Etile

<div>Calligraffiti is defined as a visual art that integrates letters into compositions that attempt to communicate a broader message through writing that has been aesthetically altered to move beyond the literal meaning. Simply put, it is the conscious effort of making a word or group of words into a visual composition</div><div><br></div><div>"This year no limit focused on a suburb rather then the city center.</div><div>I quickly became very familiar with the area around my wall and was treated as a local, with families bringing me coffee and food during my long days.</div><div>Ended up liking my street and the people within it so much so that I put their name into my mural.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Took about 5 days to finish the wall from doing the background to the last stroke of colour.</div><div>Huge thanks to No limit and the Artscape team." say the artist</div><div><br></div><div><br><br></div>

Untitled

<div>Mural by Etile for No Limit Artscape Edition Borås 2020. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Etile uses a style called Calligraffiti, which is a mix between calligraphy and graffiti. He is originally from Karlstad and today works as a tattoo artist in Gothenburg.<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/etile1/">https://www.instagram.com/etile1/</a></div>

Tim Timmey

<div>Mural by Tim Timmey for No Limit Artscape Edition Borås 2020. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Tim Timmey is a self-taught multi-talent who creates everything from huge wooden installations to murals and sculptures. His work often depicts colorful animal motifs, three-dimensional patterns and crazy creatures with a great dose of humor.<br>Tim's installation consists of animals in happy colors that will inspire to play, it is an artwork that you are welcome to climb. Tim wants to create inviting art that encourages imagination and play. Can you see what kind of animals they are?<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/timtimmey/">https://www.instagram.com/timtimmey/</a></div>

Elina Metso

<div>Mural by Elina Metso for No Limit Artscape Edition Borås 2020. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>With a background in game development and illustrations, Elina Metso has experience of many different materials and styles, which is reflected in her artwork. She prefers to paint colourful portraits, often of female or androgynous characters.<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/metso_art/">https://www.instagram.com/metso_art/</a>&nbsp;</div>

Appear37

<div>Mural by Appear37 for No Limit Artscape Edition Borås 2020. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Adam Algotsson, or Appear37, a graffiti artist from Borås who now gets to paint on a large scale on home turf. Adam creates art about what is important to him, this work is about the importance of keeping real instruments and the artist's love for both the music and the form of the classical instruments. He has since created over 100 commissioned murals for both businesses and individuals.<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/appear37/">https://www.instagram.com/appear37/</a></div>

Delicious Brains

<div>Mural by Delicious Brains for No Limit Artscape Edition Borås 2020. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Delicious Brains, or Kim Demåne, is a multifaceted artist doing both exhibitions, murals, album and magazine covers and music videos. He has a playful and colourful style with a lot of details and has previously made art work for the worldwide conference TEDGlobal.<br>Delicious Brain's work created with the family in focus. The work consists of a family that is created by a city. Delicious Brains took a lot of inspiration from the children in the area that he met when he started creating his work that emerged during No Limit.<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/delicious_brains/">https://www.instagram.com/delicious_brains/</a></div>

Vickan

<div>Mural by Vickan for No Limit Artscape Edition Borås 2020. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Vickan is a tattoo and street artist. With her imaginative and characteristic style, she has quickly established herself as a name in the Swedish street art scene. Vickan is originally from Boden and is today based in Stockholm.<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/vickanart/">https://www.instagram.com/vickanart/</a>&nbsp;</div>

Korallpionen & Rickman

<div>Mural by Korallpionen and Rickman for No Limit Artscape Edition Borås 2020. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>During No Limit: Artscape Edition, artists Korallpionen and Rickman will paint together. In a joint work of art, they combine Rickman’s raw and colorful photorealistic style with Korallpionen’s colorful flowers, plants and animals.<br>Korallpionen &amp; Rickman - the artists are inspired by the area where the mother is the central figure, therefore they created a work called "mother earth" which consists a portraits of a mother figure but also many beautiful magnolias that symbolises motherhood and nature. <br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/korallpionen/">https://www.instagram.com/korallpionen/</a></div>

Mother Earth

<div>Mural by Q for No Limit Artscape Edition Borås 2020. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Q – an artist from Lindesberg, whose unique characters often share similar features to those you see in comic books and animated films – colourful and expressive. Q is a versatile artist who can be found in a wide range of mediums such as murals, photography, film and sculpture.<br>Q also works with spirituality in her playful works. This work consists of a fantasy animal that goes up in front of a feather - and where the feather talks to the animal. "You know when a feather flutters in front of your face - what were you thinking just before the feather fluttered past"?<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/q.bless/">https://www.instagram.com/q.bless/</a></div>

Amara Por Dios

<div>Amara Por Dios is an artist born and raised in Stockholm, who has spent several years living and working in London. Her style is recognizable with her vibrant colors, organic shapes, patterns and faces. In 2014, she was named by The Guardian as one of Britain’s top female street artists.</div>

The Travel to Earth

Huge

<div>Mural by Huge for No Limit Artscape Edition Borås 2020. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Huge started painting graffiti in the mid ‘80s and has created murals all over the world, from Stockholm and Paris to Los Angeles and Shenzhen. He’s mainly known for his own unique style known as “Helium Graff” – hyper-realistic balloon letters.<br>Huge's work has a strong connection to<br>concerns about what´s happening to our climate and our seas, by creating effects reminiscent of different materials, this work can be seen in the distance on Alingsåsvägen in Borås<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/hugeart/">https://www.instagram.com/hugeart/</a>&nbsp;</div>

<div>Mural by Amara Por Dios for No Limit Artscape Edition Borås 2020. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Amara Por Dios is an artist born and raised in Stockholm, who has spent several years living and working in London. Her style is recognizable with her vibrant colors, organic shapes, patterns and faces. In 2014, she was named by The Guardian as one of Britain’s top female street artists.<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/amarapordios/">https://www.instagram.com/amarapordios/</a></div>

The travel to earth

<div>Mural by Korallpionen and Rickman for No Limit Artscape Edition Borås 2020. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>During No Limit: Artscape Edition, artists Korallpionen and Rickman will paint together. In a joint work of art, they combine Rickman’s raw and colorful photorealistic style with Korallpionen’s colorful flowers, plants and animals.<br>This work of art is inspired by material that children in the district Norrby, send to the artists in advance for them to interpret and then create their work. Therefore, this work is very playful. "There was a lot of ice cream in the pictures so we took inspiration from them when we created the wall"<br><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/korallpionen/">https://www.instagram.com/korallpionen/</a></div>

Bordalo ll

<div>Mural by Bordalo II for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br><strong>Artur Bordalo A.K.A. Bordalo II</strong><br>I was born in 87 in Lisbon and my youth was spent between watching my grandfather – the painter Real Bordalo – working in his water colors, and living the experiences brought by illegal graffiti to those who dedicate their time to it. Gradually, I started transforming my habits and channeling my motivation into building a body of work dedicated to my worries and ecological conscience.<br><br></div><div>Today I present a series of interventions built with pieces of garbage, waste and pollution itself to recreate images of nature.<br><br></div><div>Acknowledgement is important but my main role is to be an activist, calling attention and raising awareness to the fact that Humanity is destroying, with its disposable habits, the world where it lives and in which it lives with other fantastic beings.<br><br></div><div><strong>“Big Trash Aninals”</strong><br>Big Trash Animals is a series of artworks that aims to draw attention to a current problem that is likely to be forgotten, become trivial or a necessary evil. The problem involves waste production, materials that are not reused, pollution and its effect on the planet.<br><br></div><div>The idea is to depict nature itself, in this case animals, out of materials that are responsible for its destruction.<br><br></div><div>These works are built with end-of-life materials: the majority found in wastelands, abandoned factories or randomly and some are obtained from companies that are going through a recycling process.<br><br></div><div>Damaged bumpers, burnt garbage cans, tires and appliances are just some of the objects that can be identified when you go into detail. They are camouflaging the result of our habits with little ecological and social awareness.<br><br></div><div><strong>More information about Bordalo II</strong><br><a href="http://www.bordaloii.com/">bordaloii.com</a><br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/BORDALOII/">facebook.com/bordaloii</a><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/b0rdalo_ii/">instagram.com/b0rdalo_ii</a></div>

