Murmure

<div>"Dung Beetle" is the latest mural created by the French duo Murmure Street for the Point de Vue Festival in Bayonne organized by SpaceJunk Bayonne. This monumental mural is part of their "Garb-age" series which is based on dreamlike and poetic twists of the garbage bag. This object, symbol of our era and our consumerist civilization, that invades our daily life and the environment.</div><div><br>This work features a dung beetle, a coprophagous insect that is essential to the ecosystem because of its ability to recycle feces, thus contributing to good soil fertility. The excrements are replaced here by a garbage bag, which reduced to the scale of the insect, becomes an allegory of the overconsumption and proliferation of waste ever more important in our environment.<br>Through the representation of this insect and its unknown importance to the general public, the work questions the importance of recycling plastic waste. But above all on the tendency of developed countries to shift the problem to developing countries which are not equipped to cope with such an influx of waste. This contributing to the emergence of illegal, unregulated and extremely polluting treatment solutions (open incineration, illegal dumps, etc.) which impact the environment of these countries and their future generations. One of the many ecological issues which our societies seem deliberately blind to, seeming to hope that nature will solve the problem for itself.<br><br>This mural was painted with acrylic and brush on a Basque pelota playground, intentionally in a very realistic render from a distance, and as you approach you can see the brushstrokes and the color work. Rather than painting the entire wall and removing its natural beauty, Murmure decided to play with a color gradient for the background that merges with the original tones of the wall. Bringing depth to the work by detaching it from its support through a subtle play of shadows, thus reinforcing the realism sought by artists while preserving this symbol of Basque culture and heritage. The wall is thus reflected both on the trash bag but specially on the shell of the insect giving an impression of movement to the work.</div>

Dung Beetle

C215

<div>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, Bayonne (France)</div>

Chat

Oakoak

Rapetout

Reskate Studio

Hizkuntza

•NILS•

Untitled

Rémy Uno

Nina

Lorcolors

<div>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, Bayonne (France)<br><br></div>

LGBT

Zalez

<div>Street &amp; stencil artist, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/zalez_studios/?hl=fr">ZALEZ</a> is french, hyperactive and always in a quest for trying new things. After studying&nbsp; Design, Architecture and finally Beaux-Arts, he tries graffiti with a crew named « Zone Agrée Libertaire Éduquée ». His work spins around women identity, creates provocative paradoxes, mixing nude art technics and modern exposure developed by contemporary urban art. A subtil balance between a classical esthetic and a réactive, by which women owns back full power upon their bodies.<br><br></div><div>This mural is based upon a local sport practiced right next to the wall. Jai-Alai is one of the local cultural fundation.&nbsp; He soon realized that this sport is not very well represented in the women branch and female competition recognized by the federation only sonne 1975 but still not very promoted in comparaison with the men. Before that, you'll find very few informations on the feminine practice although it has been significantly present since the 17th century.&nbsp; <br><br>Zalek thought it was important to give these women some overdue attention in the public space, practicing in the social nautical club of Bayonne, they took the "Nautiquettes" (name reference to the suffragettes of early 20th century). This mural honors their love for Jai-Alai and obstacles equally met with lack of recognition they experience since centuries.<br><br>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, Bayonne (France)</div>

Rwandais

Aheneah

<div>Portuguese designer artist, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/aheneah/">Aheneah</a> (Ana Martins), stands out with a poetic approach on artworks entirely realized with cross stitch. By her process, se tends to explore links between digital &amp; analog tools to : « Deconstruct, decontextualize and transform a traditional technic in modern graphic, bounding cultures and generations. ». The discipline, called «cross stitch bombing», street-art style born in 2005, investing urban cities with thread artworks.<br><br></div><div>While we live an artificial intelligence era, reminding ourselves to our human condition, in a complex ecosystem - rich but also fragile, seems to be quite a challenge. Sometimes, there's no need to improve nor ad anything in our lives, we just need a break&nbsp; to come back to life's true essence and dive deep into Nature... When did you last stop to enjoy it's luxury and own rhythm ?<br><br>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, Bayonne (France)</div>

Immerge

Alf & Gremlins

Deih

Are you ready ?

