Sainer (Etam Cru)

‘The Last Mohican’

Eva Hansen Sjøvold

Untitled

DOT DOT DOT

Slava Ukraini

Unknown

Broslo

<div>Designed from&nbsp; from screen shots from the 1988 Japanese cartoon movie Akira, and painted&nbsp; on Broslos studio house, 2015<br><br><br></div>

Akira

David Gunneng

Metl

Dekor Tron

jamer

Uniwerz

Espen Henningsen

Jo Are Henriksen

Samuel Nordhuus

Simon Alfredo

Snork

<div>Adress: Maridalsveien 3 , entrance by Brenneriveien</div>

Atle Østrem

The Melting Pot

Super-A

<div>‘Pigeons are symbols for peace, freedom and love as well as house owners’ worst nightmare.&nbsp;<br>They show us the contradictions of urban living.<br><br>Have a look at their fantastic colors’<br><br>Super-A (Stefan Thelen), 2016</div>

Two Pigeons

<div>For the project `Fra Grått til Rått` where 20 artists transformed a 50 m bland wall into art, 2016</div>

Slam

<div>Lokated at the Embassy of Poland in Oslo</div>

Resilience Of The Ukranian Spirit

<div>Located at the Polish Embassy in Oslo</div>

Sagie

<div>Made for Harbitz Torg Streetart Festival 2022<br>Lokated at the entrance of parking house</div>

Freya

Anetta Lukjanova

Taneli Stenberg

<div>Artwork made by Annetta Likjanova&nbsp; Taneli Stenberg. These two artists are based in Helsinki, Finland. This mural was made during the Løkka-Lykke festival 2022.&nbsp;</div>

Galo

<div>Eva Hansen Sjøvold is originally from Moa i Rana in the North of Norway.&nbsp; She likes to work of finding ways to express emotional feelings throughout figurative painting.&nbsp;</div>

Salke

<div>Colourful mural, designed by the talented Norwegian artist Salke. He participated in the Løkka-Lykke street art festival 2022.&nbsp;</div>

Platkovsky

Adrian Platkovsky

Helena Rajska

<div>Made for Løkka Lykke Street Art Festival in June 2022<br><br>`It is important for me to support my country and nation and not let people forget that in the modern world there is a global tragedy, not only for Ukraine. Unfortunately, with time everything becomes familiar, but this is not the time to give up, so each of us goes to the ´front´and does our job there. My strength is in art.`<br>Slam/Nikita for Street Art Oslo</div>

Awat Serdashti

<div>Awat Serdashti, uses bright colours and abstract shapes. This is an 18 meter high mural located in a residential area.&nbsp;</div>

Diana Kinnerød

Ridder

Rustam Qbic

‘Forest Melody

Muga

Sling.one

Sling

Weis

Goal

Øivin Horvei

Mr Mucho

Mucho

Diversity, Unity, Compassion and Equality

David Stenmarck

Xenz

<div>Xenz is a British graffiti artist that generally paints landscapes from his imagination and adapts the motive to the area.&nbsp;</div>

Perpetual Dawn

Kong Halvor

Uhyr

Rabl

Bøff

Juse

Ruske

Skøyen 2030

Heia Graffiti

Knut Uten Stor K

<div>Made for Løkkalykke Street Art Festival 2021<br><br>´Taking inspiration form historical photos, the duo included references to Løkka´s colourful past: the lively streets, local breweries and thunderous trams that have shaped the area from the mid-20th century through today, as well as a nod to the time-honored graffiti tradition of train bombing´ -streetartoslo-</div>

Gamledager

Hama Woods

Optik

The Dalton Brothers

Pay2

Martin Whatson

Cracked

Mikael Noguchi

Ingunn Dybendal

Anette Moi

A Tribute to Pushwagner

Steffen Kverneland

Uglylogo

<div>A scoop of ice cream by Norwegian artist Uglylogo.&nbsp;</div>

A scoop of Ice cream

<div>Ice cream cone by Norwegian artist Uglylogo. This work was finished in June 2021 under the Løkka-Lykke street art festival.&nbsp;</div>

<div>This work was made by Norwegian artist Uglylogo during the Lykke-Løkka street art festival in June 2021</div>

AFK_artworks

<div>Tootin’ out across the roof tops of Grunerløkka.</div><div><br>Made for Løkka Lykke first annual street art festival June/July 2021</div>

