David de la Mano was born in Salamanca in 1975, where he graduated in Fine Arts before focussing on Public Art for his PhD at the University of Valencia. From 1993 onward, De La Mano has worked extensively in urban public space, and developed his trademark style during numerous international projects. Relying predominantly on harsh…

Street artist Rimon Guimarães was invited to come back and share his process of making a new graffiti at Tictac’s courtyard during the week long event of  the art center’s 4th Anniversary in Brussels,Belgium Brazilian multi-disciplinary artist Rimon Guimarães is best known for his brightly coloured mural work. With his art in public space Rimon wants to…

“Keep Your Eyes Open” is the latest collaboration by artistic duo Atelier Louves and TAVU. The impressive mural is located at 70, Chemin Des Deux Maisons, 1200 Woluwe Saint Lambert, Brussels, Belgium. Through this project, we would like to emphasize the importance of different points of view and the viewpoint of each person, especially on ecology. The idea…

Belgian artists Hell’o and Oli-B have made two new art pieces in Brussels and Hasselt, Belgium. Hell’o have painted a basketball court in Hasselt, Belgium, during the Summer Carnival curated by Alley Gallery and Street Art Festival Hasselt. Hell’o Collective is the brainchild of Jerôme Meynen and Antoine Detaille. The two Belgian artists came up writing…

A new 1000m² mural only visible from the skies was created by TAVU & LOUVES at See U, the the largest temporary occupation in Belgium. When everyone is talking about change and transition at the social, economic, political and ecological levels, the next step, the next decisions and the next years will be decisive. This is…

Sainer from Etam Cru was recently invited by the Une Ville En Couleur project to paint a large piece on the streets of Brussels in Belgium. Entitled “Mother”, the Polish artist brought to life some of his signature ultra-detailed imagery for the locals to enjoy. The meaning of this one goes straight to the point…

This looks like a Belgian joke and yet it actually happened in Brussels. The residents of the Saint-Gilles neighborhood were surprised to discover over the week-end a giant cock painted in black and white just in front of a Catholic institute. The author of the piece has not yet been identified. Some people immediately linked it to…

Traveling around Europe, Gleo has arrive in Brussels, Belgium where she just finished working on a large mural. Coming straights from the colorful streets of Colombia, the female artist uses simple paint brushes and rollers to paint her works to create her highly imaginative as well as vibrant artworks. Gleo’s colourful scenes and fantastic creations catch and hold…