Giacomoerre

<div>&nbsp;FUTURO is my personal vision about what our future should be, there's no reason to find another planet to live on when we already live on a special planet and it is our daily job to protect it!&nbsp;</div>

Futuro

David de la Mano

Pablo S.Herrero

<div>A sailing species brings news from the distance to land and songs of encouragement. It brings omens and the wishes of those left behind. It carries seeds that will take care of the air. It only respond&nbsp; to the ultimate power.</div>

The Message

<div>The great whale carries a human group on it. Its passengers don’t know where they are going. Some of them trust the wisdom of an ancient being who knows the territory, others travel with the suspicion that the whale doesn’t know what her path is either. Some of them believe that the environment in which they are in can be deciphered, perhaps by others. They intuit that there were those who interpreted it before. One part of the group only distinguishes a bitter feeling of loss. They all carry something important in their hands. Everyone keep calm.</div><div><br><br></div>

The Calm

Freskales

Summer Pen Penguin 

Cesar Goce

<div>Background: Glichs, distortions, window overlays, and other virtual elements are common in Cesar Goce's paintings. Resources that allow you to play with the image to compose new forms with a fresh and current aesthetic.</div><div>Mural inspired by the work of @ c.h.a.r.l.i.t.o and @ emeerree.studio&nbsp;</div><div><br></div>

Tregua 

Xolaka

Martin Luther King

Soma

Casa Nostra

Sphinx Cat

Fleeting

El momento

Disneylexya

Untitled

J.Warx

Viejez, sabiduría de las personas mayores

Dridali

El Cigala

Gui Zagonel

Chavez Hollar

David de Limón

La Nena Wapa Wapa

Mentalink

Fastone

Valencia

Macklein 194

<div>Note about the author: David de Limón is a valencian artist born in the popular neighborhood of El Carme de València. He is probably the artist who has more representations throughout the city. His figures are always characters that remind us of "ninjas", which are masked because today graffiti and street art is still seen as something vandalism for which you have to hide. The circle in the chest and the symbols it contains want to express moods and emotions of their characters. The "ninjas" of David de Limón have become well known and international.</div>

Deih

<div>Note about the artist: Deih is a valencian urban artist whose artworks have influences from the world of comic and science fiction. His space characters always wear helmets and are very technological. They seem taken from a cyber-punk universe. His last project, in which he has been working for several years, is INSIDER, in which the artist conducts an introspective personal study of his own feelings and how he imagines and acts in the life. In his works is recurrent the presence of futuristic technology elements such as cyborgs, usually represented in a somewhat bleak atmosphere.</div>

Bowy Face

<div>Note about the author. Bowy Face. Within the iconic postgrafitti, this urban artist uses his dog's face. Active in Valencia since 2017, his work considers it a tribute to his dog. Its purpose is "to make my dog's face repetitive, until he becomes a kind citizen of Valencia."</div>

Julieta Xlf

<div>Note about the author: Julia Silla is the real name of this valencian artist of Street art, Julieta. Member of the Valencian urban art group XLF (usually she signs her artworks as Julieta XLF), her iconography has a marked childish character close to oriental art, with influences from Japanese kawaii. Her murals are starring girls with closed eyes with oriental features that seems to sleep. Their attitudes hide perplexity and sensitivity, and their dreams represented in the mural seem to come true, often represented with birds and plant forms. They try to convey hope and claim aspects such as color, nature and joy. The extraordinary color of his works is one of her most particular characteristics.</div>

Don Diego

Paseando por la vieja Habana

Hyuro

<div>Note about the author: Tamara Djurivic is the real name of the Argentine artist, based in Valencia since 2005, who signs her works as Hyuro. Her works often represent individualized women, using almost pale soft colors, which capture the delicacy of painted subjects. With his art she wants to represent how women carry the weight of patriarchal society on themselves. He criticizes the "patriarchal justice" that permeates the Spanish judicial system.</div>

Mario Mankey

Fore.ink

Barbiturikills

Sr.Marmota

L'hort de la Botja

Al Loro!

Brain on Fire

Colectivo XLF

<div>Note about the author: Urban art collective in Valencia born in 2000. XLF means (X La Face=Por La Cara= By The Face). The creative union of the XLF collective was the starting point for the careers of now prestigious urban artists such as Deih, Julieta, Mr. Marmota, Xèlön, On_ly, Hope, Cesp, Escif or Barbiturikills.</div>

Hope

<div>BARBI: Note about the artist: Barbiturikillis, abbreviated Barbi, is a valencian artist who expresses her art on the walls using pink bunnies in frequently vindicating scenes on various topics of today's society, such as climate change, politics or the situation of the women in the society. She is a very active artist, who usually paints many of her works with Hope, other of the muralists who form the Valencian Urban art collective XLF (Por La Face)</div>

Las 3 gracias

<div>Note about the artist: Barbiturikillis, abbreviated Barbi, is a valencian artist who expresses her art on the walls using pink bunnies in frequently vindicating scenes on various topics of today's society, such as climate change, politics or the situation of the women in the society. She is a very active artist, who usually paints many of her works with Hope, other of the muralists who form the Valencian Urban art collective XLF (Por La Face)</div>

<div>LA NENA WAPA WAPA: Note on the artist: Artist born in Valencia, began painting in 2002 on the walls of Mislata, next to Valencia. The figure of women is a recurring theme in his works, in which he often expresses a critique against the oppression of women in a patriarchal society. Her artworks use to be austere in color and little recharged.</div>