Fanakapan

<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/fanakapan/">Fanakapan</a> is a very prolific artist based in London who travelled the whole world dropping ballons&nbsp; and other crazy realistic 3D walls in each city he stopped in. Originally from skate culture, he works free hand, particularly known for his balloons typo which became his signature. <br><br>What's even more fascinating in Fanakapan's work is the message hint implemented, basically larger than the first thing we see - and definitely closer to his personality. <br><br>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, Bayonne (France)</div>

Five

Enaer

<div>Born in Paris, <a href=" https://www.instagram.com/adrien.enaer/?hl=fr">Enaer</a> now works and live in Montpellier. Graffiti artist before all, his passion for drawing will lead him to explore different disciplines such as interior &amp; graphic design. You can find this versality in his creations, each mixing portrait with a lot of spontaneity and graphic dynamic movement. Rythmed by sign repetitions and lags, his creations reveal some sort of futuristic composition. The result ends up being transcended by an authentic gesture and speed.</div><div><br>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, Bayonne (France)</div>

RNST

Nik Borroka Maite Dut

Veks Van Hillik

Always Lost In The Sea

Aurel Rubbish

<div>Former forest ranger, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/aurelrubbish/">Aurel Rubbish</a> is now known as one of the most talented “Paper-cut” artists. Represented by Mathgoth's gallery (Paris) his creations are as precious as lace on black paper pasted up on street walls. Inspired by Symbolism, Tattoo &amp; Art Nouveau, he will be one of the first in France to reverse the method and directly paste the stencil rather than spraying it.<br><br>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, Bayonne (France)</div>

Rubbish

Sebas Velasco

Xavier Anunzibai

Hemen Sartzen Dena Bere Etxean Da

Pac Man

MÉTHYL'MNÊ

<div>Artist &amp; illustrator, graduated from Emile Cohl's school, MÉTHYL'MNÊ was also resident artist at "la Mezz" shared workshop during 6 years.&nbsp;<br>Her work is quite metaphorical, poetical, vivid and inspired by multiple universes.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>« Oreka »,&nbsp; means balance in Bask, is a symbol of the artist's bliss, evolving between heaven and earth.<br>It represent movement, inspiration and all the creative process in between.<br><br></div><div>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, Bayonne (France)<br><br></div>

Oreka

Sismikazot

<div>SISMIKAZOT is a french duo, Paul &amp; Rémi, respectively Sismik &amp; Azot - mixed their graffiti writers name to create this project. Based in Cornac (France), the 2 college lads furrow French country, meeting people by painting walls since 2012.<br><br>Each one of them is from a character of the community, tells a story.</div><div>Their approach is either abstract, figurative and typographic - those 3 elements combined help them built the tale inside the painting.<br><br>In Bayonne, they painted "Hitza Hitz" named after an ancient Bask way to conclude a deal, people would shake hands saying this, engaging to honor it. Once this said, there were no going back. The man pictured is a local shepherd they met and choose as a symbol of Bask Culture and Traditions.<br><br>It is one of the first artworks realized as a part of Points de Vue first edition, where it was raining a lot.<br>Quite challenging to paint when the weather is not really on your side, but still - they stood under the rain to finish the wall in time ! <br><br>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, Bayonne (France)<br><br></div>

Hitza Hitz

Isaac Cordal (ESP)

Guy 5

Ador

<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/ador_2049/">ADOR</a> lives and works in Nantes (France), quickly went to put his works up on walls in the street. He drops his little nosy dudes here and there, using a borrowed vocabulary full of childhood, tales or circus - his world parades in a joyful yet discreet walk in the city, waiting for you to come find them. <br><br>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, 2019 - Bayonne (France)&nbsp;</div>

Guichet Fermé

Passionnément

<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/ador_2049/">ADOR</a> lives and works in Nantes (France), quickly went to try on his works up on walls on the street. He drops his little nosy dudes here and there, using a borrowed vocabulary full of childhood, tales or circus - his world parades in a joyful yet discreet walk in the city, waiting for you to come find them. <br><br>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, 2019 - Bayonne (France)&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><br><br></div>

Couvre-chef

Etien'

<pre>Figurative and innovative by passion, always focused on precision of execution, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/etien.fr/">Etien’</a> is always looking for unexpected graphic proposals. His practice of graffiti since 1996 makes him part of the more generalized movement of street-art, particularly through daring wall paintings or surprising anamorphoses. Following no fashion, he tries new skills as often as possible and tackles the most diverse subjects to follow only his desires.