Half Snow Wolf

Christina Angelina

<div>Mural by Christina Angelina for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Christina Angelina is an internationally renowned artist who was born, raised and is now based in Venice, California. Her rigorous work ethic led to the completion of 54 murals in 2014 alone.<br><br></div><div>Angelina’s favorite projects typically take place in remote locations, off the beaten path. She strives to provide a source of inspiration in communities relatively untouched by art. Her interactive process engages and forms lasting relationships with locals, which she then channels into a finalized piece. A thirst for adventure keeps her on the road, traveling and working.<br><br></div><div>While her highly sought-after work has beautified urban landscapes, it’s also strengthened surroundings for the following clients: Nike, Nylon Magazine, Microsoft, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, CAA, Heineken, Neiman Marcus and Christian Louboutin.<br><br></div><div>Gallery work may be found at Starfighter Studios in Venice.<br><br></div><div><strong>More information about Christina Angelina<br></strong><a href="https://www.instagram.com/starfightera/">instagram.com/starfightera</a><br><a href="https://twitter.com/starfightera">twitter.com/starfightera</a><br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/Christina-Angelina-183335571768922/">facebook.com/Christina-Angelina-183335571768922</a></div>

NeSpoon

<div>Mural by DeSpoon for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>I was born in 2009. I create works that are somewhere in between street art, pottery, painting, sculpture and jewelery. I would like to make positive art and to deal with positive emotions. Sometimes, I also comment in my art social and political issues that I consider important.<br><br></div><div>Most of my work consist of prints of traditional laces, made in clay or painted on the walls. They are hand made, by the folk artists.<br><br></div><div>Why laces? Because in laces there is an aesthetic code, which is deeply embedded in every culture. In every lace we find symmetry, some kind of order and harmony, isn’t that what we all seek for instinctively?<br><br></div><div><strong>More information about NeSpoon</strong><br><a href="https://www.behance.net/nespoon">behance.net/nespoon</a><br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/nespoon.polska">facebook.com/nespoon.polska</a><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/nes.poon/">instagram.com/nes.poon</a></div>

JM Rizzi

<div>Mural by JM Rizzo for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>James M. Rizzi known better as JM Rizzi is a Dallas-based artist whose artwork is influenced by Abstract Expressionism, executed with a Neo-Contemporary twist. Born in Brooklyn, NY in 1975, JM Rizzi discovered his love for art at an early age. Shaped by the raw energy of the city and following in the footsteps of the pioneers of street art, Rizzi pursued a degree in Fine Art from the School of Visual Arts, graduating in 1997. In the years that followed, he took to the streets, adding his colorful interpretations to the urban landscape.<br><br></div><div>Establishing a strong name in both street art and fine art, JM Rizzi’s imagery has become iconic in his native New York City as well as Dallas, where he currently resides. With major commissioned projects around the globe, his work can be found in NYC, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Hong Kong, and Shanghai.<br><br></div><div>With a determined statement on motion, scale and color, JM Rizzi composes a magical symphony of shapes and forms, all pulsating into one another. His paintings are both serious and sensual while never sacrificing the energy and fearless that he’s become known for. These are the works of a mature painter in his prime.<br><br></div><div><strong>More information about JM Rizzi</strong><br><a href="http://www.jmrizzi.com/">jmrizzi.com</a><br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/JMR.ONE.NYC">facebook.com/JMR.ONE.NYC</a><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/jmrizzi/">instagram.com/jmrizzi</a></div>

Gemma O´Brien

<div>Mural by Gemma O’Brien for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Gemma O’Brien is an Australian artist specialising in lettering, illustration and typography. After completing a Bachelor of Design at the College of Fine Arts in Sydney, Gemma worked as an art director at Animal Logic and Fuel VFX before deciding to fly solo as a commercial illustrator in 2012. Her typographic work takes on a variety of forms, from calligraphic brushwork, illustration and digital type, to large scale hand-painted murals.<br><br></div><div>She splits her time between advertising commissions, gallery shows, speaking engagements, and hosting hand-lettering workshops around the world. Her clients include <em>Playboy</em> Magazine, Nike, Volcom Stone, Kirin, Westfield, Heineken, QANTAS, and Diet Coke. A number of her projects have received the Award of Typographic Excellence from the New York Type Directors Club, in 2015 she was recognised as an ADC Young Gun and in 2016, named one of PRINT Magazine’s New Visual Artists: 15 under 30.<br><br></div><div><strong>More information about Gemma:</strong><br><a href="http://www.gemmaobrien.com/">gemmaobrien.com</a><br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/mrseaves">facebook.com/mrseaves</a><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/mrseaves101/">instagram.com/mrseaves101</a><br><a href="https://twitter.com/mrseaves">twitter.com/mrseaves</a></div>

Lakwena

<div>Mural by Lakwena for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Lakwena Maciver is a London-based artist exhibiting work internationally, both in galleries and in the public environment. Her work is inspired by adornment, and its use and power as a means of communication. Informed by decoration both aesthetically and conceptually, she explores the messages that decoration is used to communicate, its traditional use in worship and myth-making and how this translates into contemporary popular culture.<br><br></div><div>Concerned with the significance of how and who we decorate, and what this reflects about our values and beliefs, Lakwena positions kaleidoscopic colours, bold pattern and adornment as powerful signifiers to redefine and reassign value and glory. Using words as both images and as anchors of meaning, she borrows from the techniques and conventions of traditional sign-writing and contemporary graphic design.<br><br></div><div>Commercial clients include Adidas, American Eagle Outfitters, ASOS, Clinique, Converse, Diesel, H&amp;M Longchamp, Nike, Palladium Boots, Red Bull and Tiger Beer.<br><br></div><div><strong>More information about Lakwena</strong><br><a href="https://www.lakwena.com/">lakwena.com</a><br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/lakwena">facebook.com/lakwena</a><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/lakwena/">instagram.com/lakwena</a><br><a href="http://lakwena.tumblr.com/">lakwena.tumblr.com</a><br><a href="https://twitter.com/lakwenamaciver">twitter.com/lakwenamaciver</a></div>

When I´m free

Lonac

<div>Mural by Lonac for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Lonac is a Croatian artist that earned recognition with his masterful spray paint technique and photo realistic murals. As a schooled painter, he is strongly influenced by classic art, which is noticeable in his work. From creating a reference photograph, prepping the wall, to adding the finest final details, he approaches every piece with absolute dedication and devotion.<br><br><br></div><div>Meticulous in execution and very harmonious in their composition, his murals are almost exclusively done with spray paint. Often based on his personal memories or observations, they are influenced by skateboarding culture, comics, graffiti, movies, music, as well as social issues. Along with dominating realist imagery, his works often features surrealist, often recurring elements.</div><div>Constantly on a quest to improve his already impressive technique, he keeps pushing himself with more demanding images and unusual concepts. Though known in the region and internationally, Lonac still enjoys working on his own independent, and often illegal projects, keeping the spirit of the true street artist alive. Living and working in Zagreb, he has done a lot of pieces around his hometown, but also, he worked in UK, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Switzerland, China, USA.<br><br></div><div><strong>More information about Lonac<br></strong><a href="https://www.facebook.com/LONACart">facebook.com/LONACart</a><br><a href="http://lonac.blogspot.se/">lonac.blogspot.se</a><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/lonacpot/">instagram.com/lonacpot</a></div>

Waiting for the sky to dry

TelmoMiel

<div>Mural by TelmoMiel for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Creative duo; Telmo Pieper and Miel Krutzmann worked on their creative abilities from a young age. They met at the art academy in 2006. Miel (31) painted walls for several years with spray paint, and showed Telmo (26) the possibilities in graffiti and street art. Since that time they work together seem less, as they both enjoy working in realistic styles.<br><br></div><div>The duo decided to take their skill and ambitions to the next level, starting the creative company ‘TelmoMiel’ in the beginning of October 2012.<br><br></div><div>The art they make has stories to tell, but not all stories are intended. Interpretation is an ongoing study in their process and final results. Their more recent body of work contains playfulness in abstraction of reality, attempting to make the viewer have a different perspective on the subjects used. Their imagery language evolved into a use of multiple layers that interact with one another to form one piece, just like the minds of these two artists which need to come together as one very often.<br><br></div><div>The result is usually very surrealistic, with a keen eye for the technicality of realism. They work on the same mural pieces together and are able to switch places when ever wanted or needed. Studio work contains individual and collaborative pieces, but all carry the name TelmoMiel.<br><br></div><div>Their studio &amp; store can be found in Rotterdam, named ‘Sober concept store’.<br><br></div><div><strong>More information about TelmoMiel<br></strong><a href="http://www.telmomiel.com/">telmomiel.com</a><br><a href="http://telmomiel.tumblr.com/">telmomiel.tumblr.com</a><br><a href="http://facebook.com/TelmoMiel">facebook.com/TelmoMiel</a><br><a href="http://instagram.com/telmomiel">instagram.com/telmomiel</a></div>