Toot

sfinxlite

Alexandra Smadu

<div>This work was made by Norwegian artist Alexandra Smadu during the Lykke-Løkka street art festival in June 2021.<br>You can find it behind Blå in the gated (but mostly open during the day) carpark.</div>

4 of Swords

<div>Finished in July 2021. The Norwegian artist Vibeke Tved, finds inspiration on the traditional Rosemaling, a Norwegian decorative folk painting that was popular in the 1700s to the mid-1850s.&nbsp;</div>

Lea Alstad

<div>Lea Alstad is a young Norwegian artist (21 years). She uses ink, water, acrylic and oil painting throughout her visual art. She specializes on painting portraits and anatomy.&nbsp; &nbsp;This is her first mural and was finished in June 2021.</div>

Emma Serine

<div>This artwork is located in the area called Blå. It was finished in 2021 and has 7x5meters.&nbsp; This Norwegian artist used brush and paint for this work.&nbsp;</div>

Frida

Hello the Mushroom

<div>‘Dedicated to the refugee children of the world. May they find their happy place’<br><br></div><div><br>Made for Løkka Lykke first annual street art festival june 2021</div>

<div>Made for Løkka Lykke Street Art Festival 2021</div>

Tøft

Julie Aida

Zarina

Rasmus Lyche

Jonathan Chedeville

Lasse Brurok

<div>The motif is a heart of Rubik's cubes, on a blue background.&nbsp; Brurok love to use cubes in his art work.&nbsp;<br>"Distance Love" was designed in the middle of the pandemic and symbolize how everyone is keeping their distance&nbsp; and at the same time everyone is taking care of each other and showing love for each other.</div>

Distance love

El Pez

Irlo

<div>Part of the From Station to Station project in 2016 upgrading 5 subway stations Skullerud, Bogerud, Bøler, Ullsrud and Oppsal.<br>The works/murals are based on the architecture of the stations.&nbsp;</div>

Thorvald

Jonathan Varcoe

<div>Art community Påfuglen engaged artist in botany and visual arts to make a wall of famous peole, their hair made of growing moss.<br><br>Includes Albert Einstein, Nelson Mandela, Marie Curie, Nicolas Tesla, Leonardo da Vinci, Steve Jobs, Camilla Collett, Sitting Bull, Fridtjof Nansen, Frida Kahlo, Ole Johan Dahl, Isaac Newton, Gregory Bateson and Stephen Hawking</div>

Dont Panic Crew

<div>Located inside Geitmyra School Gardens. <br><br><strong>Opening Hours: </strong><br>Saturday-Thursday 9am to 8pm</div>

Kim Andreas Roland Berger

Julius Karoubi

Miknog

Secur

Shake Your Spray

Keblo

Black Lives Matter

Johannes Høie

Fadlabi

Cassius Fadlabi

<div>Made for Høstlys Art Festival 2020</div>

<div>This is an unusual work by Lasse Brurock, because he always fills the whole wall with color. Here he has chosen to spray on classic frames in order to frame the motifs separately. Threesome sounds cool, but according to Brurock, he thinks it actually creates more distance than true love. He generally signs his work with a rubik´s cube.</div>

Distance threesome

Animalitoland

<div>"Light is connected to knowledge and good spirit. This double side murals talk about an inside and outside quest for it. There’s a personal, internal process on the front, where the character finds his/her unique light and shares it outside.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;On the back, there’s a collective action where the characters are moving into a warm playful spot, where this nice energy is concentrating.&nbsp;<br>Both are opposites but part of the same cycle: being active and curious, give what what we have, learn what we find"&nbsp;</div>

Nurture Light

Heiaklubben

Marius Pålerud

Helene Brox

SinnSykShit

The Secret Garden

Zofia Jakubiec

<div>Made with 6th grade of Gamlebyen School</div>

Creativity in Quarantine

Alexander MacNicol

Oh No

Benjamin Carling

Christopher Nilsen

<div>Drawing by Oslo artist Christopher Nilsen based on his comics To Trøtte Typer</div>

To Trøtte Typer

Julia Rio

Stfi.

Riccardo Colombo

<div>The Wolves Den - The building built in 1870 housed the factory workers along the Akerselva river and the writer Oscar Braaten referred to it in his sosio-realistic novels by calling the place ‘Ulvehiet’(wolf’s nest)&nbsp;</div>

Artworks in Oslo