Insane 51

<div>Edition 2022<br>From Barcares site:<br>Insane is a&nbsp; 27-year-old Greek muralist, who made his first mural in 2007. Recognized as one of the pioneers of 3D art. He calls his work «Double Exposure 3D». His wall paintings consist of 3 layers: red, blue and finally both colors. The public can use a red filter to see the red layer, a blue filter to see the blue and the two layers seen together create the full effect. His particular style has propelled his career, as his work can now be seen around the world. Its last wall was consecrated by the Guinness Record Committee as the largest anaglyph 3D wall to date.<br>Instagram: @insane51<br>@barcaresstreetartmuseum_off</div>

Dreaming of Fish

Millo

<div>Editin 2022<br>Text from Barcares site:<br>Millo is a fan of large-scale wall paintings, he often depicts giants with an innocent and childlike appearance, in playful situations discovering their environment in the middle of urban landscapes.<br>Mainly exhibited in galleries in Europe in the United States, in 2014 he won the B.Art-Arte in Barriera competition which allowed him to paint 13 frescoes on the walls of the city of Turin.<br>Instagram: _MILLO_<br>@barcaresstreetartmuseum_off</div>

An open door

Yann Chatelin

<div>Edition 2022<br>Yann chose to paint a seaman fighting againts the elements , the wind in his face, the determination in his eyes.<br>From Barcares site:<br>Inspired by graffiti, Yann Chatelin discovered drawing at the age of 15. Graffiti will become his main passion for calligraphy&nbsp; and the alphabets of the world, real or imaginary. With china ink, acrylic or bomb, all the tools are used to sublimate handwriting.<br>The letters, the words, the phrases, vectors of meaning, knowledge, a means of collective and individual memory, are at the center of Yann Chatelin’s work. His creations invade canvases and walls from Casablanca to Kathmandu.<br>Instagram: @yannchatelin<br>@barcaresstreetartmuseum_off</div>

The Storm at Sea

Nicolas Barrome

<div>The second name for this piece is: Conspiracy theory for a 5-year old child<br>Nicolas Barrome Forgues controbution to the 2022 edition of the Barcares StreetArt Museum Festival<br><br>From Barcares site: An off-road artist, he is a fan of octopus, roast chicken and fantastic cinema. He likes to try new techniques, spongebob, still lifes, vary formats, textures, colour gradients, the creature of the black lagoon, work in a group, paint walls all over the world… and would leave his place for nothing else in the world.<br><br>Insta: @nicolas.barrome.forgues<br>@barcaresstreetartmuseum_off</div>

The Other Story of Sunset

Nychos

<div>Edition 2022<br>Illustrator and emblematic figure of street art, the urban artist Nychos has spoken on the largest walls of the world since the 2000s with XXL frescoes, painting fantastic works where anatomy and flesh occupy a place of choice. He is known for its characteristic dissection, cross-section, X-rays and translucent styles, often depicting animals and characters from pop culture.<br><br>Instagram: @nychos<br>@barcaresstreetartmuseum_off<br><br></div>

The Bather

Juanjo Surace

<div>New work by Spanish artist Juanjo Surace (@juanjosurace) for the 2nd edition of the Barcarès StreetArt Open Air Museum (<a href="https://instagram.com/barcaresstreetartmuseum_off?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=">https://instagram.com/barcaresstreetartmuseum_off?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=</a>). Work done in a ship container by the so the theme is absolutely spot on and beautifully executed</div>

Fish and Prawn

Abys

<div>Fantastic addition to Barcarès StreetArtMuseum by young French talent Abys.<br>It was a pleasure to meet him in action on my first 2022 visit of Barcarès. Check out some of the WIP photos<br>Instagram: @abys_osmoz<br>@barcarestreetartmuseum_off</div>

Flamingo Postcard

Pantonio

<div>Gorgeous work by Portuguese artist Pantonio for the 2022 Edition of the Barcarès Street Art Open air museum.&nbsp;<br>I was lucky enough to exchange quiet a bit with my fellow countryman Antonio. On top of being a awesomely talented artist is always an approachable, generous and overall very nice human being. You can see it in his work but it's amazing it to confirm it in person.<br>Instagram: @pantonio.o<br>@barcaresstreetartmuseum_off</div>

Parallel Oval

Kalouf

<div>Kalouf’s contribution to the 2022 edition of the excellent Barcarès StreetArt Museum<br>Keeping in the theme of the open art museum Kalouf’s has chosen to represent a marine turtle that suffer so much with the human disrespect of the oceans.&nbsp;<br><br>Instagram: <a href="https://instagram.com/kaloufart?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=">https://instagram.com/kaloufart?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=</a><br><a href="https://instagram.com/barcaresstreetartmuseum_off?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=">https://instagram.com/barcaresstreetartmuseum_off?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=</a></div>

The Turtle

Belin

<div>Amazing take on the classical Venus painting by Spanish artist Belin. Possible inspired by Picasso's cubism. Beautiful, realistic details in this deconstructed Venus version. Great addition to the Barcarès StreetArt Open air museum<br>Instagram: @belin.es<br>@barcaresstreetartmuseum_off</div>

