David de la Mano (Spain)David de la Mano is an explorer of human behaviour, the masses of people, conflicts and contradictions. He has worked with the human form developing from illustrations to murals since 2008. He routinely collaborates with artist Pablo S. Herre, with who he founded “Movement Lady” with the intention of developing his murals to peripheral areas and marginal areas abandoned spaces. He has painted murals in Spain, Uruguay, Norway, Argentina, Peru, America, Italy, Portugal and Tunisia. | Phlegm (UK)Phlegm is one of the most loved artists in the street art world. His charming characters originate from the pages of his self published comic books and his murals can be found in some of the largest festivals around the world from New Zealand, Austrailia, to Norway & Sri Lanka.
The name Phlegm came from one of the four bodily humours in ancient Greek medicine; blood, yellow bile, black bile, and phlegm. Phlegm was believed to be responsible for an apathetic and unemotional temperament. | Dale Grimshaw (UK)Dale has established himself over a period of six years as being one of the most respected and individual artists in London.
Since 2008 he has been making quite an impression on the urban art scene, transferring his work into arresting, large scale murals across London and beyond. He has recently created pieces at Supercans Festival, Upfest in Bristol, Sun, Sea and Spray in Blackpool, the Whitecross Street Party, the Liquitex art event in West London and at Zetland House, Hoxton. |
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Le Super Demon (Mexico)Lesuperdemon is a mexican artist who is obsessed with metamorphosis, geometry, euclidian mathematics and quantum mechanics. His colourful, geometric murals explore the the eternal changing process of organic matter, the cycle of nature, life and death.
| Dan Green (UK)Dan Green is a freelance photographer based in Cardiff, South Wales. He specialises in photographing people
and communities in their natural environment. A strong connection to his subject is vital and he relishes the opportunity to get involved in the projects he documents. His photos can be seen pasted in countires all over Europe, where he’ll actively interact with local companys and people to create images to be pasted in their town. | Hyuro (Argentina)Hyuro is a Argentinian born artist who blends politics and a surrealist sensibility to create sensitive portraits that focus in on women’s roles within society. The subtle narratives hint at messages but leave it up to the viewer to interpret. Her paintings have taken her all around the globe. |
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Russ (France)Long influenced by his Soviet origins, combined with his developing, illustrational style, Russ combines figurative elements and abstract shapes to create colorful, dream like murals. He works in varying methods and materials from painted walls, wood installations to canvas paintings. | Run (Italy)RUN is a London based Italian artist whose works can be seen adorning street corners from China to Senegal. His work focuses on complex interlocking hands and faces in bright, arresting colours. RUN is interested in street art as a language of communication, creating playful characters that speak to diverse audiences on multiple levels. The expansive scale of his works captivates the viewer and reaches beyond the boundaries of street art. | Rmer1 (UK)Rmer AKA Bradley Woods is a graffiti / aerosol artist and illustrator based in Cardiff. Alongside his arts collective Cruel Vapours, he has painted throughout the UK, Holland, France, Ireland, the US and Australia. His work flourishes in a distinctive photo-realistic style lending itself perfectly to his large-scale portraits & characters. |
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Colour Doomed (UK)Using a mixture of masonry and spray paint, Cardiff based Colour Doomed's work can be seen from the UK and Europe to as far as Brazil. He creates his work with what everyday offers, including alluring and lurid images from dreams, conversations, films and the absurd. | Phil Morgan (UK)Phil Morgan is a Cardiff based illustrator whose bold and bendy style, with its humorous musings find itself on paper, cardboard, skateboards, beers mats, t-shirts finger tips.. oh yes and walls! | Best (UK)Bryce 'Best' Davies is the director of Peaceful Progress, a professional Graffiti arts organisation based in Cardiff. His aerosol work has taken him all around the world, both through commissions and in his distinctive flowing letter style. |
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