Luogo Comune is an eclectic artist from Cremona, based in Bologna, Italy. His art across indoor and outdoor spaces, working with a great variety of mediums to question all the aspects of the society in which we live. His language is full of symbolism blending natural elements, images from the tradition and more contemporary emblemsContinue reading
“The Petrol Bomber” by The Bogside Artists in Derry, Northern Ireland
Sometimes murals are purely artistic, other times they have more social content talking about historical and political happenings. It is the case of Bogside neighborhood in Derry, Northern Ireland, where 12 murals stand out showing the period known as “The Troubles”, one of the darkest moments of the conflict between Irish nationalists and unionists. InContinue reading
“Tieneme ca te tengo” by Jerico in Rione Sanità, Naples
Just revealed a new mural in Rione Sanità, Naples, made by Jerico Cabrera Carandang, street artist born in Philippines and based in Rome. Jerico’s style is fascinating and steadly mutating, working on fragmented faces and shattered expressions, souls of a screaming existance. He started to investigate the nature painted as plants, using cold colours, allegoryContinue reading
“Asiafricalism” by Okuda at Wynwood Walls, Miami
Immersed in a geometric architectures marked by a myriads of bright colours, Okuda creates a joyful universe that critics has defined Pop Surrealism. It’s clear that Okuda takes inspiration from Pop Art giving to his art a playful and captivating touch. The reference to Surrealism can be found into the combination of completely diverse patternsContinue reading
“Simbiosi” by Edoardo Tresoldi for Parco Arte Sella in Trentino, Italy
In this blog we have already talked about Edoardo Tresoldi and his ethereal and majestic wire mesh architectures. In this post we want to present “Simbiosi”, site specific work unveiled last 15th September for Parco Arte Sella in Borgo Valsugana, Trentino, realised on top of the hill formed because of a storm. This artistic parkContinue reading
Gleo in Poblenou, Barcelona, Spain
Nathalia Gallego known as Gleo is a young muralist from Cali, Colombia. Her art is made by magical and mystical beings, gaining inspiration from ancestral culture. Starting to work at the age of 15, she was featuring a marine world composed of caricatural forms and imaginary fishes. Approaching the history of Latin American art, sheContinue reading