Belin Venus

Alber

<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/barcaresstreetartmuseum_off/?hl=fr">BARCARÈS STREET ART MUSEUM</a>: Unique in Occitanie, international street artists reinvent an extraordinary space... 8 giant structures made of stacked sea containers including 4 monumental ones culminating at more than 15m high invade the Gardens of Lydia. Stroll among these gigantic works and let yourself be carried away by their eclectic universe! <br> Today, there are 6 structures painted by 6 different artists last Summer. This was painted in the port village of Barcarès by the foot of the museum boat Le Lidya to freshen up the Arts Alley that was created in 1969. They couldn’t have choses a better representation of today's street artist community.<br> <strong>Alber</strong> (<a href="https://www.instagram.com/alberoner/">https://www.instagram.com/alberoner/</a>) is foremost a graffitiartist and street art figure of Gironde, He takes his characters to the four corners of France. Their bright colors and multiple lines meet in a powerful way, inviting us to open our eyes and let ourselves be surprised at the bend of a street.&nbsp;<br>In the Barcares Street Art Museum the artist choose to represent two women. Powerful feminity, powerful looks. Such a delicate work.</div>

The 2 Women

Kraser

<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/barcaresstreetartmuseum_off/?hl=fr">BARCARÈS STREET ART MUSEUM</a>: Unique in Occitanie, international street artists reinvent an extraordinary space... 8 giant structures made of stacked sea containers including 4 monumental ones culminating at more than 15m high invade the Gardens of Lydia. Stroll among these gigantic works and let yourself be carried away by their eclectic universe! <br> Today, there are 6 structures painted by 6 different artists last Summer. This was painted in the port village of Barcarès by the foot of the museum boat Le Lidya to freshen up the Arts Alley that was created in 1969. They couldn’t have choses a better representation of today's street artist community.<br><strong>Kraser</strong> (<a href="https://www.instagram.com/krasertres/">@krasertres</a>) is a Spanish artist and graphic designer born in Cartagena, he is now based in Milan (Italy). His works are influenced by an eclectic mix of ancient, surrealist, and lowbrow art. Its goal is to convey an emotion through a mixture of ironic and dreamlike concepts, while allowing the viewer to develop his own interpretation. Today you can admire his works all over the world (Milan, Athens, Miami, Berlin, Kiev...).<br><br></div>

Hermes & B-Side

Julieta Xlf

<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/barcaresstreetartmuseum_off/?hl=fr">BARCARÈS STREET ART MUSEUM</a>: Unique in Occitanie, international street artists reinvent an extraordinary space... 8 giant structures made of stacked sea containers including 4 monumental ones culminating at more than 15m high invade the Gardens of Lydia. Stroll among these gigantic works and let yourself be carried away by their eclectic universe! <br> Today, there are 6 structures painted by 6 different artists last Summer. This was painted in the port village of Barcarès by the foot of the museum boat Le Lidya to freshen up the Arts Alley that was created in 1969. They couldn’t have choses a better representation of today's street artist community. <br><strong>Julieta XLF</strong> (<a href="https://www.instagram.com/julieta_xlf/">@julieta_xlf</a>): Originally from Valencia (Spain), Julieta reminds us that each element of Nature is linked to the others. This connection between the artist and Nature is omnipresent in her frescoes and highlights another aspiration, the reconnection between human beings and Nature. In her eyes, our duty is to protect the planet, out of respect and love for our environment and ourselves.<br> Her wall is called "Sadness" and it is both a cry from the sea and a cry for humanity. This work testifies to a need for empathy, the will of a hand extended to the world to limit its degradation. The B-side is more joyful with a young girl playing with sea animals.&nbsp;</div>

Sadness

Case Maclaim

<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/barcaresstreetartmuseum_off/?hl=fr">BARCARÈS STREET ART MUSEUM</a>: Unique in Occitanie, international street artists reinvent an extraordinary space... 8 giant structures made of stacked sea containers including 4 monumental ones culminating at more than 15m high invade the Gardens of Lydia. Stroll among these gigantic works and let yourself be carried away by their eclectic universe! <br> Today, there are 6 structures painted by 6 different artists last Summer. This was painted in the port village of Barcarès by the foot of the museum boat Le Lidya to freshen up the Arts Alley that was created in 1969. They couldn’t have choses a better representation of today's street artist community.<br><strong>Case Maclaim (</strong><a href="https://www.instagram.com/case_maclaim/">https://www.instagram.com/case_maclaim/</a><strong>)</strong>, is a German artist and he’s one of the founders of the Ma'Claim collective known for its photo-realistic murals. He has particularly distinguished himself by his compositions highlighting the hand, which he sees as a symbol of unity and power. He always represents them with finesse and precision (from <a href="https://quai36.com/en/artist/case-maclaim">https://quai36.com/en/artist/case-maclaim</a>).</div>

Artworks in Le Barcarès