Ljusdal

Gustav TÃ¶rnqvist

Artscape Sweden

Fredric Sanabria

Ouizi

Flowers

Bates

Silversurfer

Charlie Granberg

<div>For Artscape 2019. Local Local boy Charlie is the root of this particular festival. It started with his vision of turning little Ljusdal into the worlds largest outdoor gallery. He started to paint garbage cans and arrange a few smaller walls and it all grew from there. And then the Artscape crew came up with the genius idea of a festival concentrated to houses surrounding a parking lot, this awsome festival was a fact. Turning a normally dead space into a festival area and leaving it covered with beautiful artboy Charlie is the root of this particular festival. It started with his vision of turning little Ljusdal into the worlds largest outdoor gallery. He started to paint garbage cans and arrange a few smaller walls and it all grew from there. And then the Artscape crew came up with the genius idea of a festival concentrated to houses surrounding a parking lot, this awsome festival was a fact. Turning a normally dead space into a festival area and leaving it covered with beautiful art.</div>

Tiger

<div>In the garden of Rosehills Flowers, on the side of outdoor stage.</div>

Frog

Popeye

Leon Keer

<div>Anamorphic wall outside Nora Station street art gallery for their grand opening. Watch for the footprints on the pavement marking the right position to get the illusion on your photo.</div>

Why Not?

David Rice

<div>For Hit &amp; Run-project at Norra Station street art gallery.</div>

Untitled

Drew Merritt

<div>For Artscape 2019. Subject is Erica Saxon. "The raven feather in this represents navigating through time since the Vikings used them to help navigate through long voyages. Also, the spiritual representation because Odin used two ravens to watch and listen to everyone in the world."</div>

Yash

<div>This is about an hours drive from Ljusdal, but if you’re in the hoods it might be worth the trip.</div>

Making Friends

Robe Garden

Mikael Brandrup

<div>For Artscape 2019. Some spare cans, spare time and a spare wall.</div>

Graffiti

Sweet Toof

<div>On the back of Nora Station street art gallery.</div>

Kristin Farr

Jeff Meadows

Irene Lopez Leon

<div>For Artscape 2019.<br>"I tried to make a collage of some of the things that make me the most happy. Synthesizers, fruits and berries, nature, imagination and creativity are all wonderful on their own, but when combined... you’re in for a good time."</div>

Mayra Kudasheva

Anamorphic Reindeer 

Sarah Button

<div>Rosens made out of used spraycans. For Artscape 2019.</div>

Rosens From Cans

Space

Herr Nilsson

<div>Based on a true story about a bank robbing cop for Herr Nilsson’s exhibition ”Humans You Are Fucked” at Norra Station street art gallery.</div>

Bankrobber

Tymon de Laat

<div>Portrait of legendary Swedish singer Lill Babs who passed away in 2018. This wall is located at a school near her old home.</div>

Portrait of Lill Babs

Tim Timmey

The Snake

Hellstrom Street Art

Lilac Lady

<div>Some crochet art can be found around the Artscape festival area at Bagargränd. Although not officially in the program, Lilac Lady was invited to participate in the festival at the last minute.</div>

Yarn graffiti

Various Artists

Nuno Viegas

Koz Dos

Dima Kashtalyan (Belarus)

<div>Beautyfing of construction hoardings around the church. This is a temporary installation, so ask the good people at Norra Station street art gallery of current status.</div>

See the human

Unknown

<div>In the summer the property owners fill the alley with umbrellas, different colours every year.</div>

Umbrellas

Amara Por Dios

<div>Outside Norra Station street art gallery for her show ”Looking For Acahuempe”.</div>

Julia Rio

Disposición Complementaria

Helen Bur

Diptych

<div>The hub of street art in Ljusdal. For current opening hours check https://norrastation.com/</div>

Norra Station Street Art Gallery

Room for Reflection

WD (Wild Drawing)

Norrastation

<div>This is the first large scale mural in our mission to transform the whole of Ljusdal to the world’s biggest art exhibition. It’s called ”Lens” and is made by the mighty WD Wilddrawing! The thing about this piece is that it’s an anamorphic/3D painting, and in order to see it the way it’s meant to be seen, you have to stand at the right point of view! So how do I know where that is?&nbsp;<br>Just look at the sidewalk for the two footprints! If you look at it from there, you’ll see all figures pop out of the wall with their right dimensions and not stretched out (third pic). Try it out yourself!&nbsp;<br>Also notice in the first pic how he managed to bring the illusion of a big chunk of wall being carved out to the upper left, by painting in the colour of the facade fron the building behind it! Genious!</div>

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