The Adventures Of Nils Holgersson

Fintan Magee

<div>Wall painted by Fintan Magee during No Limit Street Art Borås 2017. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Fintan Magee is a muralist based in Sydney Australia. Born in 1985 in Lismore NSW to an architect mother and father who was a sculptor, he started drawing at a young age and became involved in the Australian graffiti scene at the 13. Moving away from traditional graffiti in 2010 his large-scale paintings often inhabit the isolated, abandoned and broken corners of the city. Drawing from personal experience and the mundane his figurative paintings are deeply integrated with the urban environment and explore themes of waste, consumption, loss, transition, and the environment and his works contain a sentimentality and softness influenced by children’s books and the Low Brow art movement.<br><br></div><div>He has solidified his position as one of Australia’s leading public artists and has traveled extensively, completing projects in London, Vienna, Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta, Buenos Aires, Copenhagen, Moscow, Rome and Dublin amongst others.<br><br></div><div><strong>More information about Fintan Magee</strong><br><a href="http://www.fintanmagee.com/">fintanmagee.com</a><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/fintan_magee/">instagram.com/fintan_magee</a><br><a href="https://www.facebook.com/fintanmageeart">facebook.com/fintanmageeart</a></div>

The long wait

Simple

<div>Mural by Simple for No Limit Street Art Borås 2014. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>He uses his surrounding environment to influence his style, seen in his technique of blending clean lines, surrealism, and geometric shapes that relies heavily on his use of discarded wood.</div><div>He’s also run the gambit on the exhibition circuit, spanning Buenos Aires to Berlin and New York City.<br><br></div><div>More about Simple <a href="http://simple-artworx.de/">Webb</a> – <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/SiMPLE/202042396507129">Facebook</a></div>

Peace keeper

Ollio

<div>Mural by Ollio for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Jonathan Josefsson made himself a name as graffiti artist Ollio in Gothenburg during the 21st century. He stood out within the graffiti scene in Gothenburg in the way he used and placed his tags and paintings, he was also one of the first established graffiti artist in Gothenburg to reveal his identity. Whilst studying at the School of Design and Crafts he discovered the similarities between the spray can and the carpet tufting machine and allowed his playful artistic idiom to be transferred onto carpets. With these textile works, together with his works in acrylic, indian ink and spray colours he has been seen in several exhibitions whilst still continuing to enrich the city with his graffiti.<br><br></div><div>Jonathan Josefsson, born 1978, studied at the School of Design and Crafts during 2001-2007. He has had changing exhibitions at Dalslands konstmuseum, Kungsbacka Konsthall, Kulturens hus in Luleå och Gallery Magnus Winström in Gothenburg among other places. He was also the Culture Festival Promotion artist in 2012 for Göteborgs kulturkalas and has recently designed a rug to be produced at Kasthall. Apart from all of this he has been part of several group exhibitions at Göteborgs Konsthall, Röhsska Museum, Swedish institute in Paris, Galerie Neurotitan in Berlin and Galerie Richter &amp; Masset in Munich.<br>– written by Andréas Hagström, curator Göteborgs Konsthall.<br><br></div><div><strong>Education<br></strong>2005–2007 HDK, Göteborg, Magisterexamen Textilkonst<br>2001–2004 HDK, Göteborg, Kandidatexamen Textilkonst<br>1998–2000 KV Konstskola, Göteborg<br><br></div><div><strong>Separate exhibitions<br></strong>2013 – Ronneby konsthall, Ronneby 2013<br>2012 – Dalslands konstmuseum, Upperud<br>2012 – Monster och mattor, Kungsbacka konsthall 2012<br>2011 – HV Galleri, Stockholm<br>2011 – Galleri Magnus Winström. Göteborg<br>2011 – ÖSKG konsthall, Österlen<br>2011 – Luleå konsthall<br>2010 – Enköpings konsthall<br>2010 – Livemåleri i Hagfors<br>2010 – Nordhemskonst, Göteborg<br>2010 – Konsthantverksstafetten, Röhsska museet, Göteborg<br>2009- 2010 – Screentryck, Coop Bergvik, Karlstad<br>2009 – Tuftade mattor, Noshörningen, Kalmar<br>2009 – Tuftade mattor, Formargruppen, Malmö<br>2009 – Graffiti och tuftade mattor, Erlandergården, Ransäter<br>2009 – Tuftade mattor, Konsthallen på Örebro universitet, Örebro<br>2008 – Let love in pt2, Galleri KG52, Stockholm<br>2008 – Ollio/Jonathan Josefsson, Pour bon, Göteborg<br>2007 – Let love in pt1, Galleri Bella, Göteborg<br>2007 – Street heart, Konstfrämjandet i Värmland, Karlstad<br><br></div><div><strong>Public artworks<br></strong>2013 – Kunskapens skog, Björkrisskolan Kungsbacka<br>2012 – Helix, Rättspsyk Huddinge<br>2012 – Arbor, Säs Skene<br>2012 – Nyeport, Skövde ungdomens hus<br>2011 – Utsmyckning i Östersunds kommun<br>2011 – 3 målningar, Rimnershallen, Uddevalla<br>2010 – Pianobaren, måleri, Hagfors utbildningscenter, Hagfors<br>2009 – Sky´s the limit, Matta och måleri, Donsö skola<br>2009 – Klarälven, Matta på vägg, Lärcenter i Forshaga<br><br></div><div><strong>Scholarships<br></strong>2013 – Göteborgs Kulturstipendium<br>2012 – Konstnärsnämndens tvååriga arbetsstipendium<br>2012 – Västra Götalands kulturstipendium<br>2009 – Charlotte och Otto Mannheimers stiftelse<br>2008 – Konstnärsnämndens arbetsstipendium<br>2007 – Eric Ericssons stiftelse<br>2007 – Carl Larsson-stipendiet<br>2007 – Göteborgs slöjdförening<br>2007 – Estrid Ericssons stiftelse<br>2007 – Charlotte och Otto Mannheimers stiftelse<br>2006-2007 – JL Eklunds stiftelse<br><br></div><div><strong>More about Ollio:</strong> <a href="http://ollio.blogspot.se/">Blog</a> – <a href="http://instagram.com/0llio">Instagram</a></div>

Shai Dahan

<div>Premural by Shai Dahan for No Limit Street Art Borås 2014. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>SHAI DAHAN - Horse &amp; Bull<br>Born, USA 1979<br>Lives &amp; active, Borås, Sweden<br><br>Gigantic mural and the very first large scale wall of Borås to be painted. Horse and bull by Shai Dahan, curator for No Limit 2014, 2015 and 2017, painted in May/June 2014. You can watch work in progress here: <a href="https://vimeo.com/97400393">https://vimeo.com/97400393</a></div>

Horse & Bull

Ekta

<div>Mural by Daniel "Ekta" Götesson for No Limit Street Art Borås. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Ekta (Daniel Götesson) born 1978, got his education at London College of Communication and whilst now living in Gothenburg he works all across Europe. During the last couple of years Ekta has created a number of large murals in Sweden, Poland and England amongst other countries. He mainly works with painting but also sculptures in material such as concrete and wood, this he has done lately in conjunction with public art commissions for the municipalities of Östersund and Trollhättan. He has had several solo exhibitions as well as being part of exhibitions in galleries and institutions all around Sweden as well as several other European countries. He has also been asked to create illustrations for New York Times and he created the official poster for Göteborg International Film Festival 2010.</div><div>More about Ekta: <a href="http://www.ekta.nu/">Webb</a> – <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ekta.ektaekta">Facebook</a> – <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/3kta">Flickr</a></div>

