Stepa Aifo

Alina Aifo

What is happiness?

Code501

Untitled

Vova GRB

New toys

<div>Project: "Nighttime openspace street art gallery".<br>For his first-ever STENOGRAFFIA festival, Ekaterinburg street artist Sergey Code501 Ermakov, famous for his "kurlyk" (gobble) signature characters, painted a vibrant, eye catching pattern on "Rospechat" kiosk shutters. Sergey tells of it, "Each side of the kiosk is a line of a tetrastich. The motifs are repeated fully or with minor alteration, it is called a refrain. I’ve written a poem about summer without using words".</div>

Refrain

SPEKTR

<div>To create "Proud Streetlight" installation, SPEKTR artists partnered with "Gorsvet" municipal budgetary institution and straightened out one of the streetlights in the garden square next to "Cosmos" cinema and concert hall. The idea of the artwork is explained on the signage beside it: "For as long as humanity has existed, there have been people who have dared to defy their contemporaries. To say "yes" in the face of a million "nos". To argue that the Earth is round, and all of us on it are equal. And when humankind faces global challenges, they refuse to bow under the weight of those circumstances". Bringing this project to life became possible thanks to support from "Tochka" bank for entrepreneurs and enterprises.</div>

Proud Streetlight

Evgeny Muluk

Ilya Mozgi

<div>Made for the Carte Blanche Festival</div>

Nature of color origin

Roma Bantik

Rufas

Life

Andrey Olenev

ANT3128

Keeper

Timur Brazil

<div>Made for the Public Art Festival</div>

Giraffes

Old school

Maxim Revansh

Ruslan Sabirov

Lotus

Ovs9n

<div>How heavy is my fault. Pour yourself some more wine</div>

My fault

For Rent

TIMOFEY RADYA

Riddle

a11c1ear

Pechenegs and Polovtsy

Art Abstractov

Avant-garde series # 93

Robot Fyodor

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Danet

Boomerang (part 2 of 3)

Pokras Lampas

<div>Еhe largest drawing ever created during STENOGRAFFIA occupies an area of 6686 m². To put the artwork's size in perspective: the size of one letter exceeds that of a car. In his calligraphy, Pokras Lampas quoted Kazimir Malevich's manifesto. The drawing was slightly transformed after the work was partially covered with asphalt, and a discussion with the Orthodox community.</div>

Meta-suprematist Cross

Podkras Zakras

Buffuturism 

Hot Singles in Your Area

<div>This is Hot Singles' signature intervention series (pun intended). These signs were originally placed at a section of disassembled pavement, and read: "Attention! Repairs are underway." The team considered these signs redundant and wanted to give them some meaning. Instead of stating the obvious, the road signs prompted pedestrians to contemplate. Artists placed signs that questioned their own existence while forgetting that they are at the centre of their own meaning. This way, the city started a conversation with its residents using its own infrastructure: signs, road markings, street lights, architectural illumination, billboards, etc.</div>

The signs

Lesya Prosto

Natalya Pastukhova

<div>Natalia Pastukhova planted a huge thicket of grass where a cat with a heart-shaped nose and sickle-like nails lives. For the artist, the outside world is filled with games and amazing discoveries. Natalia expresses her own emotions and experiences through the image of a small yet very expressive animal.&nbsp;</div>

Cat in High Grass

Zeal

Andrey berger

<div>Made for the Carte Blanche Festival.</div>

I AM

Ampparito

<div>&nbsp;Made for the Carte Blanche Festival.</div>

Massage

Igor Ponosov

Behind the fence

N888k

Bombing

Roma INK

Ghost Modest Musorgsky

Aleksandr Gushchin

Illusion of protest

Zësar Bahamonte

Sad Face

Chervi

Rainessence

Maria Hardikova

Slava Belov

<div>Donatello's "Dancing angels" are painted by the Rainessence team on a wall of a semi-abandoned building. The artwork seems three-dimensional from every angle. Drawings by Masha and Slava help people to feel the unique atmosphere of the city, and to pay attention to the aesthetics of textured walls. Walls like these are ideal for creating high art, and all the imperfections of the wall become part of the art. This is how the artists bring abandoned spaces to life.</div>

