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Skate Park

Porto

Rob R.

MOTS -

Andyappleseed

Colectivo Rua

Ribeira

Tamara Alves

<div>&nbsp;Tamara Alves&nbsp; is a Portuguese visual artist and illustrator, currently based in Lisbon.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Tamara Alves has been weaving a narrative that celebrates in a raw, poetic way the primeval vitality of strong sensations, of an animal becoming, of brute passion, as opposed to rational deliberation.<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Based on the idea that our instincts are what defines us, the artist invokes a universe of (female) human and animal figures in interaction with the natural landscape and objects imbued with a strong symbolic charge that invite us to embrace feelings as a wild and untamed driving force.<br>In this artwork, Flowers simbolize the inner evolution, the long path that the human being goes through. This evolution goes side by side with taking care of this flower, taking care of each other, taking care of ourselves.</div>

S&D - Pilar europeu dos direitos sociais

The Caver

Untitled

Espigar nas gentes

Júlio Dolbeth

<div>Espigar nas gentes is a driving of renowned Portuguese illustrators, in this incessant and inconstant recognition, for an updated portrait of the lives of this place, today's stories, customs, uses, smells and tastes and everything else that is perceived in this territory.</div>

A costurerinha do Cimo da vila/D. Maria da Conceição

Mesk

Mr Dheo

Tanta gente sem casa Tanta casa sem gente

filho bastardo

Já não são as tempestadas no mar que trazem as gaivotas para terra

Kilos graffiti

<div>Artwork by Kilos Graffiti, artist of the town and known for this hip hop painted figures, painted here the face of Donald Trump, with a tap on the eyes and a banana on this mouth.<br>That's of course a satiric reference of the not less satric ex president of the United States of America, and an obvious critic of the policy.</div>

Comedian 2

Youth one

<div>Youth One aka Adalberto Brito was born in Angola. Known as one of the major boosters of the Graffiti scene in Portugal, as part of the Hip-Hop culture, he has profoundly inspired Graffiti artists during the 90's.<br>Youth One was the name he adopted because he believes "he should die old with a young spirit" and that free spirit is very present in all of his works.<br><br></div><div><br><br></div>

<div>Unfortunately, I don´t have any information about the graffer, or this work, but that's a awesome work and I think that's important to show this piece of art here.<br>Artwork very close of the flores street, one of the most important street of the town.</div>

Caminho, Reflexão, Liberdade

Costah

<div>Costah aka Nuno Costah, streeat artist of the town and tatoo maker, creating a work mostly drawing colourful cartoonish birds, cats, young couples, boys, girls etc...&nbsp;<br>It is possible to see how the tattoo iconography influenced Costah’s street art portraits, especially visible on his stickers all around Porto. Costah’s street art portraits tend to be very colourful, fency and full of life.<br><br></div>

Piu Piu

Bordalo ll

<div>Bordalo II, one of the most important portuguese street art artist,&nbsp; created this artwork for the festival "Gaia Todo Um Mundo" in 2017.<br>The artwork was created using found materials and trash around the city. Half of the piece is left unpainted and shows the elements original colors.<br>This Half Rabbit shows us (as usual with the work Bordalo II) a critic of society’s wastefulness, consequence of the over consumption, and also strong call for a ecological changing society mindset.<br><br><br></div>

Half Rabbit

fedor_fedo

Mots

<div>On Miguel Bombarda Street, We had the first legalized painted in 2013, artwork coordinated by the Circus Network, gallery and creative agency dedicated to the street art.<br>Work done with the collaboration of 3 artists : Mesk, Fedor and Mots, in a wall of 130 m3.<br>We can see D. Quixote emerges, accompanied by Sancho Pança in brown shades with a very "futuristic" horse.</div>

Dom Quixote e Sancho Pança

STRA

<div>STRA, French artist, developed a variety of techniques to deliver his purpose : the political satirical and social commentary.<br>He use the black, white &amp; red as his favourite colour palette. STRA reached out to the world, a variety of countries and cities were exposed to his symbolic artwork.</div>