Gameplan / Spelplan

Carolina Falkholt

<div>Mural by Carolina Falkholt for No Limit Borås 2014. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Since the late 1990s Carolina Falkholt has developed graffiti towards a musical, performative and social practise. She regularly invite other artists, musicians, the public and organisation to collaborate with her. She is a processed based artist and apart from spray painting and drawing she also make sculptures, performance, lyrics, music and video. Her expressions are intertwined and words, subjects, collaboirations and sound feed off each other, mix and hybridize which in turn creates structure, rhythm and meaning. Falkholt explores not only her own aesthetic expression but also the social possibilities of graffiti in the gap between graffiti as subculture and graffiti as contemporary art.<br><br></div><div>She tends to work in large scales, site specific and through improvisation. In her practice she deals with topics like the biographical, contemporary social issues and local history. Her firm standpoints about issues like feminism and artistic freedom, and the fact that she with her work, and with her persona she take up big public spaces which clashes with patriarchal structures and provokes discussion. Carolina Falkholt’s artistic process on site is fierce and exact. Formally the colourful sfumato-like backgrounds meet her significant line drawings that form intricate meshworks, and typical motives are semiotic imagery and the female body.<br><br></div><div><strong>CV – Carolina Falkholt</strong></div><div><em>Separatutställningar<br></em>2013 – Min jävla fitta, Galleri Nils Åberg, Göteborg<br>2013 – Wet Paint, Kulturhuset, Stockholm<br>2013 – Flyktiga vätskor, HL Gallery, Stockholm<br>2012 – Lagerarbete, Steneby Konsthall, Dalsland<br>2011 – Materialutmattning, Göteborgs Konstmuseum, Göteborg<br>2010 – När graffitin kom till byn, Klippans Konsthall, Skåne.<br>2009 – Blue, Gallery In Between, Malmö<br><br></div><div><strong>Selections of groupexhibitions</strong><em><br></em>2013 – Spiritual styling, Gotlands Konstmuseum, Visby<br>2013 – Heart &amp; Brain, Avesta Art, Avesta<br>2013 – X-Border Art Biennial, Luleå, Rovaniemi, Finland &amp; i Severomorsk, Ryssland<br>2013 – Mynningsladdare, Röda Sten Konsthall, Göteborg<br>2012 – Tillstånd, Alingsås Konsthall<br>2011 – Art of the Streets, Riksteatern, Stockholm<br>2011 – The Arcade Project, Y-gallery, Minsk, Vitryssland<br>2009 – Andra Världar, Mjellby konstmuseum, Halmstad<br>2009 – Andra världar, Skövde konsthall, Skövde<br>2007 – Grafitta, Göteborgs Konsthall, Göteborg<br>2004 – Everwanting streets, Röda Sten, Göteborg<br><br></div><div><strong>Selection of public art</strong><br>2013 – Ringmur, Visby<br>2013 – Pi, Studentboendet Jakten, Halmstad<br>2013 – Fittskåpet, Söndrumsskolan, Halmstad<br>2013 – Brandvägg, Holmgatan,Härnösand<br>2013 – Brandvägg, Severomorsk, Ryssland<br>2013 – Brandvägg, Rovaniemi, Finland<br>2013 – Brandvägg, Luleå<br>2013 – Brandvägg, Skvallertorget, Avesta<br>2013 –, hem, Mariestad<br>2013 – Förskola, Durres, Albanien<br>2013 – Flyktväg, Landvetters utrikeshall, GIBCA, Göteborg<br>2012 – Bengtsgårdens högstadium, Bengtsfors<br>2012 – Svaboda slova/Yttrandefrihet/ Freedom of speach, Alingsås<br>2011 – T.E.S.T. (skulptur), Mariestad<br><br></div><div><strong>Curator for</strong><br>2013 – Mynningsladdare, Röda Sten Konsthall, Göteborg<br>2010 – Graffiti Mariestad, Mariestad<br>2008 – Grafitta, Göteborgs Konsthall, Göteborg (i samarbete med Andréas Hagström)<br><br></div><div><strong>Representated at artexhibitions</strong><br>Göteborgs konstmuseum<br>Skövde Konstmuseum<br>Hallands Kulturhistoriska Museum<br><br></div><div><strong>Selection of publications and TV</strong><br>2013 – Konstkuppen, SVT 2010 – Sätta Färg På Staden, Kolbjörn Guwallius<br>2007 – Playgroud Sweden, Dokument Press<br>2006 – Graffiti Woman, Street Art from Five Continents, red. Nicholas Ganz<br>2006 – Blue Karma Tiger, dokumentär av Mia Hulterströms &amp; Cecilia Actis, SVT<br><br></div><div><strong>Other</strong><br>2013 – Festis (Carlsberg) lanserar två flaskor med motiv av Falkholt.<br><br></div><div><strong>Selection of scholarships</strong><br>2012 – Västra Götalandsregionens Arbetsstipendium<br>2012 – Göteborgs Stads Kulturstipendium<br>2012 – Längmanska Stiftelsen.<br>2013 – Stiftelsen Grevillis Fond<br><br></div><div>More about Carolina Falkholt: <a href="http://www.carolinafalkholt.com/">Webb</a> – <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Carolina-Falkholt/197816540362524">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://instagram.com/carolinafalkholt">Instagram</a> – <a href="http://twitter.com/cfalkholt">Twitter</a></div>