Felipe Pantone

<div>Note about the author: The works of Felipe Pantone, an Argentine artist born in Buenos Aires and resident in the Valencian neighborhood of Russafa, has a very characteristic style of using geometric shapes of bright colors, very close to Op-art (optical art). His work fuses elements of graphic design with evolved geometric figures that create works with a very avant-garde aesthetic. Art critics point out from their works that "the divisions between geometric patterns and gradients combine so easily, that larger patterns seem created with digitalization rather than with the hands". Forbes magazine called its aesthetic “the intersection of Blade Runner and PhotoShop” for its concepts of dynamism, transformation and movement.</div>

Splin

Compromis

HNRX (AUT)

<div>Note about the author: This street artist was born in Insbruck, Austrian.His work is certainly unique. His paintings depict what he describes as objects. Brushes, shrimp, sausages, teeth, paprika, chargers… there is seemingly no pattern to the objects that HNRX will choose to paint high up onto the walls of any given city. He paints them because they are interesting, nothing more. Often he will bring them together in what he describes as a surreal way creating patterns and playing around with the objects he has chosen to depict. As a result it’s very unlikely that you’ll see two pieces the same. HNRX is also an artist who loves to travel having painted throughout most of Europe. Motivated by adventure, he talks about going outdoors, feeling alive and being able to create something in the urban environment.</div>

Cere

<div>Note about the author: Cere is a urban artist born in the city of Burgos, with a current residence in Valencia. His name is Miguel Maestro CEREzo.</div>

The lion's power

Xelon.xlf

<div>LA NENA WAPA WAPA: Note on the artist: Artist born in Valencia, began painting in 2002 on the walls of Mislata, next to Valencia. The figure of women is a recurring theme in his works, in which he often expresses a critique against the oppression of women in a patriarchal society. Her artworks use to be austere in color and little recharged.<br><br></div>

Ya vas siendo mayorcito, no?

<div>BARBITURIKILIS. Note about the artist: Barbiturikillis, abbreviated Barbi, is a valencian artist who expresses her art on the walls using pink bunnies in frequently vindicating scenes on various topics of today's society, such as climate change, politics or the situation of the women in the society. She is a very active artist, who usually paints many of her works with Hope, other of the muralists who form the Valencian Urban art collective XLF (Por La Face).<br>DAVID DE LIMON: Note about the author: David de Limón is a valencian artist born in the popular neighborhood of El Carme de València. He is probably the artist who has more representations throughout the city. His figures are always characters that remind us of "ninjas", which are masked because today graffiti and street art is still seen as something vandalism for which you have to hide. The circle in the chest and the symbols it contains want to express moods and emotions of their characters. The "ninjas" of David de Limón have become well known and international.</div>

<div>&nbsp;Note about the author: Urban art collective in Valencia born in 2000. XLF means (X La Face=Por La Cara= By The Face). The creative union of the XLF collective was the starting point for the careers of now prestigious urban artists such as Deih, Julieta, Mr. Marmota, Xèlön, On_ly, Hope, Cesp, Escif or Barbiturikills.</div>

Amb Monleón viviem millor

Xtra love

Chikitin

<div>Note about the artist: The real name of this artist is José Gasulla. His own style, very intimate, leads him to paint portraits of people with double eyes, with whom he tries to represent his pain, his hope and in which he meditates on human existence on the earthly plane. With his multi-eye works, he wants to imply that there are other points of view different or alternative to how we see reality.</div>

Poso 13

The Photographer

<div>Note about the artist: The dark figure of a character in a hat and coat, pointing at the viewer with a wide-angle camera, is one of the most recognizable icons on the walls of the streets of Valencia since February 2015.</div>

Con amor de los angelitos negros

Planet Earth is blue

<div>Note about the author: Cere is a urban artist born in the city of Burgos, with a current residence in Valencia. His name is Miguel Maestro CEREzo.&nbsp;<br>Its walls show a very symbolic graphic language, of double readings in which the viewer has to guess the different interpretations. Its main references are El Roto and Pablo Amargo, the sculptures of Isidro Ferrer and the proportions and details of Ron Mueck. Also admire the surrealism of Dalí or Topor. And with all those influences plus those of his friends writers and painters, he tries to paint where he goes trying to integrate it into the context of the street and the situation.&nbsp;<br><br></div>

<div>Note about the author: Cere is a urban artist born in the city of Burgos, with a current residence in Valencia. His name is Miguel Maestro CEREzo.
<br>Its walls show a very symbolic graphic language, of double readings in which the viewer has to guess the different interpretations. Its main references are El Roto and Pablo Amargo, the sculptures of Isidro Ferrer and the proportions and details of Ron Mueck. Also admire the surrealism of Dalí or Topor. And with all those influences plus those of his friends writers and painters, he tries to paint where he goes trying to integrate it into the context of the street and the situation.
<br><br></div>

HNRX

Never apologize for being a fucking powerful woman 

Hope.xlf

Only.xlf

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Boa Mistura

<div>Note about the author: Boa Mistura is a multidisciplinary team with roots in graffiti art. Born in late 2001 in Madrid, Spain, where is currently located their headquarter. They develop their work mainly in the public space. The term “Boa Mistura” comes from the portuguese “good mixture”, referring to the diversity of backgrounds and points of view from each member.</div>

Sr. Marmota

Cabiscol Art

Sinistro

Jaque

<div>Vindictive artwork talking about an area of the orchand that surrounds Valencia that was expropriated and disappeared.<br>Note about the artist: Barbiturikillis, abbreviated Barbi, is a valencian artist who expresses her art on the walls using pink bunnies in frequently vindicating scenes on various topics of today's society, such as climate change, politics or the situation of the women in the society. She is a very active artist, who usually paints many of her works with Hope, other of the muralists who form the Valencian Urban art collective XLF (Por La Face)</div>

Artworks in Valencia