<div>MOTS: "Having the famous old market “Mercado Ferreira Borges” has inspiration and reference for this project, the idea of making this mural was to provide unity and background for this amazing iron structure that is an icon of the city of Porto. The use of cold blues represents the mass of the iron with sharp geometric forms, wherein between this shapes small appointments of more warm colours can be seen with the intention of bringing into the wall pieces of the decorations in the metal structure of the building.<br><br></div><div>This project doesn’t pretend to be invasive and independent, but instead a fusion between the market, the mural and the city.<br><br></div><div>It is the biggest piece we did so far (500-meter square). It is located near the iconic Douro river and it became part of its panoramic view. | Porto, 2017." www.mots.pt<br><br></div>

Continuidade

Oh Misco

<div>Oh Misco aka Bruno Pacheco, One man band (ilustration, animation, 3D and street artist) from Porto.<br>He created a very colorful and animated world, with many characters, came from the world of animation.<br>We can see here this surrealist yellow "women" with this "mask"on this blue background.</div>

Frederico Draw

<div>the Hospitality is part of the essence of Porto and is well represented in this work by Frederico Draw.<br><br>He usually draws anonymous faces, portraits of random people in a large scale. I decided here to portray a old man extending his hand as a welcome to anyone who enters the city by the Luís I Bridge.&nbsp;</div>

AN.FI.TRI.ÃO

<div>Costah aka Nuno Costah, streeat artist of the town and tatoo maker, creating a work mostly drawing colourful cartoonish birds, cats, young couples, boys, girls etc...&nbsp;<br>It is possible to see how the tattoo iconography influenced Costah’s street art portraits, especially visible on his stickers all around Porto. Costah’s street art portraits tend to be very colourful, fency and full of life.<br><br></div><div><br><br></div>

Bon jardim

Oak Tree

<div>Oak tree aka Tiago de Carvalho, is an Illustrator based in Porto. this artwork was created under the programme Porto Urban Art, with the next rule : One colour uniformity on the street art palette, the chosen colour was the green, with several shades also included.<br><br>Oak tree love to explore emotion through, rhythm, movement and energetic lines, and we can feel that on this work.<br>He usually created his art on paper/digital, canvas and walls, on this wonderful case.<br><br><br></div>

liquen

<div>Created by the spanish artist Liquen in 2017, this Hidden gems of the town, was painted in a little narrow side street, close from rua das flores.<br>This big blue vibrant cat is an obvious homage to the blue azulejo, so important on the portuguese art and culture.</div>

Perspentico

Hazul

<div>Artwork from Hazul, one of the most famous and misterious artist of the town<br>Creations of Hazul has symbolic and dreamlike dimension, where the relationship between the organic and the geometric, between beings and objects, or between the material and the ethereal.<br>He pick this influences of primitive art, of ancient civilizations or tribal art.</div>

Virtus

<div>&nbsp;Tribute to Allen Iverson, called the answer</div>

GODMESS

<div>This work is a tribute to as Aguadeiras (water carrying people)<br>The square currently known as Campo 24 de Agosto was once called Campo de Mijavelhas. There, there was a tank, built in the 16th century, which supplied water to the people of Porto who did not have a pit.&nbsp;<br>It was also there that the Aguadeiras suppling theirselves to transported and sold water all around the town.</div>

Aguadeiras

Thrid Draw

<div>Artwork from Mesk, aka Gustavo Teixeira, Portuguese Ιllustrator and graffiti artist from Porto : https://www.instagram.com/mesk85/?hl=pt</div>

Vhils

<div>Portuguese artist Alexandre Farto aka Vhils, has been interacting visually with the urban environment&nbsp; since his days as a prolific graffiti writer in the early-to-mid 2000s.<br><br>He was influenced by the transformations brought on by the intensive urban development the country underwent in the 1980s and 1990s. He was particularly inspired by the way city walls absorb the social and historical changes that take place around them. Applying his original methods of creative destruction, Vhils digs into the surface layers of our material culture like a contemporary urban archaeologist, exposing what lies beyond the superficiality of things, making visible the invisible.<br><br></div><div>The piece "look at Porto" combines natural and human elements, with the figure’s eye gazing out poetically towards the city and its old neighbourhoods, humanising the built environment while highlighting the wealth of its human heritage.<br><br><br><br></div><div><br></div><div>&nbsp;<br><br></div><div><br><br></div><div>His unique approach and artwork have been garnering critical acclaim around the globe.<br><br></div>

