Twice a year, Yeobaek Seowon in South Korea, the house of books invites a scientist, poet or artist to spend some time there, working in between ginseng and rice fields, next to the forest. A lovely retreat, as onliest noise you can hear is chickens, birds and sometimes the voices of farmers in the fields.
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
Felipe Pantone and his Configurable Art project have a new special guest with Vhils. Portuguese artist Alexandre Farto has been interacting visually with the urban environment under the name of Vhils since his days as a prolific graffiti writer in the early- to mid-2000s. An avid experimentalist, Vhils has been developing his personal aesthetics in
The Dubai Street Museum project recently launched a new wave of murals in the district of Jumeirah in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Ampparito was invited to create some of his unique imagery for the locals to enjoy. After several days of work, Ampparito brought to life a large mural which depicts a giant fishing bait
Our friend David De La Mano just sent us a series of images from his latest personal project in Uruguay. David de la Mano is a Spanish contemporary artist best known for his stunning murals often depicting silhouettes, trees and other monochromatic imagery. de la Mano is a versatile artist who excels from drawing to
After over a year of intermittent work, Blu has just wrapped up a large new piece in the streets of Rome, Italy. As usual with the Italian artist, he created from his imagination another stunning piece of work. Full of details and reference, this is one of our favorite recent piece from Blu. If you
Sabek recently spent some time in Spain where he was invited by the Invasion Art Festival to create a new piece somewhere on the streets of Plasencia. Sabek is a Madrid-based street artist, recognized internationally for his large-scale murals depicting clear, black, almost stamp-like figures usually inspired by nature and animals. This new piece entitled
Biancoshock just sent us some images and a video from his latest collaboration with his friend Flesco that was just created somewhere in Milan, Italy. The duo sent us the following statement about the piece which is entitled “EmptyGram”: Stop adding contents to this digital container and empty it from everything that, in real life,
