Elbohly

<div>This was created in June 2015 as part of the 'Surface Project'.<br>Danish photographer Søren Solkær's major Surface exhibition opened in Copenhagen featuring portraits of world famous street artist. He invited six of the featured artist to create murals in Copenhagen leading up to this event - one of these were ROA.<br><br><br></div>

Untitled

Skinyskimask 

Daleast

<div>This was created in June 2015 as part of the 'Surface Project'.<br>Danish photographer Søren Solkær's major Surface exhibition opened in Copenhagen featuring portraits of world famous street artist. He invited six of the featured artist to create murals in Copenhagen leading up to this event - one of these were DALeast.</div>

Lasse Elras

Gezm

Søren Solkaer

<div>“BLACK SUN” by Soeren Solkaer and Henrik Soten in Copenhagen, Denmark</div><div>The Danish star photographer Søren Solkær has beautified the city of Copenhagen with his first ever mural depicting the natural phenomenon of starling murmurations, known in Danish as “black sun”. The giant artwork is a declaration of love to the city Søren has lived in since the mid-nineties, Copenhagen. It is also a part of a bigger celebration that marks the 100 year anniversary for Southern Jutland’s reunion with Denmark after being under German rule from 1864-1920. A celebration organized by the cultural festival, Golden Days.</div><div><br>The stunning motif is chosen from Søren’s latest project, BLACK SUN (2020), and captures one of the world’s most spectacular phenomena; the large murmurations of starlings that Søren has been documenting for several years all over Europe, starting out in the landscape of his childhood.<br>The vision of the mural came to life by the graffiti legend Henrik Soten, who is known internationally for his street art and vibrant murals. As a matter of fact, this is not the first time Søren ventures into the scene of street art. Back in 2012 he started on a three-year project, called SURFACE, photographing 160 of the world’s leading street artists and graffiti writers. A project that took him all over the world and resulted in a series of cinematic, staged portraits, presented in a book and numerous international exhibitions.<br><br></div>

Black Sun

Nico Akselbo Hagemann

Christian Storm

No Title

<div>This mural for Byens Hegn is nearly 200 meters long.<br><br>It is entitled Byfisk, and shows all the species of fish in the inner lakes to remind people of the hidden experiences of nature in the city.<br><br>All the species are named in the piece to aid identification: Gedde (pike), aborre (perch), rudskalle (rudd), brasen (bream), karusse (carp), hork (ruffe), suder (tench) and ål (eel).</div><div><br></div><div><br><br></div>

Byfisk

Don John

Soten

Tiws

Reks

<div>Collab in May 2015 - for Mountain Dew&nbsp; - but that part has now been sprayed over, and a large "we hate commercials" added...</div>

Sofles

Epoxy

<div>Mural for Rosilde Festival, from april 2015</div>

Various Artists

Stine Hvid

Zusa

<div>Going Zusa hunting is a joy in itself.
<br>The letters, which mean Zusammen ('together' in German), are created and painted by the street artist, Anders Thordal. He's been part of the Copenhagen street art movement since the 1980’s. He got MS at the age of 28 and became wheelchair bound. He is still very much active, and has helpers who help him erect the art.
<br>The four letters have become very popular, and are too often stolen, leaving just the shadow of the letters behind.&nbsp;</div>

<div>Created for PepsiMax Denmark in September 2015</div>

Malakkai

HuskMitNavn

<div>This was created in June 2015 as part of the 'Surface Project'.<br>Danish photographer Søren Solkær's major Surface exhibition opened in Copenhagen featuring portraits of world famous street artist. He invited six of the featured artist to create murals in Copenhagen leading up to this event - one of these were HuskMitNavn.</div>

Obey Giant

<div>This Peace Dove mural from 2011 did not have a particularly peaceful inception, and sparked a great deal of controversy.<br><br></div><div>It is on the site of the former Ungdomshus/Youth House, which was forcefully closed and dwellers evicted by police in 2007. The council sold off the property, and the house was subsequently torn down.&nbsp; The plot is still empty to this day.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div>Read Shepard’s own account of the events here <a href="https://obeygiant.com/obey-copenhagen-post-2-bad/">https://obeygiant.com/obey-copenhagen-post-2-bad/</a>&nbsp;<br><br>The bird was added in 2015 by the Birds crew.<br><br></div>

Peace Dove

Welinoo

Bus 5c

Welin

Ulrik Schiødt

Jakob Tolstrup

Max Gustafson 

Aberplast

Lars Nørgaard

Underground Kok

Rasmus Balstrøm

Stereoheat

SPYO

<div>The (illegal) work of Danish graffiti artist SPYO is loved by many<br><br></div><div>A self-proclaimed outsider, he has no desire or respect for ‘established society’. His attention-grabbing protests are to be found on rooftops and facedes&nbsp; all across Copenhagen.</div>

BrainPaintCircle

LoveLeighArt

Hold ud til du dør / Hang on until you die

dais

Caligr

Ruzhu

Christoffer Bukh

Jestr_sa

ANIS 88

Jake Genovesi

PRWND

and friends 

Copenhagen Pastup Wall 

<div>Going Zusa hunting is a joy in itself.
<br>The letters, which mean Zusammen ('together' in German), are created and painted by the street artist, Anders Thordal. He's been part of the Copenhagen street art movement since the 1980’s. He got MS at the age of 28 and became wheelchair bound. He is still very much active, and has helpers who help him erect the art.
<br>The four letters have become very popular, and are too often stolen, leaving just the shadow of the letters behind. 
<br><br></div>

Ben Eine

Astonishing 

Angels or devils

Maya Hayak

<div>This was created in June 2015 as part of the 'Surface Project'.<br>Danish photographer Søren Solkær's major Surface exhibition opened in Copenhagen featuring portraits of world famous street artist. He invited six of the featured artist to create murals in Copenhagen leading up to this event - one of these were Maya Hayuk.<br><br>update 2022: after renovaton this mural was overpainted<br><br></div>

Artworks in Copenhagen