Wall of Angels

<div>Ampparito decided to not only make a drawing, but also to multiply reality through art. The landscape in the chosen area was so homogeneous that any change made to it would have been a real shock. The artist selected an area in the upper-right corner of the wall, then stretched it over the adjacent wall.&nbsp;</div>

Vertigo

VGA Crew

<div>Denis Vertigo took part in the "Night Gallery" project, which aims to prevent "Rospechat" kiosks from being defaced. As the city falls asleep, the rolling shutters turn into a canvas that protects the kiosk from possible vandalism. The artist painted a real guardian of the kiosk — a large black and white lion. This among other works of the "Night Gallery" project carefully preserves the integrity of built form during the Ural night.</div>

Find Your Pride

<div>"Time of Contrasts" was created as part of the "Night Gallery" project where all the artworks can only be viewed during nighttime. This mural is painted on the rolling shutters that protect the kiosk at night. This flower-like pattern is painted with bright summer colors, and resembles the summertime when the festival is held.</div>

Contrast Time

<div>The image can only be seen from one point because of the visual distortion. Spanish artist Ampparito took part in STENOGRAFFIA festival for the first time in 2019. He immediately hacked Yekaterinburg's landscape by painting a YouTube play button on an electrical substation.</div>

Fanakapan

<div>A spontaneous improvisation from Fanakapan inspired by a balloon he saw in a local shop. The drawing was created 4 hours before the artist's departure to another city.</div>

Drunken Flower

Labor Fou

Benny Nast

<div>This artwork by German team Labor Fou is about friendship between people from different cities.The motto of this drawing is "Build bridges, not walls". The grey color palette is pierced by bright subway wagons, spray paint can characters, and big white letters: BUILD BRIDGES NOT WALLS. Subway cars symbolically linked the places artists have created in, namely Berlin, Cologne, Dusseldorf, and Yekaterinburg. During the painting process artists made friends with a local boy named Dima, and added his name to the mural. Dima wrote his name in Russian on a piece of paper, and Labour Fou transferred it to the wall.</div>

Build Bridges Not Walls

Artem Stefanov

<div>A bright dispersion radiates across the wall with its smooth vibrating lines. This work impresses everyone with the illusion of depth, movement, and three-dimensionality. Everyone wants to touch this alluring surface to feel the nerve of the city with their own hand. Artist Artem Stefanov and his assistant Ilya Visokosov made every line of the drawing come alive. The inside dynamics of the mural invites the observer to feel the rhythm of a big city and follow its flow.</div>

Dispersion #5

<div>This mural by Spanish artist Zesar depicts two women hugging. They represent friendship, love and understanding. The artist often uses symbolic color combinations and raises topics of people's relations with each other and with the world around them.</div>

Amor

<div>By painting this mural SPEKTR congratulated STENOGRAFFIA with its 10th anniversary. The team depicted a group of dinosaurs having a jam session. The work is a cheerful illustration painted with pure bright colors.</div>

Happy Birthday Of Dinosaurs

Shozy

<div>Danila places focus on his craftsmanship and the illusion the artwork creates. Additionally, the use of plastic has ecological subtext. It reminds us that we live in a world dominated by plastic, and the tears in the film imply liberation from it. Danila's work is a symbol of freedom from materialism and the need to buy something every day as advertising dictates. In addition, the color palette resembles malachite, a stone associated with the Ural region.</div>

Malachite

<div>London-based artist Fanakapan has become STENOGRAFFIA's most mysterious participant. The author of this hyperrealistic mural was inspired by Soviet Christmas tree decorations. When he got to the location he incorporated local reflections into the drawing. Fanakapan depicted an astronaut and added an alien to keep him company.</div>

