Spain
“Memoria” is Bosoletti’s new piece in Ordes
Argentinian artist Francisco Bosoletti was last September in Spain invited to take part of this year’s DesOrdes Creativas festival in the city of Ordes, Spain. About the Mural Titled ‘Memoria’ (Memory) the mural is part of a series of works inspired by the concept of “Oblivion” in an attempt to give new life to spaces …
“Sacrum Fieri” is Borondo’s mural in Ordes, Spain
Last September Spanish Artist Borondo painted a Mural entitled “Sacrum Fieri” on a wall in the high school ‘IES Maruxa Mallo’ of Ordes (Spain), curated by Desordes Crativas. About the Mural Sacrifice, a word tainted by our contemporary negative morality, according to which “to make a sacrifice” is to voluntarily deprive oneself of something, “to …
“Silence” by Elbi Elem in Barcelona
Elbi Elem created her own vision of silence using an extremely visual installation set in an abandoned place in Barcelona, Spain. About the installation The work, called ‘Silence’, is a visual installation which starts from a real sculpture of great size (320x160x100cm) suspended in the air. Made with different materials such as metal, wood, pvc …
Dourone in Boulogne-sur-mer
“RELFEXION//Respect” by Dourone in Boulogne-sur-mer, France. For the first edition ever of the urban art festival in Boulogne-sur-mer, curated by Street Art Avenue and the council of Boulogne-sur-Mer, Dourone and 4 international and national artists were chosen to work on large-scale murals in the heart of the city. About the Mural For this this piece, Dourone …
Hyuro in Galicia, Spain
“Morriña” Paço Cultura, Carballo, Galicia, Spain 2016 for Rexenera Fest. The Argentinian born, Spanish Artist Hyuro, who is known for blending politics with a surreal sensibility in her uncanny black-and-white works, just finished another brilliant mural entitled “Morriña” Morriña is a word of the Galician language that describes a feeling of nostalgia that is linked …
Interview: Martin Ron
For Martin Ron, Painting was a way of life, something he has been doing since he was a child with friends, at school, and in the streets. He continued with his passion for painting without even knowing that this would take him around the world, and that he would leave his art in the most important …
PichiAvo – Graffiti Festival Intramurs Valencia 2014
Pichi&Avo – Graffiti Festival Intramurs Valencia 2014 PichiAvo participated in the art festival, named Intramurs, thanks to a local project that aimed to revitalize the zone of Plaza la Botja or Botja square in the spanish city of Valencia, held by Cuitat Vella Batega ( a network combined by social collectives which conducts its work …
Interview: Pichi&Avo
It all began in 2007, bringing a spectacularly lucid splash of Mediterranean colors to the streets of Valencia and the rest of Spain, Pichi and Avo have infused a stunning level of figurative detail into their work. Hints of surrealism leap out and slap the viewer about while drawing you into a radiant explosion of …
Interview: Skount
Skount (Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, 1985), currently based in Amsterdam (The Netherlands). Inspired by the classical Spanish theatre of the town where he spent the most of his childhood (Almagro), Skount’s oneiric masked characters beckon the viewer from the urban environment into their mysterious and playful dreamscapes. The great playwrights of Skount’s youth formed …
Interview: Borondo
Gonzalo Borondo was born in Spain 1989. He grew up in Segovia where his mother let him paint the hallway of his house and his father spent his life restoring Christs and Holy Maries. In 2003 he moves to Madrid where he strengthens his relationship with Graffiti. Some years after he starts visiting the studio …