For the <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetartfest/">Points de Vue festival</a> in Bayonne, Etien'transformed the outside of the school building into an aquarium. There is a large anamorphosis which represents a giant betta fish caught in an aquarium.<br></pre>

Betta Fish

Nevercrew

<div>Christian Rebecchi &amp; Pablo Togni are <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nevercrew/">Nevercrew</a>, a Urban Art duo of Swiss artists using their creativity to show engagement for the wildlife.&nbsp;<br>Balancing huge, colorful and bright paintings with mankind's darkness their walls expose a striking contrast in the most conspicuous way possible.&nbsp;<br><br>Most of Nevercrew's realizations represent missing animals and endangered species, sadly a lot of animals are still locked or in bad shape used as attractions in Circus and Zoos. Each painting reports a sad reality in a poetic and surrealist way, telling us the story of how humans devastated world we know today, and which the next generations will blame us for.<br><br>This wall offers whales back to perspective in a region where it used to be tradition to hunt them.<br><br></div><div>📍 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetart/">Festival Points de Vue</a>, Bayonne (France)<br><br></div>

Tides

Dourone

<div>Mural painted for <strong>Points de Vue - Street art festival 2017 </strong><a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetartfest/">@pdvstreetartfest</a>.</div>

“PENSANDO EN UN CAMBIO”

<div>“Esther 00: 00,02" is the first mural of the "Space-time H" series. A serie where I reflect two conceptually opposite phenomena that advance simultaneously: Consolidation and Fragmentation.<br><br>With this serie "Space-time", Dourone want to reflect on the concept of time and speed of the 21st century, the instantaneous journey in which we live, where overinformation is modifying our reading, communication and information habits.<br><br>Mural painted for "Barrioh" organized by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/asalto_org/">@asalto_org</a>.</div>

“Esther 00: 00,02 "

Koz Dos

<div>Mural painted for <strong>Points de Vue - Street art festival 2018 </strong><a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetartfest/">@pdvstreetartfest</a>.</div>

"Punto y flecha sobre el plano"

Taroe

<div>At the back of the Galleries Lafayette, rue Albert 1er<br>Mural painted for Points de Vue - Street art festival 2018 @pdvstreetartfest</div>

Pixel Pancho

<div>"Marinella pensieri volanti": Pixel Pancho’s new finished female robot. Mural painted for <strong>Points de Vue - Street art festival 2018 </strong><a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetartfest/">@pdvstreetartfest</a>.</div>

Marinella pensieri volanti

Mantra

<div><strong>Mantra</strong> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mantrarea/">@mantrarea</a> painted a portrait of his beautiful wife, <strong>Vera</strong> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/veraprimavera/">@veraprimavera</a> who is also an artist,a young international painter, producer and tattoo artist from <a href="https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/ecuador/">#Ecuador</a>. He painted in sepia tones because he missed her and wished she could have been with him in Bayonne. The wall was a surprise for Vera who didn’t know about it until it was finished. She loved it.<br><br>Mantra says, " This painting pays tribute to this strong and independent women, to her sensibility and attitude who make her such a unique person. I feel gifted to met her near than 3 years ago and had the honour to follow this beautifull soul in so many adventures.<br><br> Mural painted for <strong>Points de Vue - Street art festival 2018 </strong><a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetartfest/">@pdvstreetartfest</a>.<br>The first&nbsp; Mantra portrait 100% acrylic.</div>

Vera Primavera

Koralie

<div>At the intersection of the rue du Brigadier Muscar et boulevard Jean Jaurès.<br>Mural painted for <strong>Points de Vue - Street art festival 2018 </strong><a href="https://www.instagram.com/pdvstreetartfest/">@pdvstreetartfest</a>.</div>