Hendrik ECB Beikirch

<div>Hendrick ECB Beikirch made the fantastic piece "Moments of Life" for No Limit Street Art Borås 2014. More information about <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">No Limit</a><br><br>Hendrik ecb Beikirch. Born march 6th, 1974 in Kassel, Germany, works as freelance artist in Koblenz, Germany</div><div>1989 creates first painting with spray can<br>1996 – 2000 studies of art education at University of Koblenz – Landau<br>1996 first work travels to New Zealand and Korea<br><br>Until today continuous work-travels to Canada, USA, Mexico, Thailand, Australia, India, Hong Kong, China, Chile, Belarus, Russia, Brazil, Argentina and European countries. Hendrik ecb Beikirch is well known for his brilliant black and white portraits painted either on canvas or on large buildings. His highly poetic portraits often depict people from the immediate neighborhood appearing strange and familiar at the same time. Even though dedicated to a meticulous realism, he sometimes likes to distort his portraits by either stretching or compressing them. Moreover, the dripping technique, making single paint drops to run down, is a distinctive feature of many of his works. Yet even these alienating effects may not curtail their realist intensity in any sense.&nbsp; Increasingly, his works in public space take on an almost utopian scale turning the painting process into a bold venture. Only in August 2012 he created a 70-meter-long portrait of a fishermen in Busan, South Korea, now being Asia’s highest mural.<br><br></div><div><strong>Selected exhibitions / projects</strong></div><div><strong>2013</strong><br>Galerie wolfsen, ArtCPH, Copenhagen, Denmark<br>Ruttkowski68, Transsib – Greyhound, solo show / Cologne, Germany<br>Unit44, Into The Dark, group show / Newcastle, United Kingdom<br>MuBE, Brazilian Museum of Sculpture, II Biennale Graffiti Fine Art, group show / Sao Paulo, Brazil<br>Galerie Wolfsen, Pieces Of The Sky, group show / Aalborg, Denmark</div><div><strong>2012</strong><br>Platoon Kunsthalle, Urban Void, group show / Seoul, Republic of Korea<br>Soze Gallery, Graffuturism, group show / Los Angeles, USA<br>CBK Amsterdam, group show / Amsterdam, The Netherlands<br>Kunstverein Friedberg, Vom Leben gezeichnet, group show / Friedberg, Germany<br>Forum Kunst Rottweil, Counterparts, group show / Rottweil, Germany<br>Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan, German Graffiti Avant-Garde, group show / Bangalore, India</div><div><strong>2011</strong><br>Scope Art Basel Miami, 101exhibit / Miami, USA<br>Wynwood Art Fair, 101exhibit / Miami, USA<br>101exhibit, Between Night And Day, group show / Miami, USA<br>Expression Beyond, Rizzordi Art Foundation, group show / St. Petersburg, Russia<br>Kunstencentrum Signe, Urban Script Continues, group show / Heerlen, The Netherlands<br>Museum World Cultural Heritage Site at the Völklingen ironworks-european centre for arts and industrial culture, Urban Art Graffiti 21, group show / Saarbrücken, Germany<br>Ruttkowski68, Between, solo show / Cologne, Germany<br>Ayden Gallery, group show / Vancouver, Canada<br>Vincent Michael Gallery, group show / Philadelphia, USA<br>Galerie Golkar, group show / Bonn, Germany<br>One Gallery, group show / Newark, USA</div><div><strong>2010</strong><br>Dafen Art Museum / World Expo Shanghai, Reading Village – Painting City, group show / Shenzhen, China<br>Aliseo Art Projects, Zerfall und Zukunft, group show / Gengenbach, Germany<br>Kunstkreis Hameln, Graffiti Handmade, group show / Hameln, Germany<br>Chemnitzer Markthalle, Hallenkunst, group show / Chemnitz, Germany<br>Gallery Progres, Xll, group show / Belgrade, Serbia<br>Commissioned mural / NYC, USA</div><div><strong>2009</strong><br>Schunck Glaspalais National Gallery Heerlen, D‘raw, group show / Heerlen, The Netherlands<br>Carhartt Gallery, Art Basel side event, Public Provocations, group show / Weil am Rhein, Germany<br>Glanzkinder Gallery, Under The Paving Stones, solo show / Cologne, Germany<br>Pretty Portal, Einen Sommer, solo show / Düsseldorf, Germany</div><div><strong>2008</strong><br>Galerie Springmann, group show / Freiburg, Germany<br>Galerie d’art atelier 9, group show / Grenoble, France<br>Eurocultured, commissioned mural for the City of Manchester, United Kingdom</div><div><strong>2007</strong><br>Gallery N2O, Feeling Blue, solo show / Lyon, France<br>Carhartt Gallery, group show / Weil am Rhein, Germany</div><div><strong>2006</strong><br>Balcan Express, group show / Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina<br>Carhartt Gallery, Opening, group show / Weil am Rhein, Germany</div><div><strong>2005</strong><br>Kulturzentrum Kesselhaus, Straight Concepts, group show / Weil am Rhein, Germany<br>Reithalle, Graffiti war gestern zwei, group show / Ingolstadt, Germany<br>603qm, Markant, group show / Darmstadt, Germany</div><div><strong>2004</strong><br>K31 Gallery, Opening, group show / Lahr, Germany<br>Röda Sten, Everwanting Streets, group show / Gothenburg, Sweden<br>K31 Gallery, Lines, group show / Lahr, Germany</div><div><strong>2003</strong><br>Wollmagazin Kaiserslautern, Nacht der Museen, group show / Kaiserslautern, Germany<br>Das Atrium vom Hamburger Holzhafen, Kunst im Atrium, group show / Hamburg, Germany</div><div><strong>2002</strong><br>Galerie am Steg, Einblicke, group show / Aschaffenburg, Germany<br>Halle 02, Beside The Wall, group show / Heidelberg, Germany<br>Bavaria St. Pauli Brauerei, Urban Discipline 2002, group show / Hamburg, Germany</div><div><strong>2001<br></strong>Museum für Kommunikation, Urban Discipline 2001, group show / Hamburg, Germany</div><div><br>More about ECB: <a href="http://hendrikbeikirch.com/">WEB</a><br><br></div>

Moments of Life

Peeta

<div>Mural by Peeta for No Limit Street Art Borås 2014. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>In my work, I endeavour to realize the sculptural quality of individual letters, namely the ones that spell out my own moniker Peeta. I break them from their generic typographical form, stylizing them with shape and volume beyond its mere semantic function. Thus my own lettering is brought into the fluidity of the urban, where words are continuously ruptured from their own histories, readapted into idiom and gestures learned off the street. The final result derived from the fusion between traditional lettering and three dimensional style has ended up in giving life to a unique kind of visual rhythm, created by the intersecting lines between sections of conic, cylindrical and twisting surfaces. The role of sculpture comes to be essential for this purpose. It represents for me a direct contact with three-dimensionality in order to understand the rules of light and shadows and to reproduce them.<br><br></div><div>In my most recent works, my aesthetic research is merged with more personal and even intimate contents linked to spirituality, the study of Sacred Geometry and proportion. Despite the depth of research into technical and formal perfection, the materialness of three-dimensional painting hides a deeply spiritual side. Shades of colour and perceptive tricks are essentially the means to a progressive disclosure of my own personality. They are an implicit intermediary of a precise message — of my will to understand myself and subsequently to describe my ego. The choice to represent and reiterate my own name is already an attempt to paint a self-portrait. My works are aimed at revealing the deceptiveness of human perception, the fallacy of narrow and fixed points of view through visual tricks which, proceeding from the attempt to confer a three-dimensional semblance on a pictorial representation, ultimately reveal their will to deceive.</div><div>Peeta, also known as Manuel Di Rita, is a graffiti artist since 1993 currently living in Venice. He is a member of the EAD crew (Padova, Italy), FX and RWK crews (New York City) and has participated in graffiti jams and Meeting of Styles events in Europe and the Americas. His work explores the potential of sculptural lettering, both in painting and in sculpture.<br><br></div><div><strong>More about Peeta:</strong> <a href="http://www.peeta.net/">Web</a> – <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Peeta/246743535365055?sk=wall/">Facebook</a> – <a href="https://twitter.com/peeta3D">Twitter</a></div>

David Zinn

<div>Mural by David Zinn for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a> <br><br>David Zinn is a self-taught artist living in Ann Arbor, Michigan. His small-scale fanciful creatures, often including a stalk-eyed green monster and a flying pig, are generally improvised on the street using chalk, charcoal and found objects. These etherial drawings generally wash away in the rain, but photographs of them have endured on Street Art Utopia, The Guardian, Central China TV, the Instagram Blog, Colossal, La Republica, Upworthy and many other places.<br><br>More about David: <a href="http://www.zinnart.com/">Webb</a> – <a href="http://facebook.com/davidzinnillustration">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://www.twitter.com/davidzinn_art">Twitter</a> – <a href="http://instagram.com/davidzinn">Instagram</a></div>

Dulk

<div>Swedish Wildlife was created by Dulk during No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information at <a href="http://www.nolimitboras.com">nolimitboras.com</a>.<br><br>Dulk is a hungry and insatiable all terrain illustrator. Urban art, illustration and graphic design are his fields, his twisted imagination does the rest. He has shown his work all over the world in walls as same as exhibitions. His style is an explosive combination of influences like the surrealism or the obsessive detail brushwork of Flemish painting, all mixed with a bizarre, burlesque and affectionate touch that makes it compact, direct and very honest.</div><div>Antonio enjoys creating compositions with lot of characters and stories based on his own dreams and everyday events, mixing fact and fiction.</div><div>Nowadays Antonio is living in Valencia, his hometown, where he works day by day as freelance illustrator. His artwork is focused in children illustration, art development for animation, advertisment or street art. He works his own style in each media. “The most important is the style, feel yourself and enjoy with it”.<br><br>More about Dulk: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Dulk83/">FACEBOOK</a> - <a href="https://dulk.es/">WEB</a> - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/dulk1/">INSTAGRAM</a><br><br></div>

Swedish Wildlife

Tristan Eaton

<div>Mural by Tristan Eaton for No Limit Street Art Borås, 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Born in Los Angeles in 1978, Tristan began pursuing street art as a teenager, painting everything from walls to billboards in the urban landscape wherever he lived, including London, Detroit and Brooklyn. After growing up on comic books, graffiti and skateboard culture, Tristan designed his first toy for Fisher Price at 18 years old and began working as an artist full-time. He has since become a driving force in the world of ‘Art Toys’, designing the Dunny and Munny figures for Kidrobot.<br><br></div><div>Shortly after studying at the School of Visual Arts in New York City, Tristan founded Thunderdog Studios, of which he was the President and Creative Director for 10 years. Thunderdog Studios regularly designs and consults for clients such as Nike, Disney and Barack Obama on projects that span the globe across all mediums.<br><br></div><div>In 2012, Tristan moved back to his childhood home of Los Angeles to pursue his paintings and large scale mural projects full-time.<br><br></div><div>Tristan’s work can be seen in galleries around the world and in the permanent collection of the New York Museum of Modern Art (MOMA).<br><br></div><div>More about Tristan Eaton: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/tristaneatonart">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://www.tristaneaton.net/">Webb</a> – <a href="https://instagram.com/tristaneaton/">Instagram</a> – <a href="https://twitter.com/tristaneaton">Twitter</a></div>

