Description
On the Scheldelaan in the Port of Antwerp, a bare wall has been tackled by 80 graffiti artists.
They painted a wall 900 meters long, usually with works about the environment, the sea and the Scheldt itself.
The project was commissioned by the Antwerp port authority and the Flemish Waterways Agency.
Graffiti artists from Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Australia took up the challenge, including Aerosol Kings and Lastplak.
They were suggested to make works of art about nature, the environment, maritime life and the Scheldt.
Although everyone was free to paint whatever they wanted, most did stick to the theme.
Thanks to the diversity of artists, there are also different styles to admire on this wall.
Hunter
Tony Gielen
Just after the 1st peak of corona I bought a motorcycle and started with photography again after years and I discovered the passion for capturing the world around me through the lens of my camera.
I hope to spot a lot of beautiful, new places and especially to be able to place the images here on StreetArtCities and on flickr before they disappear back into the mists of time. Graffiti is a very ephemeral art form that often only survives in photographs like us Hunters capture everywhere.
Location
Created on June 14, 2019
7898+X4 Antwerp, Belgium
Hunted by Tony Gielen.
Pictures by Tony Gielen.
Pictures by Tony Gielen.
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Location
Created on June 14, 2019
7898+X4 Antwerp, Belgium
Hunted by Tony Gielen.
Pictures by Tony Gielen.
Pictures by Tony Gielen.