Monsieur Térez

<div><strong>« Sculpture murale Patatoïdale »&nbsp;<br></strong><br></div><div>- Famille des Patatoïdes -<br>&nbsp;espèce, Muralus Patatoïdus -<br>&nbsp;2018 - research work, done on the wall of the artist's studio, at "l'Uzine à gaZ". 139, 64110 Chemin Beauvallon, Jurançon, France.<br><br>Last photo with Monsieur Térez Himself and Thierry Bordenave, Barber at "Les Hommes Ont La Classe".<br><br></div>

Muralus Patatoïdus

<div><strong><br></strong><br></div><div>- Prototype for new monumental proposals, research work backed by "l'uZine à gaZ", Monsieur Térez's studio -<br><br>Family of Patatoids -<br>&nbsp; Species, Gigantus Patatoïdus -<br>&nbsp; Pau, 2018 -<br><br>Photo shoot with Monsieur Térez Himself by Valérie Toulet.</div>

Le géant saluant

Monkey Birds crew

<div>Mural painted during&nbsp; the exposition "Corpus Mémorial" by the collectif <a href="https://www.facebook.com/MonkeyBirdCrew/?__tn__=KH-R&amp;eid=ARAEMKRUUpkdYnNjl3VNf8OdTKqbFUKrStD29fulH38lJ4nkDnaejxcO-RWmoI_oOTmvPqkTdCxAstL4&amp;fref=mentions&amp;__xts__[0]=68.ARCzNVt2RVnhdyHPkvbiX9rd0f2BlOAOM4gPadUklY4mhvyO0_EATsH4evlOwhMZYLc0J0rfFQvsWlK1ihEAUhVspg2rypscBXYFLbSo1noIFSAct6bYi5kLGPoSvqiK7xzzQWUu30OuHmZIPMFYGDNC_oOZP2GJBO7l7DA4E45Vyjj8H007Yemyis2Yim0IZEfCf8S1Z9sDX1EQl3jvTSJZuCqr-h8Sr0Os2zJnY_Slk1S8rRyDggInUAB4ZK_irc_zC4NseYqNTPjeg1PKjnx1oML7QRdurWQhiw0Y4f0pZs_Hz_OqqJ2lm_HI4gqBdqVdGQLqULKg5tzJEkq01UHm8FQ6_ooafj--AfULK7lA9Bc-T9pwCvYiWDUU4ssmXq5ZeL_p7gaVNcWCTn1OsqRYhB89K2uM8oSsWvmNXn9P4TJZRjlUREQ3C3tJXFLd">MonkeyBird</a><br>for <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Spacejunk.Bayonne/?__tn__=KH-R&amp;eid=ARBx1vTmUngfrvJPhT0HtHiF27cQM-K5IkuR4J3s1769WQikWz7nTRUf_16x2bS46LweKCtxDX1mek_7&amp;fref=mentions&amp;__xts__[0]=68.ARCzNVt2RVnhdyHPkvbiX9rd0f2BlOAOM4gPadUklY4mhvyO0_EATsH4evlOwhMZYLc0J0rfFQvsWlK1ihEAUhVspg2rypscBXYFLbSo1noIFSAct6bYi5kLGPoSvqiK7xzzQWUu30OuHmZIPMFYGDNC_oOZP2GJBO7l7DA4E45Vyjj8H007Yemyis2Yim0IZEfCf8S1Z9sDX1EQl3jvTSJZuCqr-h8Sr0Os2zJnY_Slk1S8rRyDggInUAB4ZK_irc_zC4NseYqNTPjeg1PKjnx1oML7QRdurWQhiw0Y4f0pZs_Hz_OqqJ2lm_HI4gqBdqVdGQLqULKg5tzJEkq01UHm8FQ6_ooafj--AfULK7lA9Bc-T9pwCvYiWDUU4ssmXq5ZeL_p7gaVNcWCTn1OsqRYhB89K2uM8oSsWvmNXn9P4TJZRjlUREQ3C3tJXFLd">Spacejunk Bayonne</a>, november 2016.</div>

Artworks in Bayonne