Pichi&Avo

<div>Mural by Pichi&amp;Avo for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>From Valencia- Spain, PichiAvo are one, fleeing from the self-centeredness of graffiti, united to create a single piece of work, two similar visions of the world are the result of their work, which is constantly evolving and taking them all around the world, like UK, Norway, Greece, Portugal, EEUU…&nbsp; Stroke, signatures, collage… explosions of colors that invade the subconscious, precipitated by the personal rant of their artistic ideology and an aesthetic widely argued in the texts of Walter Benjamin.<br><br></div><div>Pichi Avo recite a conceptually urban poetry, born from the artistic formalism of the street, using any artistic inventiveness that can be applied, transferring fragments of a wall to the canvas and vice versa in a personal version, viewers can expect a heady concoction of ancient and modern that remixes classics from art’s illustrious history and rewrites the rulebook in the process.<br><br></div><div>More about Pichi&amp;Avo: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/PichiAvo/174815742575667">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://www.pichiavo.com/">Webb</a> – <a href="https://instagram.com/pichiavo/">Instagram</a> – <a href="https://twitter.com/pichiavo">Twitter</a> – <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/pichiavo">Flickr</a> – <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/pichiavograffiti">Youtube</a></div>

Etam Cru

<div>Mural by Etam Cru for No Limit Street Art Borås 2014. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br>.<br>Etam Cru are “Sainer” and “Bezt” (Mateusz Gapski)<br><br></div><div><strong>SAINER</strong><br>Born in 1988 in ¸ódê, Poland. A graduate of Academy of Fine Arts in ¸ódê. A freelancer balancing between murals, canvases and graphic designs and focusing mainly on illustrations and portraits. By portraying real objects and figures in untypical contexts, he invites the viewer to the world of imagination where the meanings are not strictly defined. The viewer is encouraged to walk into Sainer’s surreal story and continue it in his own, individual way.You can see his works on the streets of different countries like: Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republik, France, Germany,Norway,Portugal, Russia, Slovakia, Ukraine, USA and of course Poland.<br><br></div><div>SAINEREXHIBITIONS:<br><strong>2010:</strong><br>ETAM: “Double Trouble” Galeria BARAKA, Krakow,PoLANDGROUP SHOWS: “Die Neue Avantgarde” INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Berlin, Monachium Germany<br>“Stroke 2” INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Monachium, Germany<br>“Public Provocations II” CARHARTT Gallery, Weil am Rhein, Germany<br>“Stroke 3” INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Berlin, GermanyWITH ROBERT PROCH: “Jazz in free times” OPENLAB Gallery, Genua, <strong>Italy2011:</strong><br>ETAM: “Primaprilis” Sfinks, Sopot, PolandGROUP SHOWS: “Urban Art” Galeria Rempex , Warsaw, Poland<br>“Stroke Warmup” , INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Lipsk,Germany<br>“Stroke 4” INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Monachium, Germany<br>“Public Provocations III” CARHARTT Gallery, Weil am Rhein, Germany<br>“Stroke 5” INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Berlin, Germany<br>“Come Inside” Soho Factory,Warsaw, Poland<br>“Street art vs Graffiti” Lipowa13 Gallery, Lublin, Poland<br><strong>2012:</strong><br>ETAM: “Mind Trip” Inoperable Gallery, Vienna, AustriaGROUP SHOWS: “Urban Art 2” Galeria Rempex , Warsaw, Poland<br>“Stroke 6” INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Monachium, Germany<br>“Mind Trip” Inoperable Gallery, Vienna, Austria<br>“4560 – Urban Art Show” Stadtgalerie Saarbr¸cken, Saarbr¸cken, Germany<br>“ARTUR-Exposicaon De Arte Urbana” LAC, Lagos, Portugal<br>“Unfrisierte Gedanken”,INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Monachium, Germany</div><div><strong>2013:</strong><br>SOLO SHOW: “Neverland” Itinerrance Gallery, Paris , France<br>ETAM: “Not High Enough” Artifex Gallery, Antwerpen, Belgium<br>GROUP SHOW: “L’Avenir” Shooting Gallery, San Francisco, CA, United States<br><br></div><div><strong>BEZT (Mateusz Gapski)</strong><br>Born in 1987 in Turek Poland. He started doing graffiti around 1999/2000 year then after few years he form a group called Etam. From 2008/2009 connected with mural art continues to paint large murals till today. You can see his work all around the world. He is connecting oil and acrylic painting with painting murals, illustration and graffiti.</div><div>Few exhibitions that he participated in :<br>2009-“GNS” Wroclaw<br>2010- “Double Trouble” Baraka Gallery Cracow<br>2010- “DNA” Munich<br>2011-“Prima aprilis” Tuse Wystaw Gallery Sopot<br>2011 – First Polish Auction of Street Art at Remex Gallery Warsaw<br>2011- Stroke Urban Art Fair Berlin<br>2011- Stroke Urban Art Fair Munich<br>2012- Second Polish Auction of Street Art at Rempex Gallery Warsaw<br>2012 -“Public Provocation” in the Carhartt Gallery&nbsp; Weil am Rhein<br>2012- “Mind Trip” Inoperable Vienna<br>2012- Stroke Urban Art Fair Berlin<br>2012-&nbsp; Artaq contest- one of the winners<br>2013- “Not High Enough”&nbsp; Artifex Gallery Antwerp<br>2013 -“Shoot to the Moon” Art Basel Miami<br>2014-“Pow Wow” Group Show Hawaii<br>2014-“ Major Minority” Group show San Francisco<br>2014-“Etaville” Wypieki Kultury Warsaw<br><br></div><div><strong>More about Etam Cru:</strong> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/etam.grupa">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://www.etamcru.com/">Web</a> – <a href="http://www.mgapski.blogspot.com/">Blogspot</a></div>

The London Police

<div>Mural by the London Police for No Limit Street Art 2014. Read more about No Limit <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>The london police started in 1998 when big english geezers headed to Amsterdam to rejuvenate the visually disappointing streets of Hollands capital. They were part of a small group of artists at the end of the last century that helped pioneer a new street art movement. After a few years of mixing traveling and making art in the street TLP began to receive Worldwide recognition for their contribution to the graffiti/street art movement. They were included in many of the books documenting the scene and invited for shows and live drawing performances all over the globe.<br><br></div><div>15 years on TLP have amassed more than 100 shows and events in over 35 countries and their street work has popped up everywhere.<br><br></div><div>Since 2009 TLP has concentrated on more intense canvas work, largescale mural projects and bigger solo shows in Stolen Space Gallery – London, Go Gallery – Amsterdam, Opera Gallery – New York, Helmet Gallery – Munich, Corey Helford Gallery – LA, Galo Art Gallery -Torino, Black Book Gallery – Denver, BLDG Gallery – Kentucky USA and have taken part in several group shows from Paris to Singapore.<br><br></div><div>TLP are Chaz Barrison who draws the iconic ‘LAD’ character that the crew are so well known for. The other half of the duo is Bob Gibson who draws tight portrait and architectural illustrations.<br><br></div><div>Aswell as painting the London Police also enjoy making short films, photography installations and music.<br><br></div><div><strong>More about The London Police:</strong> <a href="http://facebook.com/TheLondonPolice">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://www.thelondonpolice.com/">Web</a></div>

Adam "Appear 37" Algotsson

<div>Double sided tunnel mural made by Adam "Appear37" Algotsson for No Limit Street Art Borås 2014. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Hello my name is Adam Algotsson, also known as Appear37 in the graffitiscene. Im in my 20´s and comes from the city Borås and also lives there. My letterstyle is a mix of the oldschool graffiti from the 90´s New York and newschool. Writing my name in a funky colorful font is what i like to do the most but i´m also doing other motives like characters. I´m lucky to be born in the ages of internet, it´s easy to find inspiration nowadays when you don´t have to chase the graffitimagazines anymore.I´ve been painting graffiti since 6,5 years ago and i fell inloved with cans which i learned to handle quickly by painting a lot. If i can choose what surface to paint on i would take concrete. The big dream is to have artpieces all over the world and of course on planet Mars.<br><br></div><div>More about Appear37: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Appear37">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://instagram.com/appear37">Instagram</a></div>

