1. Greek visual artist INO created this mural on the center of Piraeus Port, one of the largest seaports in the Mediteranean sea located in Greece. The artist was interviewed by the National Geographic staff and the mural creation proccedure was filmed for an upcoming documentary. The artwork is entitled “We Have The Power” and is depicting a child looking up at a huge portrait of the ancient philosopher Democritus. Knowledge is power. www.ino.net
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    Greek visual artist INO created this mural on the center of Piraeus Port, one of the largest seaports in the Mediteranean sea located in Greece. The artist was interviewed by the National Geographic staff and the mural creation proccedure was filmed for an upcoming documentary. The artwork is entitled “We Have The Power” and is depicting a child looking up at a huge portrait of the ancient philosopher Democritus. Knowledge is power. 

    www.ino.net

    October 18, 2015
  2. RAE BK up high in Bushwick, Brooklyn
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    RAE BK up high in Bushwick, Brooklyn

    October 10, 2015
  3. The latest collaboration for the Savage Habbit Murals Project painted with support from Mayor Michael Gonnelli in Secaucus, NJ has been painted by the lovely Sarah C. Rutherford. For this mural Sarah was inspired by the “Day” and “Night” statues that were hauled off to the Meadowlands and jumbled in a trackside landfill in Secaucus after the 1963 demolition of the late Penn Station. Created by Adolph Alexander Weinman, these allegorical female figures representing time on each side of the station’s four entryway clocks have been reclaimed by the artist – spawning a new story of time and beauty and reminding us of the importance for the need for preservation of our past, i.e. this find in 1968 lead the way to the preservation of Grand Central Station in Manhattan. Here “Day” faces east holding a garland of sunflowers welcoming each new day while the hooded “Night” bids a good evening to all as she faces the west, conceptually embracing two contrasting emotions that we find in all of us. Interestingly, Sarah opted to recreate these gems with female figures rather than repainting the statues, bringing a sense of warmth and familiarity to each, in essence highlighting the re-birth of them.
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    The latest collaboration for the Savage Habbit Murals Project painted with support from Mayor Michael Gonnelli in Secaucus, NJ has been painted by the lovely Sarah C. Rutherford. For this mural Sarah was inspired by the “Day” and “Night” statues that were hauled off to the Meadowlands and jumbled in a trackside landfill in Secaucus after the 1963 demolition of the late Penn Station. Created by Adolph Alexander Weinman, these allegorical female figures representing time on each side of the station’s four entryway clocks have been reclaimed by the artist – spawning a new story of time and beauty and reminding us of the importance for the need for preservation of our past, i.e. this find in 1968 lead the way to the preservation of Grand Central Station in Manhattan. Here “Day” faces east holding a garland of sunflowers welcoming each new day while the hooded “Night” bids a good evening to all as she faces the west, conceptually embracing two contrasting emotions that we find in all of us. Interestingly, Sarah opted to recreate these gems with female figures rather than repainting the statues, bringing a sense of warmth and familiarity to each, in essence highlighting the re-birth of them.

    September 25, 2015
  4. Hello everyone , my name is Alfredo Maffei , I'm 26 Brazilian artist and would love to present my work on the blog. I do portraits of homeless people that I know in my journeys around the world, the paintings are held in abandoned houses , creating an intimate relationship between the condition of the homeless and the situation of the abandoned house. This work (NOMAD) was done in São Carlos , and depicts a beloved homeless of the city known as Beardy. To see more about my work , please visit : estudiomaffei.com graciously ALFREDO MAFFEI  
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    Hello everyone , my name is Alfredo Maffei , I'm 26 Brazilian artist and would love to present my work on the blog.
I do portraits of homeless people that I know in my journeys around the world, the paintings are held in abandoned houses , creating an intimate relationship between the condition of the homeless and the situation of the abandoned house.

This work (NOMAD) was done in São Carlos , and depicts a beloved homeless of the city known as Beardy.