We Are Not Alone

<div>The Hot Singles team created this artwork as an homage to a local street artist's painting. The artwork expresses the sentiment that street art does not lose its value when created legally. Similarly, an illegally painted work of art can fit into the urban space and become a valid part of it. The statement started a dialogue, and for the next several days the text on the wall was changed by unknown people and Hot Singles themselves. The transformation of this artwork was actively followed by residents of the city who also got involved in the discussion. In total, the drawing was changed about 5 times.</div>

This Text

Word

P.S.Л.Ч

Touch

Freedom of Conscience RIP

Freedom of Assembly RIP

Mike Hyper

Girl

Hello

Tony Stork

Rayons

Russia

RIP Keith Flint

Slava Ptrk

Childhood at the TV

Modest Musorgsky

Patterns

Repas

<div>Made for the <a href="http://stenograffia.ru/">Stenograffia Festival</a>.</div>

Singing Snail

Will we do

Night gallery of street art / Peacock

Kislow

Exit

Zmogk

Elusive Beauty

MISTER THOMS

Turn your Head

<div>Illustration for the book <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mashapishet_knigu/">Masha writes</a>.</div>

Masha writes. Part 2

Deus ex machina

Lena Shu Street

Photoshop

Birds

Light

<div>No, I don not smoke. But if I drink, then I smoke. I just drink.</div>

Cigarette

Stenograffia Team

<div>Illustration for presentation of new album <a href="https://vk.com/sansaraband">Sansara</a> music band.</div>

We will be better

<div>Life to live is not a game to play. Solve yourself or trust the occasion.</div>

Game

<div>Street artists just use the work of architects for their work, turn their walls into their own canvas. We decided to break this tradition and talk with the help of the wall, about the most important value of the city – about its architecture.<br>&nbsp;<br>This work is our tribute to Soviet modernism, our hope that the revolutionary ideas of the avant-garde will return to our city. We are convinced that the new generation of architects and developers will give the city something more. The city is fed up with glass business centers, tired of the faceless concrete sleeping areas-it is waiting for a new rhythm, waiting for its own sound. <br><br>Made for the <a href="http://stenograffia.ru/">Stenograffia Festival</a>.</div>

Architectural street art / Seroznamennaya Gruppa

Snowman

Olesya Poplavskaya

Vladimir Abikh

Frukty-Vrukty

Elena Lisitsa

Dyoma21

Fontomans

Kipishgrad

Annya Yardy

Marinka Fionova

<div>Made for the <a href="https://vk.com/cbfest">Carte Blanche Festival</a>.</div>

KURLYK & GAG

Alexander Blot

Stagonospora

😏

Memory

Self portrait

Terra

<div>&nbsp;Made for the <a href="https://vk.com/cbfest">Carte Blanche Festival</a>&nbsp;</div>

Balance

Birdly

Responsible for cleanliness at the Carte Blanche Festival

Nikita Nomerz

Draw on the street / Risk on the street

Esher

<div>The expression „Doma prigotisya“ (One day this might be useful at home…) quite capaciously describes the nature of emerging or disappearance of things in an urban streetscape: in many cities and towns there is plenty of cases of bench or litterbin thefts, bricks or asphalt „appropriations”. <br><br>Made for the <a href="http://stenograffia.ru/">Stenograffia Festival</a>.</div>

This is us in the house will come in handy

Hunting

Andrey Toje

<div>Made for the <a href="https://vk.com/cbfest">Carte Blanche Festival</a>.&nbsp;</div>

Hidden meaning

Ivan Seriy

Home

MAKE RUSSIA GREY AGAIN

Ural

No system

Observation

Bozik

Improvisation

Maxim Ima

<div>Norte.Aroe.Trun.Keno.Olifa.Emer.<br><br>Made for the <a href="https://vk.com/cbfest">Carte Blanche Festival</a>.</div>

NO ART NO LIFE

Ekaterinburg

Artworks in Ekaterinburg