Trygghet

Eduardo Kobra

<div>Brasilian artist Eduardo Kobra made this piece, portraying Alfred Nobel, for No Limit Street Art Borås 2014. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Content from <a href="https://www.streetartbio.com/">Street art bio.</a><br><br></div><div>The continuously evolving kaleidoscope that is Eduardo Kobra’s art is certainly something to take note of.<br><br></div><div>Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra utilizes bright colors and bold lines while staying true to a kaleidoscope theme throughout his art. The technique of repeating squares and triangles allows him to bring to life the famous people he depicts in his images. This checkered pattern, filled with different textures, lines, and shading, builds up to Eduardo Kobra’s final masterpiece, a larger than life mural for all to see and marvel at.<br><br></div><div>Eduardo Kobra’s ability to achieve photorealism while maintaining his playful, color theme is fantastic, making for a striking contrast against the setting it is placed in. Specifically, his cunning use of brushes, airbrush, and spray cans serve as a means of bringing to life notable figures from the past, emphasizing their true dignified nature and beauty. Eduardo Kobra has also utilized a darker color palette in some of his works while maintaining that stunning air of beauty in throughout his work. You can’t help but feel a sense of nostalgia while looking at his creations, taking you back to a time when those individuals existed. The ability to recreate art that taps into individuals and eras past is a truly gift given to Kobra that is purely remarkable.<br><br></div><div>Deviating from notable figures, Eduardo Kobra has also stayed true to the everyday human subject, maintaining his bold color use to bring these individuals to light in his works. Within the same vein, his use of black and white images are breathtaking when placed against his colorful checkered backgrounds. Eduardo Kobra’s works are truly a labor of love, using methodical grid planning and masterful shading and swirling effects to complete massively-scaled portraits that are typically done on buldings, walls, and murals. Nevertheless, historical figures are Eduardo Kobra’s strong suit, evoking memories of moments past that still resonate with audiences today.<br><br></div><div>More about Kobra: <a href="http://eduardokobra.com/">Webb </a>– <a href="https://www.facebook.com/eduardokobra.kobra">Facebook</a> – <a href="https://twitter.com/EduardoKobraa">Twitter</a> – <a href="http://instagram.com/kobrastreetart">Instagram</a></div>

Alfred Nobel

Inti

<div>Mural by Inti for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Muralist devoted to street art, specifically to graffiti, since age 15. In parallel he studied at the Fine Arts School of Viña del Mar. Despite criticism from detractors of artistic expression in public spaces, his works won a space on the streets and buildings of Valparaiso, first, and then in cities all over the world. Based in Paris right now, he has established himself as a benchmark of street art, muralism and international graffiti, being constantly invited to festivals and exhibits related to avant-garde art in South America, Europe and the United States.<br><br></div><div>Inti´s work is mainly inspired by pre-Columbian and Andean cultures, rescuing and redefining iconography and symbols that are both ancient and contemporary. Currently, we can find his mega murals in countries as diverse as Lebanon, Norway, Bolivia, Poland, Puerto Rico, France, Canada and others. The list keeps on growing with his frequent travels.<br><br></div><div>We can see creations nurtured from a long story, starting with the theatrical and circus characters of his early graffiti, followed by his phase of evoking the sacred, the festive, the combative and thoughtful, showing the influence of Andean textiles and pre Columbian designs in general, the colors of carnivals and festivals, the protest spirit of indigenous people, and the cultural syncretism that shapes current American society and himself.<br><br></div><div>Inti was born in Valparaiso on November 7th, 1982. He studied at the School of Fine Arts in Viña del Mar and his own interests led him to deepen his knowledge of pre-Columbian cultures, concentrating in the relationship that these cultures established with the influences of the conqueror continent.<br><br></div><div>Inti discovered Latin characters like <em>Kusillo</em>, <em>Ekeko</em>, <em>Kollón</em> and <em>Pepino </em><strong><em>(Cucumber)</em></strong>, among others; characters that without losing its playfulness and carnivalesque side, remain sacred and part of religious ceremonies in places most connected with their “Latin American ancestry” -to give it a name. For him, they were constituted as a perfect representation of the religious and cultural syncretism of peoples of our continent and hence, of his own person. A point of connection between his Chilean-Latin social identity and the work he had been developing for years on the streets.<br><br></div><div>More about INTI: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/INTI.INTI.INTI">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://instagram.com/inti_cl">Instagram</a></div>

Hand Labor

Robert Proch

<div>Mural by Robert Proch for No Limit Street Art 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>A painter, muralist and animator born in 1986 Bydgoszcz, Poland. Proch was educated at the Akademy of Fine Arts (animation department) in Poznan where he also lives and works nowadays. He has an unique picturesque language which represents numerous stylistic expressions. His style is inspired by state-of-the-art animation, impressionism and modernist graffiti. He is not using photography and many times even avoids making a precise sketch for the painting. This makes painting process so interesting for him.<br><br></div><div>First steps in outside painting he took in 2002. During his study, he had major exhibitions in both Europe and the United States. Robert Proch began putting up graffiti in his hometown of Bydgoszcz, Poland as a teen. He soon experimented with traditional painting too. Proch paints aspects of motion and processing taken strictly from an urban environment. As he says, nowadays the cities-environment of his world are starting to look extremely plain and futuristic.<br><br></div><div>Exhibitions:</div><div>2014</div><ul><li>‚Where to go to?’ group show, KIRK Gallery, Aalborg Denmark</li><li>Art Herning Artfair, KIRK Gallery, Herning Denmark</li><li>‘Les Enfants de Kupka’ group show, PUTEAUX CITY HALL gallery, Puteaux France</li><li>‘Rewire Graffuturism’ group show, Edinburgh Festival, Edinburgh Scotland</li><li>‚Same/Diffrent’ grouo show, THEOUTSIDERS Gallery, Newcastle United Kingdom</li><li>‚Land without footprints’ solo show, LAZARIDES Gallery, London United Kingdom</li></ul><div>2013</div><ul><li>&nbsp;‘Time Lags’ solo show, KIRK Gallery, Aalborg Denmark</li><li>&nbsp;‘Crunch’ group show, THEOUTSIDERS Gallery, Newcastle United Kingdom</li><li>&nbsp;Public Provocations V group show, COLAB Gallery, Weil am Rhein Germany</li><li>&nbsp;Scope Artfair, SCHWALBE&amp;CHWALBE Gallery, Basel Switzerland</li><li>&nbsp;’Urban Life’ group show, KIRK Gallery, Aalborg Denmark</li><li>&nbsp;‘Turn the corner’ solo show, OPENSPACE Gallery, Paris France</li><li>&nbsp;‘L’avernir Graffuturism’ group show, WHITE WALLS Gallery, San Francisco USA</li></ul><div>2012</div><ul><li>‘Group show, KIRK Gallery, Aalborg Denmark</li><li>‘Between Dimensions’ solo show, THEOUTSIDERS Gallery, Newcastle United Kingdom</li><li>‘Second Auction of Polish Streetart’ group show, HOTEL HARENDA, Warsaw Poland</li><li>‘Beyond Walls’ group show, ANTONIO PRATES Gallery, Lisbon Portugal</li><li>Stroke 06 Urban Art Fair, PRATERINSEL, Munich Germany</li><li>‘Escape the Golden Cage’ group show, Vienna Austria</li><li>‘Wild At Heart’ group show, THINKSPACE Gallery, Los Angeles USA</li><li>‘Unfrisierte Gedanken’ group show, INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Munich Germany</li><li>‘W Niedoczasie’ solo show, WARSZAWA WSCHODNIA, Warsaw Poland</li></ul><div>2011</div><ul><li>‘1st Auction of Polish Streetart’ group show, SENATORSKA Gallery, Warsaw Poland</li><li>‘Stroke 04’ Urban Art Fair, INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Munich Germany</li><li>‘Come inside’ group show, SOHO Factory, Warsaw Poland</li><li>‘Graffiti vs Street art’group show, BRAIN DAMAGE Gallery, Lublin Poland</li><li>‘Kont Project’ groupshow, Tallin Estonia</li><li>‘Stroke 05’ Urban Art Fair, INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Berlin Germany</li><li>‘Urban Tactics’group show, DESIGN TERMINAL, Budapest Hungary</li></ul><div>2010</div><ul><li>‘Stroke03’ Urban Art Fair, INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Berlin Germany</li><li>‘Die Neue Avangarde’ group show, INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Munich Germany</li><li>‘Playground’ solo show, ZAK Gallery, Gdańsk Poland</li><li>‘Stroke 02’ Urban Art Fair, INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Berlin Germany</li><li>‘Jazz in free times’ duo show with Sainter, OPENLAB Gallery, Genova Italy</li></ul><div>2009</div><ul><li>‘Kunst im Tresor’ Urban Art fair, INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Munich Germany</li><li>‘The World of Urban Art’ group show, JENZEN Gallery, Aalborg Denmark</li><li>Groupshow, JENZEN Gallery, Aalborg Denmark</li><li>Stroke01 Urban Art Fair, INTOXICATED DEMONS Gallery, Munich Germany</li></ul><div>More about Robert: <a href="http://proch.madkittens.pl/">Webb</a> – <a href="https://www.facebook.com/prochrobert">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://instagram.com/robertproch">Instagram</a></div>