To see more about my work , please visit : estudiomaffei.com
    graciously

    ALFREDO MAFFEI

     

    August 6, 2015
  5. This is a new piece by DAAS in Osaka, Japan. It’s a mural of the late philosopher Alan Watts to celebrate the 100th anniversary of his birth. artist website  Facebook instagram - @daas
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    This is a new piece by DAAS in Osaka, Japan. It’s a mural of the late philosopher Alan Watts to celebrate the 100th anniversary of his birth.

    artist website 

    Facebook

    instagram - @daas

    July 11, 2015
  6. By La Rouille by vitostreet Rather nice 
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    By La Rouille by vitostreet

    Rather nice 

    July 7, 2015
  7. BLIC at Pasay,Philippines.
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    BLIC at Pasay,Philippines.

    July 4, 2015
  8. Ted Pim is a 28-year-old street artist born in Belfast who has travelled the world painting inside abandoned buildings.  He has spent the last 6 years painting baroque-inspired murals in dark spaces across the United States and Europe. All his pieces have been documented with a camera and up until recently have only been seen by a handful of people. He has scanned his photos and uploaded to www.tedpim.com & www.instagram.com/tedpim/  As you can see his work, it is inspired heavily by the old masters, creating moody and atmospheric pieces that unintentionally have a religious undertone.
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    Ted Pim is a 28-year-old street artist born in Belfast who has travelled the world painting inside abandoned buildings. 

    He has spent the last 6 years painting baroque-inspired murals in dark spaces across the United States and Europe. 

    All his pieces have been documented with a camera and up until recently have only been seen by a handful of people. He has scanned his photos and uploaded to www.tedpim.com & www.instagram.com/tedpim/ 
    As you can see his work, it is inspired heavily by the old masters, creating moody and atmospheric pieces that unintentionally have a religious undertone.
    July 4, 2015
  9. Jean Claude’s epic split commemorated with street art statue in Amsterdam!
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    Jean Claude’s epic split commemorated with street art statue in Amsterdam!

    June 21, 2015
  10. Urban intervention in Vilnius (Lithuania) by italian activist Fra.Biancoshock. #ephemeralism
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    Urban intervention in Vilnius (Lithuania) by italian activist Fra.Biancoshock.

    #ephemeralism

    June 21, 2015
  11. INO was invited in Memorie Urbane Festival and he created a mural with a sliced Ancient Greek Tragedy mask on the wall of a highschool in Fondi. In this school they teach Ancient Greek language and the piece stigmatizes the financial tragedy that Greece is going through nowadays.www.ino.net
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    INO was invited in Memorie Urbane Festival and he created a mural with a sliced Ancient Greek Tragedy mask on the wall of a highschool in Fondi. In this school they teach Ancient Greek language and the piece stigmatizes the financial tragedy that Greece is going through nowadays.

    www.ino.net

    June 9, 2015
  12. Berlin street artist Kim Kwacz aka Kim Köster presents his new work: “Monzter”. Like in his internationally known art project "99 rooms”, he blurs the boundaries of reality and fiction by transferring mural artwork into the digital world. Kwacz’s works avidly employ new media, allowing for wide public accessibility, e. g. "Ana Somnia“, having been visited by more than 12 million people so far. Kim created the numerous pieces in abandoned factory buildings near Berlin. ”Monzter“ is  a picture book for the iPad. It is Kwacz’ first work focussing on children. Please feel free to contact us: Monzter/facebook or Monzter/website
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    Berlin street artist Kim Kwacz aka Kim Köster presents his new work: “Monzter”.
    Like in his internationally known art project "99 rooms”, he blurs the boundaries of reality and fiction by transferring mural artwork into the digital world. Kwacz’s works avidly employ new media, allowing for wide public accessibility, e. g. "Ana Somnia“, having been visited by more than 12 million people so far.
    Kim created the numerous pieces in abandoned factory buildings near Berlin.
    ”Monzter“ is  a picture book for the iPad. It is Kwacz’ first work focussing on children. Please feel free to contact us: Monzter/facebook or Monzter/website
    June 9, 2015
  13. Mural in Sandtown  (baltimore) by street artist Sorta regarding the recent unrest. 
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    Mural in Sandtown  (baltimore) by street artist Sorta regarding the recent unrest. 

    May 31, 2015
  14. RAE BK in Soho, New York City
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    RAE BK in Soho, New York City

    May 19, 2015
  15. Mondrian Yarn Bomb by natashaeng on Flickr.Pretty good piece on Prince and Wooster in NYC
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    Mondrian Yarn Bomb by natashaeng on Flickr.

    Pretty good piece on Prince and Wooster in NYC

    May 5, 2015