It has taken nine months and an infinite amount of effort within a Chinese-Spanish multidisciplinary team working in the midst of a global pandemic crisis. But finally, ‘Kaos trip’ made its debut last July 10 in K11 Art Mall in Guangzhou, China. This show offers a tour of the different supports, formats and techniques that
Art and culture can inspire people to create a more equal society and a more balanced world. Driven by this belief, Okuda San Miguel and his Ink and Movement team have launched Colouring the World, an initiative based on acts of solidarity to support the Spanish Red Cross in these challenging times. Cut-out face masks
Okuda San Miguel and Paco Osuna will represent, through avant-garde art and electronic music, their particular vision of ‘The Garden of Delights’ in an experience where the audience will be part of a great piece of interactive art. The premiere of the artistic proposal of Ink and Movement and elrow will be on September 28
Just 19 kilometers from the Red Square, one of the largest mural-art festivals in the world has started. In just 30 days, more than 60 of the best contemporary artists will turn an ordinary high-rise housing estate into an open-air museum of contemporary art. Spanish street artist Okuda just wrapped up a giant new facade
The first wave of the Titanes Project has started around the Madrid region in Spain! The Titanes Project is seeing the creation of a series of giant murals on unused silos in the province of Ciudad Real. As well as its importance in terms of cultural heritage, the project aims to encourage social inclusion through
As part of the project, curated by the National Art Museum of the Republic of Sakha, the northernmost sculpture of the famous Spanish street artist Okuda San Miguel was installed on the embankment of Sajsary Lake in Yakutsk, complementing the urban improvement program. The artwork made as part of the public art program 5th International
Spanish artist Okuda is brightening up a nineteen storey building in Paris by giving it a contemporary makeover with a revisited portrait of Mona Lisa. Using more than 450 spraycans, Okuda painted one of Europe’s tallest murals at 50 metres (164 feet) high by 15 meters wide during less than five days. Check after the
The City of Paris has been transformed into an arty Olympic park to support its bid for the 2024 Olympic Games. Urban Art being one of the key cultural components of Paris, a 90 meters long collective work inspired by the Olympic rings has brought together graffiti artists from the French Kiss crew including Lek, Sowat,