Selective memory

Natalia Rak

<div>Mural by Natalia Rak for No Limit Street Art Borås 2014. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>From my childhood I always know that I want to paint and make many things with using my imaginations, that’s why I was learning different types of art like: drawing, screen-print, graphic design, package design, traditional graphic, painting, sculpture, visual identification. From 4years I try to master a new painting medium which is spray can. My influences are old photos, daydreams, book illustrations, Marvel Comics books, and artist like: Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz (Witkacy), Jacek Malczewski, Norman Rockwell, Hans Rudolf Giger. I was born in 1986. I graduated with the Diploma of Spatial and Poster Design in Academy of Fine Arts in Lodz. I painting streetart because I like contact with nature, I feel open to world, not like sitting in closed room. When I’m painting a big wall I feel a magic of large surface. I like experience something new and have fun with it. Thanks that I can travel and see different places. I like smell of the spray cans and I feel happy while I’m painting.<br><br></div><div><strong>Festivals and Exhibitions:<br></strong>xhibitions and Festival which I participated: 2009 – Group Exhibitions at Fourth floor Gallery in Łódź 2010 – Graffiti happening in Zgorzelec entitled “Different histories, join future” 2011- Scabb Festiva</div><div>l in Turek 2011 – First Polish Auction of Street Art at Remex Gallery in Warsaw 2011 – The exhibition called “2..1..0..go” at BWA in Skierniewice 2012 – “Drawing and Sculpture” group exhibition in Kobro Gallery in Łódź 2012 – collaboration painting on “Public Provocation” in the Carhartt Gallery in Weil am Rhein 2012- Scabb Festival in Turek 2012 – Festival Walk&amp;Talk in Azores 2012 – Festival “All you ca paint” in Halle 2012- Stroke Urban Art Fair in Berlin 2012 -Exhibition of Polish artists in Intoxicated Demons Gallery in Munich 2012- The Ride Gallery, USA 2013- The Best of diploma 2012. Central Museum of Textile, Lodz 2013- No name Fest, Fleury-les-aubrais, France 2013- Nowa Sól 2013 -“Cash Cans &amp; Candy” in Gallery Ankerbrotfabrik in Vienna 2013- Art Whino, USA, Richmond 2013-SCABB, Turek 2013- LAC, Lagos<br><br></div><div><strong>More about Natalia </strong>– <a href="https://www.deviantart.com/nataliarak">Webb</a> – <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ArtNataliaRak">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://nataliarak.blogspot.com/">Blogg</a></div>

Ophelia

<div>Premural for No Limit Street Art Borås. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Collaboration between Shai Dahan, Ekta and Ollio.<br><br>Pre mural for No Limit Borås. A collaborative piece on both sides of the river Viskan. Markerside by (from left standing in front of the piece) Ekta, Ollio, Shai Dahan. Opposite side with the black &amp; white patterns by Ollio.</div>

Curiot

<div>Mural by Curiot for No Limit Street Art 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Curiot is a visual artist currently working in Mexico City. Curiot creates vibrant mythical beasts blending human and animal forms, which allude to Mexican handcrafts and folk art. The works are highly detailed, rich in color, symbolist and mystic. Inspired from Pre-Hispanic cultures, nature and urban contemporaneity, the artist explores the relationship between man and nature.</div><div>He earned his B.F.A from the Universidad Michoacana de S.N. Hidalgo in 2008. His paintings have been exhibited in diverse solo and group venues including: Cirlcle Culture Gallery, Fecal Face, Thinkspace Gallery, Fifty24MX, BMW Museum, CCBorder, Scope Art Fair, Stroke, among others.<br><br></div><div>More about Curiot: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/el.curiot">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://instagram.com/curiotli">Instagram</a></div>

Chapter two - Evening Garden

<div>Premural by Ollio for No Limit Street Art Borås 2014. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Together with the very first pre mural for No Limit Borås on the opposite side of the river. Ollio painted this side with a very organic black&amp;white pattern.</div>

Joe Iurato

<div>Stencil mural by Joe Iurato for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>He uses layers of hand cut paper and spray paint to create texture and form – a modern adaptation of an old-fashioned printing process. His art is nothing more than the exploration and documentation of personal experiences. These are his stories and how he choose to tell them. The site-specific placements of the pieces often utilize the urban environment to complete their narratives.<br><br></div><div>In addition to his public and gallery works, he also work commercially. Past clients include: Adidas, ESPN, Nike, the NBA, NBC’s Sunday Night Football, Sprite, The New York Racing Association, Mike Tyson’s Iron Mike Productions, and Space Ibiza/NYC. Joe lives in New Jersey.<br><br></div><div>More about Joe Iurato: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/joe.iurato.7">Facebook</a> – <a href="http://www.joeiurato.com/">Webb</a> – <a href="https://instagram.com/joeiurato/">Instagram</a> – <a href="https://twitter.com/joeiurato">Twitter</a> – <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/joeiurato">Flickr</a></div>

Laurence Vallieres

<div>Street Art sculpture by Laurence Vallieres made for No Limit Street Art Borås 2015. More information about No Limit, <a href="https://www.nolimitboras.com/language/en/">here</a>.<br><br>Born in Québec city in 1986 this young artist was discovered by the creation of large-scale sculptures in cardboard. She studied at Concordia University in visual arts before doing an exchange program in Los Angeles to further her knowledge in ceramics. It’s only after graduation and doing an artist residency in Russia that she appropriated the street art influence in her work. By using cardboard, material that she finds in abundance in the street she can create large work on the spot in every part of the world she goes. It’s in 2012 that her carrier started after she organized a show called Transmute for the Montreal’s winter Festival. This first step in the big league lead her to her first solo show at galerie d’art Yves Laroche in Montreal and to participate to multiple festivals in the city. In the past year, Vallières has spent much time outside of Canada, showing notably in The United States, France and Germany.<br><br></div><div>As an artist, one’s goal must be to express what is common and mundane in a way that makes it interesting and novel.&nbsp; To this end, I use animal imagery to symbolize and represent political issues and social behavior. My work is greatly inspired by literature from the authors Georges Orwell and Art Spiegelman. Their deft use of metaphor allowed them to critique an issue or philosophy without explicitly stating the target of their anger.&nbsp; This use of metaphor gave their work the feel of a widely-circulated, savage inside joke.&nbsp; Similarly, I create art that maintains both visual appeal and an understated sense of humor.&nbsp; I want the meaning of my pieces to both capture the eye of the viewer initially and leave them with something to consider long after they’ve left.&nbsp; I sculpt monkeys, elephants and rhinoceroses, thinking about their human correspondents or the ideologies they represent.<br><br></div><div>More about Laurence: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/lauvallierescardboard">Facebook</a> – <a href="https://instagram.com/laurenceval/">Instagram</a> – <a href="http://www.laurencevallieres.com/">Webb</a> – <a href="https://twitter.com/LauVallieres">Twitter</a></div>

Boris

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