El Euro from Italy, typically paints rural walls, outside of the city, or abandoned building. In an interview with Illicitexhibitions, El Euro stated “Usually in the big cities there isn’t good quality graffiti. I don’t like to paint in the cities. I prefer country side”.
Photos by El Euro
I saw artist ABCDEF on Graffuturism this week. Somewhere between minimal and chaotic. It works!
Photos by ABCDEF
Horfé has such copious amounts of work up in Paris, it’s almost terrifying that it’s also mobile. I’m sort of hoping to see Horfé hit a couple planes and reach international status.
Photos by Vitostreet, •G•, and LePublicNME.
Here are two pieces done recently by a couple of my favorite artists, Tant and Unga, from Israel’s Broken Fingaz crew. Fresh attitude, vivacious energy, and ample ability.
Photos by Tant
Two shapely walls from the CityBilder mural project in Dresden by Graphic Surgery and Kenor & H101. Other artist collaborations were Frm & Otecki, Other & Saddo, Ryan Spring Dooley & Moneyless, and Stefan Schwarzer & Jens Besser. CityBilder was organized by Riesa Efau, Kultur Forum Dresden, Frank Eckhardt and Jens Besser.
Photos by Graphic Surgery and -Lucky Cat-
I’m all for beautifying the urban world. Personally, I just prefer work that makes me think of cool stuff like Mission Impossible and not make me feel bad for not calling my grandmom. The work above is by Spidertag.
Similar stuff being done by Moneyless, but in 3D as well. Let’s see more yarn-bombing like this!
Photos courtesy of SpiderTag1 and Moneyless
