After some time painting walls outside South America, and in search of a return to his roots in America, INTI has created a series of 4 murals in 4 countries throughout Latin America. A trip looking to portray and learn from the small-profound details of cultural diversity. Confronting issues such as; the environmental impact caused
Daniel Popper is a multidisciplinary artist known globally for his larger-than-life sculptures, and spectacular public art installations. From Cape Town, South Africa, Daniel has created worldwide an array of sculptures , installations and stages. In town for Tulum’s First Arts & Culture Festival, Art With Me, the South African artist brought this incredible installation which
Melbourne’s Backwoods Gallery welcomes the return of YUSK IMAI and DANTE HOROIWA, combining their artistic talent to create a dual show, “Phantom Pain”. As they illustrate in their statement, the show is the result of studio discussions exploring a “hidden sensation”, an abstract and constant, but unidentified source of pain. The show attempts to process
Luca Ledda returned to left his sign in Mexico by participating in the collective exhibition organized by Gama Crea gallery entitled Transito in which he exhibited art work created specifically for the show. From Mexico City he then moved to the beautiful Bacalar, a town located in the state of Quintana Roo where he made a mural for Festival Bakalarte:
For nearly two months WiseTwo traveled all over Mexico gathering knowledge, wisdom, and inspiration that later gave birth to some powerful murals… WiseTwo had the opportunity to paint in Mexico City, in collaboration with Le super demon for HidroArteMX. Later on in Cholula in collaboration with Jumu Monster, Puebla for La Rueda street art project,
Some weeks ago together with the japanese artist Mina Hamada, Zosen had the opportunity to be the first artists to participate in a social project in El Morro Boca del Río,a suburb of Veracruz, Mexico. Boca del Río is a working class neighborhood close to Veracruz in front of the sea where the neighbours are
It has been quite a while since we last heard from Luca Ledda, but he is back with more murals completed all over Mexico! Three different projects, three different approaches, three different places, one country… First mural was completed for an art project “Board Dripper”. In 2009 the project was founded in Queretaro, Mexico with
Jupiterfab has just wrapped up another piece for his series “Is this modern society?” as a part of his first solo exhibition in Mexico on a wall of an art space called “21st Century Art Factory”. In the project “Is this modern society?”, Jupiterfab explores use and abuse of technology in modern society. For this piece,
