. 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.
171. 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.
173. MateMATE artist
I was born in a little town near Milan and I currently live in Berlin. Since 2008 I have been spray painting murals in Italy, in several cities in Europe Brasil balcans countries, USA. I graduated from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, and
definitely my studies’ path influenced the gradual transition from graffiti to street art, mainly to figurative realism. I prefer to define my work as a continuous work
in progress, as so many media I like to experiment with on both murals and
studio artworks. Above all, I like to deal with social issues. Through street art, all
my artworks are accessible to everyone, I can talk to people, tell stories on the subjet I am painting. I have exhibited in several solo and group collections. Since 2010 I have been actively working in urban, private and institutional contexts but I also love to be a regular feature in graffiti and street art festivals all over the World.
174. Julian Clavijo - PACHIJulian Clavijo is a nationally and internationally renowned Award Winning Artist currently based in Melbourne, Australia. Thanks to his active participation in the production of "Memoir of a Snail" as Principal Sculptor, prompts and puppet making as well as background and skies, this film has been nominated to A Golden Globe and The Academy Awards - Oscars for Best Feature Animated Film, making him the only muralist ever to be nominated to such accolades.
A painter and sculptor since a very early age, Julian has demonstrated an enormous capacity to professionally establish his practice and style in Australia, South America, USA, Europe and the Middle East. After graduating in 2011, Julian started exploring the possibility of translating his photorealistic oil painting technique on to mural painting at any scale. By mixing spray painting skills, commonly use in the world of street art, and the traditional brush work techniques almost resembling classical fresco murals, Julian can achieve striking hyper-realistic results by painting murals at monumental scales in public spaces. This has earned him the respect and demand of the urban art community in Australia and around the globe.
175. 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.
176. OZEARVOzearv, born , in Lisbon, Portugal, is a visual artist who has made a name for himself in the world of street art. After studying visual arts , he began creating murals and artworks in the streets of his hometown, quickly gaining recognition for his unique and eye-catching style.
His murals often feature vibrant, colorful images of vandalized birds and nature, capturing the beauty and fragility of the natural world.
Despite the often transient nature of street art, Ozearv has managed to create a lasting impact with his work, leaving an indelible mark on the urban landscapes where he creates. His pieces can be found in cities around the world, from Lisbon to Berlin,
As a prolific painter, Ozearv is constantly pushing the boundaries of his art, experimenting with new techniques and styles to create works that are both visually stunning and emotionally powerful. His dedication to his craft and passion for creating art ,resonates with people of all backgrounds.
178. NolNOL (Michaël Nolta)
The Netherlands-based artist has a style which can only be described as bubbly.
Everything he creates looks alive, is very round and looks as if it has been inflated.
Nol has created his own creatures to go along with this aesthetic which look like living balloons in themselves.
His creatures consist out of bold solid colors and bold black fluent lines which are used a lot in screen printing process, his other love.
This is also where his passion for crisp vector lookalike work comes from, as he tries to make his work look like as it has been machine made but in fact is done by hand.
In addition to his canvas work, he also likes to work as much as possible on walls. At present there are walls of him located in Vietnam, Ireland, England, Germany, Belgium and of course the Netherlands.
Since 2020 Nol is also dipping his toes into Virtual Reality art, which has resulted in a hide and seek tour in Bristol during Upfest.
People could search for his creatures and after they found them (and scanned them with their phone) they would pop up behind walls or bushes.
Nol’s main goal is to generate joy in people with his work.
179. Osiris RainOsiris Rain is an international muralist and figurative painter trained at the Angel Academy of Art in Florence and under Odd Nerdrum in Norway. He is the founder of Osiris Rain Studios, The Can Jam Mural Festival, TOAH Outdoor Gallery, and The NC Academy of Art. His work is featured in publications like Juxtapoz and Fine Art Connoisseur. His murals and paintings are in private and public collections, including the European Museum of Modern Art and the National Portrait Gallery in London.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.