Look at Porto

<div>- One artwork from Mesk, aka Gustavo Teixeira, Portuguese Ιllustrator and graffiti artist from Porto : https://www.instagram.com/mesk85/?hl=pt<br><br>- One Artwork from Hazul, one of the most famous and misterious artist of the town<br>Creations of Hazul has symbolic and dreamlike dimension, where the relationship between the organic and the geometric, between beings and objects, or between the material and the ethereal.<br>He pick this influences of primitive art, of ancient civilizations or tribal art.</div>

Maismenos

<div>Conceived by MaisMenos, name of the art project created by the artist Miguel Januário, started in 2005. He offers a critical reflection on the model of political, social and economic organisation that manages contemporary urban societies.<br><br>This work consists of three thousand tiles and had dozens of participants, professionals and amateurs. Each one had to answer with the ceramic pieces to the question “Who are you Porto?”<br>This mural covers 135 m2.<br>.</div>

Quem és Porto?

<div>Inaugurated in 2014 with the oficial program called Primeira Parede Livre (first free wall), it was the first of several artistic interventions commissioned by the city hall of the town and marked a turning point on the city policy.<br>The 250 m2 wall has, on one side, Hazul's faceless, round-shaped figures and, on the other, Mr. Dheo's hyper-realistic line, who drew his father with Porto in his hand.</div><div><br><br></div>

Mural da Trindade

Paulo Alexandre

Os Laços/Nicolau

<div>Tribute to the hip-hop legends by Kilos Graffiti, street artist of the town</div>

<div>The Caver, from Lisbon, is&nbsp; mainly street artist, but he has also brought his work to galleries.&nbsp;<br>His background is the traditional graffiti since 1998, but nowadays we can see his work evolved and refined in large facades and murals in many cities.<br>His work is very characterized by the use of simple yet strong forms, combined with a harmonious composition of colors, and the content is quiet often very enigmatic in general.</div>

Jaune

<div>Jaune, Belgian street artist, came to Porto for the festival "Gaia todo um mundo"in 2017.<br>He mainly stages miniature cleaners of the street, but this time drinking Port wine to be more "local",&nbsp; with his personal gaze and stencil technique.<br>Through these drawings, we observe a lot of realism and sense of humor. I give highlighting to this profession and people, are too little considered on our society.</div>

Cascata de Jaune

Pedro Podre

<div>Pedro Podre, artist from the town, work mainly on illustration and painting, visually influenced by animation, series from the 80s and 90s, comics, graphics.&nbsp;<br>The expression of this characters are exaggerated and living in a kind of dystopian and untidy environments.</div>

Caution Wet Floor

Arm Colective

<div>This painting of strong and vibrant colors, where the use of blue, pink and white predominates, represents a tall and slim figure. The figure is bent over, with his feet in the water, his body stained with colors and diffuse shapes drawn on the inside. His face is enigmatic and he hides behind a purple and white mask, in which an anchor is drawn on the forehead.&nbsp;<br>The heart is portrayed by a paper boat, the central and prominent element in this production.</div>

Daniel Eime

<div>Daniel Elme, artist from Caldas da Rainha, but living in the town of Porto, exhibit by this wonderful example of the stencil graffiti, a random figure of a old lady in blue shades.&nbsp;<br>The purpose of this artwork is to show us the strong aging of the people of the town and by that, the desertion of the town.</div>

Mira

<div>&nbsp;Artwork form Filho Bastardo<br>https://www.instagram.com/filhobastardo_/</div>

Muchas Gracias Dieguito

O Maria

Unknown

fedor

<div>FEDOR is a Portuguese Graffiti artist, based in Porto.<br>He started writing in 2000 under the name Blast.<br>A couple of years later he formed the Maniaks collective alongside Neutro and DesMots.<br><br>Fedor is known especially for his textured pieces and characters, combining Illustrative comic book inspired elements, with the urban language of wildstyle graffiti.</div>

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