FLAMIN&’GO – Street Mural by Telmo & Miel
Best viewed large. A stunningly-surreal street mural by Telmo & Miel (NSFW), an artistic duo based in the Netherlands. [via Lustik]
The Church – New Street Art by Sten & Lex
Italian street artists Sten and Lex painted this huge mural of an anonymous woman inside an ancient church in the city of Mentana. The church, known as the Convent of Mentana, was built by in 1590 by Michele Peretti, the grandson of Pope Sisto V. The mural itself is painted on a new wall, and is not a part of the original building which was partly destroyed by an earthquake in the early part of the previous century.
The duo took about a month to create this piece, using a two layer stencil process. It’s quite amazing to see a portrait of a woman emerging out of the intersecting lines created by the painting process.
You can see more images, and also watch a time-lapse video of the creation of the painting, after the jump.
Huge Street Art Mural in Beirut by INTI
“Pagano,” a huge mural in Beirut by INTI, a Chilean street artist. The mural was created for White Wall, an art exhibition organized in Beirut to give new impetus to…
New Graffiti Works by Street Artist Fintan Magee
One of the things I really enjoy about blogging is that I get to discover and come across some really cool art, made by some of the most talented, upcoming…
‘Monkey Business’ – A Huge Street Art Mural by Aryz
Titled ‘Monkey Business’, street artist Aryz’s extraordinary piece is painted on a building's facade in St. Dennis, Reunion Island.
Brandalism: Street Artists Hijack Commercial Billboards in the UK
The ‘Brandalism Project’ is the largest subvertising campaign in the history of the UK. Subvertising is the art of creating parodies of commercial or political advertising, often using brutal satire…
Ephemeral Che Street Art Made With Mud
Che may have been a socialist revolutionary, but his iconic photograph has become a much commercialized pop culture fixture. Artist Phil Hansen wanted to make the image into something even…
Street Art by Chinese Artist ROBBBB
Artist ROBBBB’s beautiful works caught my eye partly due to their whimsical and playful nature, and partly due the locations he has selected to paint them in around Beijing. The artist, who considers French street artist Blek le Rat as one of his main influences, has left his art open to interpretation by the viewer.
Personally speaking, I never attempted to tie artworks down with any definitive meanings, maybe ten people look at my works and will have ten kinds of different ideas,"The benevolent see benevolence and the wise see wisdom", so, my purpose is achieved, because you thought process is equal to the communication with my artworks, so the works itself will be more meaningful.
You can check out a few select artworks from his portfolio, after the jump.
Street Art by Roa
Click on the image to view large. Terrific graffitti art by street artist Roa, at Salton Sea, California. [via unurth]
SpongeBob Ruined by Showbiz
“Showbiz ruined me,” by Italian artist Pao. Pao, the founder of Studio Paopao, transforms ordinary objects found in urban spaces into colorful creatures, that bring a smile on people’s faces.…