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Dante

Metepec

Capturar la esencia en cada pincelada es fundamental. Como muralistas, lo que más se admira de cualquier sitio es su entidad. La inspiración es el objetivo, y se intenta plasmarla en un soporte para que otros puedan apreciarla. Se busca representar el sentido del lugar, reflejando su condición a través de cada trazo. Los murales se pueden encontrar en diversas latitudes del valle de Toluca, así como en varios estados de la República Mexicana.

Martin

Viena

Based in Vienna, this muralist and artist creates large-scale works and canvases that blend street art with contemporary portraiture. Their work explores identity, emotion, and cultural elements through clean, stylized forms. With experience in public and commissioned projects, they transform spaces into impactful visual statements featuring a strong, modern aesthetic.

Matteo

Berlin

I have always been fascinated by the power of images and by how color can transform the perception of a space. My first contact with painting was almost instinctive, on the walls of Milan, and over time it evolved into a conscious research into techniques, materials and new visual languages. This path led me to the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, where I worked with tempera, acrylics, enamels, enamels and oils on canvas, as well as graphic prints, lithographs, silkscreens and airbrush. In my artistic practice I have mainly developed a figurative language rooted in realism, rich in detail, to make both the image and its meaning precise and clear. Starting from a technical study of light, shadow and the “architecture” of color, I developed new ways of using spray cans that allow me to create large-scale works in a short time, with a stronger visual impact and a more conscious, measured use of color.

José Pablo

Mixco

Ciudad de origen: Guatemala - Estilo artístico: Graffiti y Street Art. Obras exhibidas en varios países de América Latina, incluyendo Brasil, México, Colombia, Perú y El Salvador.

Shauna

England

Shauna Anseo is an Irish muralist and street artist based in London whose large-scale figurative works explore light, storytelling, and belonging. Her murals sit between portraiture and mythmaking, using painted light as both an aesthetic and narrative angle. After working in arts management across museums and community festivals, she moved from studio to street, shifting her practice toward collaboration and public space. She has since produced murals across the UK, Europe, Mexico, and the US, working with councils, festivals, and communities to translate local stories at architectural scale. Her current body of work, Myths & Legends, reimagines folklore and oral histories through a contemporary lens, depicting ordinary people as modern archetypes. Drawn to myth for its ability to be both hyper-local and universal, Shauna’s work traces how places define themselves through shared stories, and how those stories evolve.

Alejandra

Comunidad Valenciana

Licenciada en Bellas Artes por la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia (2007) y con un Máster en Producción Artística en la misma institución (2011-2012). El tema central de la obra más reciente gira en torno a los objetos y nuestros vínculos con ellos, explorando la necesidad humana de poseer y acumular, así como los recuerdos cosificados y el paso del tiempo. Aunque se utilizan los objetos, no se centran en ellos como tales, sino que se convierten en elementos narrativos para abordar otros temas de interés, como la precariedad laboral o la desigualdad de género. Un rasgo distintivo es la diferencia entre la obra de galería y la de espacio público; en la primera, se eligen temas más personales, mientras que en los murales se aprovecha la oportunidad para abordar cuestiones más sociales.

Leonardo

Santa Maria

Arquiteto e muralista brasileiro, transformo paredes em presenças. A figura feminina é o eixo da minha pesquisa estética, manifestada por meio do realismo, do contraste e de uma paleta que busca equilíbrio entre delicadeza e impacto. Em cada obra, o olhar se torna o fio que conecta o sentimento e o ambiente.

Hugo

Nueva York

Hugo Medina is a Bolivian-born muralist, multidisciplinary artist, and educator based in Ithaca, New York. His vibrant public art and large-scale murals explore migration, cultural identity, resilience, and community. Informed by his cross-cultural upbringing, Medina creates layered works that connect personal narratives to collective histories. Working across painting, sculpture, and metalwork, Medina collaborates with cities, schools, and organizations to create meaningful, accessible spaces that foster connection, dialogue, and belonging.

Maria Pilar

Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires

Somos María Pilar Tolosa y Julián Facundo Razquín, vivimos en Chascomús, Argentina. Nos conocimos en la Universidad Nacional de La Plata mientras estudiábamos Arquitectura y Diseño de Comunicación Visual. Tras graduarnos, decidimos emprender un viaje de dos años juntos por Latinoamérica. Atraídos por el territorio, las culturas y la diversidad de los países que visitamos, fotografiamos cada color, textura y aspecto de la naturaleza para luego plasmarlos en las paredes. En 2014, creamos CICLOPE, un proyecto que combina diferentes lenguajes como el diseño, la arquitectura y la comunicación. La fuerza de la obra opera en estrecha relación con la naturaleza, la energía y las formas orgánicas. Al mismo tiempo, los elementos se unen en forma de líneas, curvas y componentes geométricos que generan la composición de la obra en su conjunto. La calle es, sin duda, el espacio elegido. De esta manera, intentamos reinventar el mundo y transformar, al menos un poco, la realidad social.

