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L7M’s Avian Street Art Goes Abstract

Hailing from the outskirts of Sao Paulo, Brazil, L7M began making art as a child. Spray paint, his preferred medium for street art, entered his life at the age of 13, and he quickly became proficient in it while also experimenting with china ink, latex, pastel, and acrylic. Currently, L7M spends his time traveling the world to paint murals that feature birds fractured into a flurry of colors and abstract shapes. Neon colors dominate his compositions, with varied styles of paint strokes that add depth to the abstract color fields. Recently, L7M traveled around Europe to put up new pieces. Take a look at his new street work as well as a few paintings from his studio below.

Whitburn, UK. 2015.

Vitry, France. 2015.

Paris, France. 2015.

Kassel, Germany. 2015.

Florianopolis, Brazil. 2015.

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L7M, mural, street art

Dan Ferrer, Freeuno, street art

June 29, 2016

Dan Ferrer, also known by the moniker Freeuno, is a street artist/illustrator based in Madrid, Spain, where his works populate both enormous public walls and traditional canvases. His works often combine the subversively abstract with the strikingly real, whether rendered with oils, spray paint, or a Wacom pencil.

Rustam QBic’s Storybook-Like Murals Feature Cryptic Imagery

Rustam QBic, street art

November 20, 2014

A prominent player in Russia's burgeoning street art scene, Rustam QBic paints enormous walls that feature colorful, illustration-inspired imagery that stands out against the bright snow. The artist recently painted a mural called "Blossom" in Nizhny Novgorod for New City, the metropolis's first street art festival. "Blossom" alludes to the power of the imagination. As they hunch over their books, three boys' heads bloom into pink peonies. QBic's storybook-like murals often feature youthful characters navigating their surreal settings, where mundane objects often transform into dreamlike amalgamations of symbols. Take a look at some of QBic's latest murals below.

Etam Cru’s “Mr. Rooster” is the Duo’s Second Major Mural in the US

Branded Arts, Etam Cru, street art

December 22, 2015

Having just come off their exhibition at Thinkspace Gallery in Los Angeles (covered here), Polish street art duo Sainer and Bezt, known as Etam Cru, recently completed their second major mural in the United States. Co-produced by Thinkspace and Branded Arts, their wall "Mr. Rooster" is a massive portrait of a young country boy with a rooster standing on his shoulders as he looks over the smoggy city of Los Angeles.

Preview: Above’s “Remix” at Inner State Gallery

Above, Inner State Gallery, Remix, street art

November 18, 2014

London-based, internationally recognized street artist Above will debut his latest body work, “Remix,” at Inner State Gallery in Detroit for his first US solo show in five years this Friday, November 21. Known for his signature upward-pointing arrow, which Above has propagated in more than 100 cities since 2001, the anonymous artist is taking a new approach to his famous image for “Remix.”

L7M’s Avian Street Art Goes Abstract

Dan Ferrer’s Medium-Spanning Madness

Rustam QBic’s Storybook-Like Murals Feature Cryptic Imagery

Etam Cru’s “Mr. Rooster” is the Duo’s Second Major Mural in the US

Preview: Above’s “Remix” at Inner State Gallery

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