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David Stegmann’s New Murals Show Nature As a Force To Be Reckoned With

While it's possible to observe trees growing over the course of months and years, German artist David Stegmann aka Dust paints roots, branches and vines as sentient beings caught amid a state of evolution. In Dust's two latest murals, "Wohnzimmerwelten" and "Witness the Fitness," (both completed in Germany in the past two months) his otherworldly trees sprawl out across long walls (one of the pieces is 32 meters long) with force and momentum. The murals preceded the opening of Dust's current show, "Concrete Jungle," with Patricia Sandonis at Galerie Merkle in Stuttgart, Germany. Endowing plants with movement and speed is Dust's signature. The high-velocity branches take on new forms, reminding viewers of the powers that lie in the soil, the roots and the trees.

While it’s possible to observe trees growing over the course of months and years, German artist David Stegmann aka Dust paints roots, branches and vines as sentient beings caught amid a state of evolution. In Dust’s two latest murals, “Wohnzimmerwelten” and “Witness the Fitness,” (both completed in Germany in the past two months) his otherworldly trees sprawl out across long walls (one of the pieces is 32 meters long) with force and momentum. The murals preceded the opening of Dust’s current show, “Concrete Jungle,” with Patricia Sandonis at Galerie Merkle in Stuttgart, Germany. Endowing plants with movement and speed is Dust’s signature. The high-velocity branches take on new forms, reminding viewers of the powers that lie in the soil, the roots and the trees.

“Wohnzimmerwelten” in Staufen, Germany:

“Witness the Fitness”:

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Concrete Jungle, David Stegmann, Galerie Merkle, street art

Aryz, Escif, Kenor, mural, Public art, street art, We Aart

September 2, 2014

Uninspired by the lack of public art in their home town of Aalborg, a mid-sized Danish city, Lars Bonde and Mads Mulvad curated We AArt, the first art festival focused exclusively on murals in Denmark. The fest brought out many diverse talents from different corners of Europe. In our first update, you'll find a large-scale mural by Aryz, who is known for expressing his illustrative style on monumental walls. Also hailing from Spain, Kenor created an abstract wall alive with neon colors and Escif painted a mural with neatly compartmentalized depictions of people and objects that evoke's a traveler's sketchbook. Stay tuned for more murals from Interesni Kazki, Alexis Diaz, Don John and Jaz, whose walls are still in progress as we speak.

Hula’s Massive Figurative Murals Adorn Waterways

Hula, mural, street art

June 21, 2017

Hula is the moniker of artist Sean Yoro, who creates massive, delicate murals above waterways and alongside abandoned structures. The self-taught painter was raised in Oahu, where he engaged with the ocean as a surfer before embarking on a path in street art and tattooing. Today, he creates his massive figures in oil paint and creates pieces across the world.

The Art & Adventures of The London Police

murals, street art, The London Police

September 18, 2025

There's a lot of humor in The London Police's work, from the armies of smiling Lads that propagate the scenes to other characters, like a dog astronaut or mermaids. Yet, there's a sense of absolute perfectionism in every piece. Read Liz Ohanesian's full article by click above.

Agostino Iacurci Collaborates with Atlanta Youth on New Mural

Agostino Iacurci, All City Canvas, mural, street art, urban art

August 14, 2015

Italian street artist Agostino Iacurci recently teamed up with All City Canvas to support the children of Camp Best Friends summer program in Atlanta. In a workshop hosted by Iacurci, the children created imaginary portraits that were later put together to compose a large 150ft mural in the Ben Hill neighborhood. Titled "Wallter", their collective piece took the artist almost nine days to complete.

David Stegmann’s New Murals Show Nature As a Force To Be Reckoned With

Aryz, Kenor and Escif at We AArt Festival

Hula’s Massive Figurative Murals Adorn Waterways

The Art & Adventures of The London Police

Agostino Iacurci Collaborates with Atlanta Youth on New Mural

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