Florencia

Maule

Muralista chileno-argentino de 26 años, actualmente reside en Chile y ha viajado a diversos países para plasmar su obra, participando en festivales y residencias artísticas. Su estilo surrealista se caracteriza por un gran enfoque en el uso del color, la naturaleza y la relación de los seres humanos con ella. A lo largo de sus 9 años de carrera, ha pintado más de 100 murales en Canadá, Estados Unidos, Uruguay, Perú, Colombia, Bolivia, Chile y Argentina.

Nelson

Porto

MrKas is an urban artist from Porto, Portugal, whose work bridges graffiti, muralism, and contemporary art. Influenced early by his father, also a painter, he began painting graffiti in the streets of Porto in 1999. Having lived between Spain, Belgium, and the United Kingdom, his work can now be found in murals, canvas, and exhibitions worldwide. Inspired by people and their stories, MrKas explores image deconstruction through photorealism, 3D effects, abstract patterns, and anamorphic forms.

Lisolomzi

Gauteng

Lisolomzi is a passionate Visual Artist, Designer, Illustrator & Muralist from South Africa. His professional experience span’s across a range of creative disciplines including Painting, Graphic Design, Illustration, Installation and Public art. His practice explores the intersection between modernity and inherited wisdom, expressed through dynamic figurative work, that explores the relationship between line, shape, form, movement, African mark making, time and the fabric of the universe (Cosmology) With a deep appreciation for visual art and creative problem solving, a blend of thoughtful public art practice with curated visuals. He has had the great honour of collaborating and being commissioned by renowned galleries, institutions, artists, blue-chip brands and forward-thinking startups, with each experience enriching his perspective and sharpening his creative instincts. He bridges fine art sensibilities with illustration and design creating a distinct graphic style.

Valeri

Sofia City Province

Graffiti artist from Sofia, Bulgaria. Born in the 80s. Writing around the world since 2001. Working mostly with letters, graphics. Known for creative approach in typography. Featured in books like Street fonts, Graffiti & Street Art around the globe 2. Painted murals and walls in more than 40 countries on 4 continents.

Alessandro

Lombardía

Alessandro Etsom is an Italian mural artist specialized in large-scale, site-specific artworks for architectural, public and commercial spaces. His work combines realism, botanical symbolism and environmental storytelling, creating murals that respond to the identity of each location. Through a distinctive visual language, often based on animal figures composed of leaves, flowers and natural elements, Etsom develops artworks that feel deeply connected to the place they inhabit. With projects across Italy and internationally, he works with brands, agencies, institutions and private clients to create murals that add cultural value, visual impact and a strong sense of identity to buildings, interiors, public spaces and real estate developments. His works are conceived as visual landmarks: artistic presences capable of becoming part of the architecture and narrative of a place.

Paul

Waikato Region

I'm an award winning mural artist and illustrator based in Kirikiriroa Hamilton, creating work for clients across Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond. My murals have appeared on outdoor walls and interiors all over New Zealand, and my illustrations have featured on book covers, music albums, posters, websites and more. I also offer live painting services for events, creating unique works that add creativity, energy, and a sense of occasion. Inspired by the natural world and the interconnectedness of all things, I create visionary and uplifting imagery that invites people to pause and reflect. Every artwork I create is a story told through colour, shape, and concept.

Niko Juhani

Pirkanmaa

Niko Lehtola is a Finnish muralist and painter whose work delves into the realms of visionary, surreal and psychedelic art. With a background in street art, his distinctive style blends vibrant colors and detailed dreamlike imagery, inviting viewers to journey into otherworldly sceneries. In the 2010s he traveled for several years with a surfboard, markers and paints in places like South America and Indonesia. In South-America he got to know indigenous cultures and painted his first large-scale murals. Through his work Niko aims to bridge the gap between the ‘invisible’ inner world and the ‘visible’ outer world. His work is influenced by both the natural world and mystical experiences, offering an invitation of self-exploration, to turn inwards, look beyond the surface and explore deeper layers of existence.