British Artist David Walker just wrapped up a large new piece in Ostend, Belgium for the Crystal Ship Festival 2019. After several days of work, David just wrapped up his artwork which shows the outline of a man against an abstract background. The text reads “A Blank Canvas Is A White Flag”. Working in portraiture,
Polish artist Sepe recently stopped by the Philippines where he dropped this quick street art piece somewhere on the street of Quezon City. Sepe uses a wide spectrum of tools – spray paint, markers, pencil, acrylic, ink, stencils, sticky tapes, even bitumen pulp. It all depends on what sort of effect he’s trying to get
The IQOS World exhibition—which is expected to be visited by more than 50,000 people during Milan Design Week—is an artistic expression of the future, brought to life through a collaboration with well-known sculptor Alex Chinneck, whose art is distinguished by his bold and disruptive vision. Alex’s unique talent for combining art, architecture and theater in
Covering the whole facade of the Carreau du Temple in the middle of Paris, Ludo’s latest installation just went up yesterday afternoon in France. This is the first time that the city ever allows an artist to work on this institutional and famous cultural center. Named from St Exupery famous book “Le Petit Prince”, “L’essentiel
Italian street art duo Sten & Lex were recently invited by the Palma Urban Art Festival to create new pieces in France. Painting on the streets of Caen, a port city and capital of Calvados department in northern France’s Normandy region, the artists created some of their intricate signature imagery for the local residents to
Our friend Ludo just sent us some images from his latest artworks that just popped up on the streets of Paris. Working on the Citadium location in Paris, France, the talented artist brought to life a series of some of his signature imagery. Contrary to his street work, these pieces should last longer than usual
In 2002, Space Invader created and installed “LA_56”, a tribute to Shepard Fairey and the OBEY campaign in the middle of Los Angeles. As friends, Space Invader and Shepard Fairey collaborated on a piece in Griffith Park, Los Angeles in 2018. OBEY keeps this partnership going with our first clothing collaboration. A range of hooded
Valencian born artists Pichi and Avo set alight their 26 metre high Neo classical sculpture covered with their trademark graffiti. Taking over one year to create, the giant structure made from wood and cardboard was the centrepiece of the annual Las Fallas (fire) Festival in the Spanish city of Valencia. See below images from the
